Justin Bieber’s South Africa Justice World Tour 2022 Cancelled With Full Refund

Justin Bieber South Africa tour has been cancelled just weeks before coming to Mzansi.

The ‘Peaches’ singer announced on Tuesday night that he will be suspending the Justice World tour.

“So I’m going to take a break from touring from the time being,” he writes in a statement.

He says that his decision to take a break is due to health reasons.

Big Concerts has put out a statement confirming that the SA leg has been cancelled.

Why did Justin Bieber Cancel the Justice World Tour?

In June we wrote that Justin Bieber has announced that half of his face is paralysed.

This was due to a neurological disorder that affected his use of his facial muscles.

“Earlier this year, I went public about my battle with Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome, where my face was partly paralysed.”

This illness forced Bieber to not be able to continue with the North American leg of the tour.

However, as soon as the artist got better, he was back on the road.

This time the Justice World Tour had reached Europe and only weeks away from reaching South Africa.

Just as it seemed like he would be making his way here, things went south.

“After getting off stage, the exhaustion overtook me, and I realised that I need to make my health a priority right now” he continued.

Justin Bieber South Africa Tour

Last year, Big Concerts announced that the Justin Bieber concert will be happening in South Africa.

Cape Town and Johannesburg were the only two cities where the ‘What Do You Mean?” singer was going to perform.

On Tuesday, the 6^th of September, just 22 days before the tour hits our shores Justin Bieber made the announcement.

Bieber was to perform in Cape Town on the 28^th of September and Joburg on the 1^st of October 2022.

This now means that both the Joburg and Cape Town leg of the Justin Bieber South Africa tour will not be happening at all.

“I am going to be ok, but I need time to rest and get better,” reads the statement.

Justin Bieber tickets South Africa

Big Concerts has released a statement around the next few steps that people who had bought tickets should take on September 7.

“We all wish Justin a speedy recovery and admire his decision to put his health first,” says Big Concerts on social media.

This is the first time they speak about Justin Bieber’s latest decision to take a break from touring.

“We’re standing by for further updates which we will share with you as the South Africa dates approach.

On the 14th of September, they have announced that the Justin Bieber South Africa tour is cancelled.

“All fans that purchased Tickets from Ticketmaster will recieve a full refund and contacted by Ticketmaster directly.”

Tickets for the Justice World Tour in South Africa went up to a whopping R13,750 for the top tier VIP package.

With the Justin Bieber South Africa tour now cancelled, music lovers can go see either OneRepublic or Calum Scott who are coming soon.

Read the full statement below:

This article has been updated with new information from Big Concerts.