Justin Bieber's "Believe" tour sells out in an hour
Justin Bieber's entire North American tour sold out within an hour, Billboard reports. The pop star, who will embark on the 45-date trek on September 29, is preparing to release this third album Believe on June 19.
According to his U.S. label Island Def Jam, the Canadian singer's two Madison Square Garden shows on November 28 and 29 apparently sold out in 30 seconds.
Fellow Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen will open the tour and one dollar from each ticket sold will be donated to Pencils of Promise, an education charity that builds schools in the developing world.
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Posted by: Dave | Jun 4, 2012 11:22:03 AM
YAWN.
Posted by: david reed | Jun 4, 2012 11:37:33 AM
there are still tickets for sale on calgaryfinder.com dont be fooled..
Posted by: CB | Jun 4, 2012 12:28:33 PM
Funny how he can book two shows for the Americans but nothing for Canadians see how fast thye forget where they came from.
Posted by: John | Jun 4, 2012 9:21:36 PM
Always SO glad that people check their facts before pontificating. Especially when a two second search on the net will give you what you need in order not to appear as a, uhm, well... Anyway, is Vancouver not a part of Canada on Oct 10?
Just curious- I see tix are still available for one outfit for $7800- but hey, they're on the floor, so they must be SO worth it! Or there's a few more, still on the floor, for a way cheaper- just 3 grand a pop. Gonna be a GREAT spot to be for the twelve year old boys, 'cause most of those floor tix are gonna be held by twelve year old girls with rich and stupid parents. Every guy's dream.
Posted by: PAUL Jones | Jun 4, 2012 9:56:14 PM
Well Im not impressed with him but I guess a pIle of young people are
I dont think hes all that talented, Lots of auto tune etc on his stuff.
However I do think hes a fairly down to earth, honest person maybe in the long run thats more important.
Hes done well at his age and background to keep his head about him during his meteoric rise in the entertainment bus anyway..........