Fans Believe Justin Bieber Tour Is Eminent: See the Signs

Emma Hellmer | June 29, 2026

After Justin Bieber’s record-shattering Coachella performances, which prompted an unprecedented level of ticket demand, many fans have speculated that more is coming from the superstar singer. Hints like his promising “See ya’ll soon,” message at the end of his last Coachella set and a sneaky website update have had eagle-eyed fans wondering if more is coming.

Justin Bieber’s Comeback

Following a nearly four-year career hiatus due to personal burnout and health concerns, Bieber performed for a few small audiences in Los Angeles before making his official comeback on the Coachella stage.

Bieber’s hiatus came after he canceled 86 shows at the end of his Justice World Tour due to his personal battle with Type 2 Ramsay Hunt syndrome. These show dates would have spanned North America, South America, and Europe and had already been postponed from 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. His last full tour that wasn’t affected by postponement and cancellations was his Purpose World Tour in 2017.

The Coachella Performances

After years of waiting, Coachella was the first time the public had the chance to see Bieber perform again. His performances featured a stripped-down aesthetic, a laptop and a projector, and a poignant duet with his younger self on YouTube.

The Coachella Setlist

His Coachella setlist could be a glimpse at a new tour setlist. It featured a blend of old songs as well as songs off his newest album, SWAG. However, the set had a very spontaneous feel, with Bieber typing in songs on YouTube to sing along with and often cutting songs short. If he were to tour, the setlist could be as on-the-spot as these live performances, or it could be a more traditional set-in-stone tour setlist.

See the full Coachella Weekend 1 setlist:

"ALL I CAN TAKE"
"SPEED DEMON"
"FIRST PLACE"
"GO BABY"
"BUTTERFLIES"
"WALKING AWAY"
"ALL THE WAY / 405 / TOO LONG / PETTING ZOO / I DO"
"STAY"
"THINGS YOU DO"
"GLORY VOICE MEMO"
"ZUMA HOUSE"
"DOTTED LINE"
"EVERYTHING HALLELUJAH"
"Baby"
"Favorite Girl"
"That Should Be Me"
"Beauty and a Beat"
"Never Say Never"
"Confident"
"All That Matters"
"With You"
"So Sick"
"Sorry"
"Where Are Ü Now"
"I'm the One"
"YUKON"
"DEVOTION"
"I THINK YOU'RE SPECIAL"
"Essence"
"DAISIES"

Signs of a New Tour

While Bieber has not been explicit about a new tour, his fans have become expert sleuths, gathering clues on the subject. They often share theories about a new tour on Reddit, and today, one fan picked up on changes to Bieber’s website via the XML Sitemap, which showed a new page with the slug /promo/tour/ was queued to go live.

Website Tour Page Addition

Bieber’s team added a tour page to the site with no content yet on it. The page does not appear to be linked to the main site yet, meaning the team did not expect it to be found yet. However, the updated sitemap revealed the change to eagle-eyed fans.

'See Ya’ll Soon'

Before this website update, fans also noticed that Bieber ended his second Coachella performance with a promising “See y’all soon,” rather than a more finite goodbye. This left audience members speculating that tour dates may be coming.

Website RSVP Update

Before the new page addition, fans had already spotted a website change that left them hopeful for a new tour. After Coachella, Bieber’s website updated to include the message “Click RSVP to be notified when new tour dates are announced.” Beliebers were quick to notice the “when” rather than “if” verbiage here, seeming to promise that tour dates are, in fact, coming.

What Fans Expect From the New Tour

After wellness-related cancellations cut his last tour short, fans speculate that Bieber’s new tour will be more intimate with limited venues. Some expect smaller venues, and some expect he’ll perform only in a few cities, which is becoming more common for major artists. He’ll follow suit of Ariana Grande, Harry Styles, and Olivia Rodrigo, if he chooses to play shows in fewer cities rather than a full expansive tour.

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