Singer Justin Bieber announced, on Thursday evening, in a post on his official account on Instagram, that all dates of his “Justice World Tour” tour have been postponed. After being diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, which causes facial paralysis, the pop star said he needed to prioritize his treatment in order to return to the stage.
“I understood that I need to prioritize my health. I’m taking a break from the tour for now. I’ll be fine, but I need time to rest and get better,” the artist wrote after declaring that he felt exhausted after his concert. at Rock in River a month ago.
The singer’s performance at the festival split opinion online. Part of the audience considered it a protocol and a lazy show, while another part praised the musician’s courage to enter the scene despite his health problems.
After going through Rio, Bieber was still performing in Sao Paulo and other countries in South America, but the shows were cancelled. The Global Justice Tour will run until March 25 in countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Poland, Italy and the Netherlands.
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