Tickets for the London show will go on general sale at 10am BST on Friday, October 4, with a pre-sale available on Thursday, October 3. Fans eager to secure their spot at this landmark event are encouraged to act quickly, as tickets are expected to sell out rapidly.

Justice, comprised of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, have been a formidable presence in the electronic music scene since their debut album, † (Cross), was released in 2007. Known for their innovative blend of electro, rock, and disco, the duo has consistently pushed the boundaries of the genre, earning them a dedicated global fan base and critical acclaim.

Their live performances are renowned for their electrifying energy and immersive experience. In a recent interview with NME, de Rosnay emphasized the duo’s commitment to creating engaging live shows. “We want our live shows to be a celebration, a moment where everyone can come together and have a great time. It’s about the energy and the connection with the crowd,” he said.

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The announcement of the Alexandra Palace show comes on the heels of Justice’s recent performance at Glastonbury 2024, where they delivered a memorable performance of their Woman Worldwide show set that left fans and critics buzzing.

“The show is made even more impressive by the fact that the show has already evolved considerably from its debut iteration at Coachella in April. How it will develop remains to be seen, but if ‘Woman Worldwide’ was anything to go by, fans will have a pretty extraordinary live album to look forward to further down the line,” Paul Weedon wrote of the Glastonbury set in Rolling Stone.

The duo’s other recent festival appearances, including a standout performance at Field Day at All Points East in London’s Victoria Park, have only heightened anticipation for their upcoming shows.

In addition to their London date, Justice will also perform in Hamburg, Berlin, Paris, and Brussels in December. Tickets for these shows are already on sale, with the exception of their Brussels concert, which will be available from 10am local time on Wednesday, October 2.

Justice’s return to the stage is further highlighted by the release of their first new album in nearly eight years, ‘Hyperdrama,’ which dropped in April through Ed Banger/Because Music. The album has been met with enthusiasm from fans and critics alike, with Exclaim! praising it as “easily their most exciting work since Cross”. This positive reception solidifies Justice’s place at the forefront of the electronic music scene.

For fans looking to attend the Alexandra Palace show, tickets will be available for purchase through the official Justice website and other authorised ticket sellers.

The tour, initially planned to kick off last year, was delayed until next year after COVID-19 restrictions cancelled essentially everyone’s plans. But according to Bieber in a press release with NME, “We’ve been working hard to create the best show we’ve ever done, and we can’t wait to share it with fans around the world. I’ll see you soon,”. So fans should be confident the tour will be well worth the wait.

The UK gigs will take place after a 52-night tour of the US, after being rescheduled to March – June of 2022. Bieber will then visit Europe, South America, Africa, and Australia, before returning to Europe for the UK shows almost a full year after the tour begins. As of yet, the tour is set to finish in Poland on March 25^th 2023. See the full list of dates on the world tour here.

So far, the only support act announcement to be made for any dates with Bieber is with Jaden Smith, Eddie Benjamin, and TEO performing on the North American Leg of the tour. The other 4 legs of the tour will be given tour support presumably in the not so distant future.

Bieber has also announced his involvement with The Wave XR, a digital concert-going experience. His final performance with the service will be today. See below for details on how to catch the final date.

Today @thewavexr 6pm PT / 9pm ET #BieberWave Join me here: https://t.co/8KNStRidql pic.twitter.com/yj5ULPrV7R

— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) November 18, 2021

See below the current line-up of dates on Bieber’s tour.

08/02/2023 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
11/02 – P&J Live – Aberdeen
13/02 – The O2 – London
14/02 – The O2 – London
16/02 – The O2 – London
22/02 – Resorts World Arena – Birmingham
23/02 – Resorts World Arena – Birmingham
25/02 – AO Arena – Manchester
26/02 – Utilita Arena – Sheffield
04/03 – AO Arena – Manchester

The announcement of the album itself came as something of a surprise, as they guested to announce both the album, and to give an exclusive first play of ‘Randy’ on Annie Mac’s Radio 1 show. The segment cause a great amount of buzz, given the secretive nature of the French duo, but also given that it was the first of new music from Justice since 2011’s Audio, Visual, Disco.

And now, the band have promptly released details of next year’s gig at London’s Brixton Academy of September 29, with tickets going on general sale on December 12.

At the end of last month, the pair also released the video for the track ‘Fire’, showing members  Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay enjoying a sun-kissed convertible ride with Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon, reminiscent of her part in Themla & Louise. The video’s director Pascal Teixeira explained the video’s concept as spawning from “hot summer afternoon” of “collectively daydreaming about washing a car.”The video can be seen below.