Justin Bieber cancels his world tour forever

Justin Bieber has permanently canceled his world tour “World Tour of Justice” after several delays, first due to the covid-19 pandemic, and then the disease discovered last year, Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

Although there is still no official confirmation from Canadian nor from his manager, concert dates that were supposed to take place in the coming months were deleted from his official website this Wednesday, and events such as those in Paris, Dublin or Krakow appear canceled on the ticketing portal.

In addition, some of the venues where the concerts were supposed to take place have already confirmed their cancellations. For example the British sheffield arenawhich publishes a message this Wednesday that “the show is cancelled” and that the money for the purchased tickets will be returned.

His promoter in Spain confirmed to EFE that he will not be “shows” Bieber in this country and that the company that distributes the tickets has already started contacting customers by e-mail to arrange refunds of the same amount.

Tour “World Tour of Justice” It started last March with delays caused by the covid-19 pandemic, but the singer announced shortly after that he had to postpone it because he was battling Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

“As you can see, this eye doesn’t blink. I can’t smile on this side of my face. This nostril does not move. I have complete paralysis on this side of my face,” Bieber said in September in a video posted on his social media.

syndrome ramsay hunt is a rare condition, caused by a virus, which infects a a nerve near the ear and causes irritation and paralysis of part of the face. Its treatment must be carried out urgently to avoid further complications.

“Earlier this year, I went public with my struggle with Ramsay Hunt syndromecausing my face to be partially paralyzed,” the Canadian singer said on social media a day after performing at the Brazilian Rock in Rio festival, saying he had to take a break because his health is “a priority right now.”

Already his previous tour, “Purpose World Tour”, held in 2017, was canceled in the middle of the trip without further explanation from the singer other than the emergence of “unexpected circumstances”.