Justin Bieber cancels Tacoma Dome concert months after postponement

Justin Bieber has canceled his concert at the Tacoma Dome, the venue announced. The announcement comes two months after the musician had to cancel a Saturday show due to a COVID-19 outbreak among the touring team.

Bieber said that tour date would be rescheduled, but a date for the postponed concert never came.

Refunds for tickets will be processed automatically, according to the announcement. Ticket holders are expected to receive the refunds within 30 days.

Bieber is on his Justice World Tour, which began in San Diego earlier this year. The artist reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 shortly after, leading to the postponement of his Las Vegas show, which has been rescheduled for June 28.

It would have been Bieber’s first time back to the Tacoma Dome since 2012 when a sold out show at the dome was followed by a confusing publicity stunt where Bieber claimed his laptop and camera had been stolen.

This story was originally published May 3, 2022 at 10:21 AM.

Peter Talbot

The News Tribune

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