Justin Bieber: Singer returns to the stage after facial paralysis

Justin Bieber
Singer returns to stage after facial paralysis

Justin Bieber will soon be back on stage.

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Justin Bieber suffers from Ramsay Hunt Syndrome and has therefore had to postpone concerts. But at the end of July he should continue his “Justice” tour.

Justin Bieber (28) returns to the stage: the singer will apparently continue his “Justice World Tour” on July 31. That has a Representative of the singer “Variety” approved. Previously, the Canadian musician had to postpone concerts for health reasons. The 28-year-old recently announced that he has Ramsay Hunt Syndrome. The disease caused him to become paralyzed.

The singer’s major world tour, which includes over 70 dates, is set to continue with a performance at the Lucca Summer Festival in Italy. In an Instagram story the organizers of the festival announced on Tuesday (July 19) Bieber’s performance.

First appearance in Italy

how on the singer’s official website five more dates are planned in Europe in August before heading to South America in September. Other stops are South Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. It should only go back to Europe in January 2023. Justin Bieber himself has not yet commented on his tour resumption.

The status of the postponed concerts is not yet known. It was not until June that the organizers announced on the official Instagram account of the “Justice Tour” with: “In light of Justin’s continued recovery, the remaining shows of the US ‘Justice’ tour, which are scheduled for June and early July, will be postponed.”

Justin Bieber suffers from Ramsay Hunt Syndrome

On June 10, Justin Bieber shocked a three-minute video his fans. “As you can probably see from my face, I have this syndrome called Ramsay Hunt Syndrome,” the musician says. The condition paralyzes one half of his face. Bieber demonstrated that he couldn’t blink or smile on half his face. Ramsay Hunt Syndrome is a rare condition that affects nerves in the ear and face.

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