Justin Bieber is not only taking his Purpose tour to Australia, but he will be joined on his land down under tour by fellow star Martin Garrix. Garrix will be performing at all six stops along the tour.
Bieber fan may know that not only are he and Garrix real-life buddies, but that they both share a management company, Scooter Braun’s SB projects. With that connection, and their real life bromance, it makes perfect sense that the two would tour together.
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The Purpose tour is Bieber’s first tour to hit Australia since is 2013 Believer tour. This time, his tour will be stopping in six cities and filling six stadiums, which is a big change from the Believer tour. The first stop is at the ANZ Stadium in Sydney, then Bieber and Garrix will head to the nib Stadium in Perth, Etihad Stadium in Melbourne, Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, and finish the tour at the Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland, New Zealand.
Fans hope the Bieber and Garrix spending so much time together on the road that the two might get inspired and collaborate on a couple of new tracks. The two already spend a good chunk of time together on vacations with their squad – including videographer Rory Kramer. But fans can still hope for a bit of a Bieber-Garrix mix on a track or two.
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