Tickets set to go on sale for Justin Bieber’s upcoming concert in Columbia
A month after announcing tour plans for 2020, the Justin Bieber concert in Columbia continues to take shape.
Information about ticket sales was released Tuesday, in addition to the list of special guests accompanying Bieber to the Colonial Life Arena stage.
Bieber is scheduled to perform a concert in Columbia on July 27, according to his website.
Kehlani and Jaden Smith will be special guests on Bieber’s “Changes Tour,” arena officials said in a news release. Smith is the son of actors Will Smith and Jada Pinkett-Smith.
Tickets for the concert will go on sale to the public on Feb. 14, aka Valentine’s Day, according to the release. Tickets will be available online at at justinbiebermusic.com, and ticketmaster.com, and in person at the Colonial Life Arena box office.
Information on the range of ticket prices was not available.
Some tickets will be available in a presale event for American Express card members beginning Thursday, according to the release. A presale will also begin Feb. 3 on Bieber’s website.
Bieber originally leaked word about the tour on Christmas Eve. He’s hitting the road in support of his fifth studio album, “Changes.”
The tour is scheduled to kickoff in Seattle on May 14. Bieber is scheduled to perform in Greensboro, North Carolina on July 29, the only other Carolinas show on his tour.
South Carolina is a special place for Bieber, who married Hailey Baldwin at Palmetto Bluff in Bluffton, on Sept. 30.
Bieber was spotted at the same Lowcountry resort in 2017, the Island Packet reported.
His hit songs include “Sorry,” “Love Yourself,” “What Do You Mean,” “Never Say Never,” “As Long As You Love Me,” and “Baby,” among others, while he was also featured on the smash “Despacito.”
Bieber’s music has amassed more than 50 billion streams, and his 2015 album “Purpose,” has sold over 21 million copies, according to the release.
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This story was originally published December 24, 2019 at 1:58 PM.
