Don’t Stop Believin’ – New Justin Bieber Dates

Before Justin Bieber sets the date for his trip to outer space on Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, he has some more places to visit on earth. The pop star has announced gigs in Asia and South America as well as Mexico, Australia and New Zealand.

He wasn’t joking when he entered “All Around The World” as the location on his official Twitter profile. 

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Philips Arena, Atlanta, Ga.

The new dates are part of his “Believe Tour” in support of his third studio album, 2012’s Believe. So far this year the Biebs has toured the U.S. and Europe, followed by a handful of gigs in United Arab Emirates and South Africa.  

Up next is another leg of U.S. and Canadian dates, launching June 22 in San Diego and scheduled through Aug. 10 in Atlanta.

As for his trip to space, Virgin Group founder/chairman Richard Branson announced the news June 5.

NPR points out that although SpaceShipTwo is planning its first suborbital test flight sometime in 2013, Bieber’s flight might not happen right away because the space ship’s capacity is limited to six passengers. So far, about 600 people have put down a refundable deposit for a ride, including Ashton Kutcher, Leonardo DiCaprio and Angelina Jolie. A seat on the commercial space-flight costs $250,000.

Bieber replied to Branson, Braun and Birgin Galactic’s Twitter page June 5 saying, “Let’s shoot a music video in SPACE!! #nextLEVEL”

Anyway, let’s get back to earth and look at the new Bieber dates:
 
Sept. 23 – Singapore, Singapore, Marina Bay Circuit (Fomula 1 Singtel Singapore Grand Prix)
Sept. 26 – Nonthaburi, Thailand, IMPACT Arena     
Sept. 29 – Beijing, China, MasterCard Center     
Oct. 2 – Dalian, China, Dalian Arena     
Oct. 5 – Shanghai, China, Mercedes-Benz Arena    
Oct. 7 – Saitama-shi, Japan, Saitama Super Arena    
Oct. 10 – Seoul, South Korea, Olympic Park Gymnastics Arena     
Oct. 12 – Macau, China, Cotai Arena At The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel     
Oct. 19 – San Juan, Puerto Rico, Coliseo de Puerto Rico     
Oct. 22 – Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Estadio Olimpico Felix Sanchez     
Oct. 24 – Panama City, Panama, Estadio Nacional De Panama     
Oct. 26 – Guatemala City, Guatemala, Estadio Cementos Progreso     
Oct. 29 – Bogota, Colombia, Estadio El Campin     
Oct. 31 – Quito, Ecuador, Estadio Olimpic Atahualpa     
Nov. 2 – Sao Paulo, Brazil, Anhembi Stadium     
Nov. 3 – Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, Praca da Apoteose     
Nov. 6 – Asuncion, Paraguay, Jockey Club     
Nov. 8 – San Roque, Argentina, Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes     
Nov. 9 – Buenos Aires, Argentina, Estadio River Plate     
Nov. 12 – Santiago, Chile, Estadio Nacional
Nov. 18 – Mexico City, Mexico, Foro Sol     
Nov. 19 – Mexico City, Mexico, Foro Sol     
Nov. 23 – Auckland, New Zealand, Vector Arena     
Nov. 24 – Auckland, New Zealand, Vector Arena     
Nov. 27 – Boondall, Australia, Brisbane Entertainment Centre     
Nov. 29 – Sydney, Australia, Allphones Arena     
Nov. 30 – Sydney, Australia, Allphones Arena     
Dec. 2 – Melbourne, Australia, Rod Laver Arena     
Dec. 3 – Melbourne, Australia, Rod Laver Arena     
Dec. 5 – Hindmarsh, Australia, Adelaide Entertainment Centre     
Dec. 8 – Perth, Australia, Perth Arena

Bieber’s retweeted a post June 6 saying, “Dates only for now. These dates are not yet available for presale.”

For more information click here for Justin Bieber’s Twitter page and here for his official fan club, Bieber Fever.
 

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