Music News - Justin Bieber bringing Purpose World Tour to New Zealand stadiums in March 2017
04 October 2016 - 0 Comments
The wait is over! Frontier Touring and AEG Live are thrilled to confirm
that global superstar Justin
Bieber’s Purpose World Tour will land in stadiums across
Australia and New Zealand in March 2017.
Fans have been waiting with anticipation for this news since the Purpose World
Tour kicked off in the United States earlier this year. These will be Bieber’s
first Australian and New Zealand shows since 2013’s acclaimed Believe Tour and
his first ever stadium performances in our country.
The Australian and New Zealand leg of the Purpose World Tour will kick off at
Perth’s nib Stadium on Monday 6 March before making its way through Melbourne,
Brisbane, Sydney and Auckland. Bieber will be joined at all shows by EDM’s
youngest superstar Martin
Garrix.
The Purpose World Tour has already wowed fans and critics alike across the
United States, Canada and Japan and will tour throughout Europe before landing
in Australia and New Zealand next March. With more than 100 huge shows on the
tour and close to a million ticket sales globally, there is no doubt that
Bieber is at the top of his game with this tour.
‘…a concert
that shows, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that Bieber is back’ –
Entertainment Weekly
‘The concert was
sublime vocally, visually and musically’ – Rolling
Stone
Touring in support of his fourth studio album Purpose – which debuted at
#1 in over 100 countries and has sold over 8 million copies worldwide
- lucky ticketholders can look forward to hearing worldwide smash
hits including Love Yourself (6x Platinum), What Do You Mean? (5x Platinum) and Sorry (4x Platinum) live for the
very first time.
On pre-orders alone, Purpose skyrocketed to #1 on the iTunes Top Album chart in
over 90 countries worldwide. Continuing a year of record making and breaking,
Bieber has racked up an impressive set of eight record titles in the new
Guinness World Records 2017 Edition book dominating everything from audio
streaming to YouTube subscribers to chart domination.
Adding to the hype, Bieber will be joined at all shows by Dutch DJ, record
producer and musician Martin
Garrix. Since bursting onto the scene at just 17-years-old with
mammoth track Animals, Garrix’s unmistakable
super-charged riffs and powerhouse production have seen him become a fixture at
the top of the charts and in DJ Mag’s ‘Top 100 DJs’ poll.
In high-demand across the globe, Garrix’s status as a DJ couldn’t get much
bigger with packed-out performances at Coachella, Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Amsterdam Music Festival
and Electric Daisy Carnival under his belt. Alongside all the favourites,
audiences at these shows will be among the first to hear Garrix’s latest track In The Name Of Love (ft. Bebe Rexha)
live, a sublime slice of dance/pop.
There’s no doubt about it, tickets to the Australian and New Zealand leg of
Bieber’s Purpose World Tour will be hot property. With no further dates to be
added, fans best act quick for the chance to witness this international
superstar at the top of his game – don’t miss out!
Justin Bieber
Purpose World Tour
(All shows all ages)
Frontier Members
pre-sale runs from Mon 10 Oct
Click here for details
General public on
sale from Wed 12 Oct
(see timings below)
For full tour information, click here
Sat 18 Mar
Mt Smart Stadium
(All Ages)
Auckland, NZ
ticketmaster.co.nz
0800 111 999
On sale: Wed 12 Oct
(2pm local time)
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