Justin Bieber’s Words on Whether He Will Tour in 2026
After releasing the SWAG double album and his upcoming Coachella appearance, everyone is asking the same question
With the release of SWAG, LOS40 USA wondered if Justin Bieber might be planning a tour after having to cancel his last one due to health issues. It looks like he’s giving it some serious thought.
The SPEED DEMON singer has never really lost his edge. Whatever he says instantly grabs the attention of millions of fans who still follow his every move. Naturally, many are eager to see him perform live again. Lately, Bieber has been connecting with fans through Twitch livestreams, giving a behind-the-scenes look at his life and sharing hints about what’s next after dropping his latest studio works.
It was on that very platform that the Canadian artist chose to open up about his thoughts on returning to the stage soon.
Is a 2026 World Tour on the Horizon for Justin Bieber?
During a Twitch session in late October, Bieber admitted that the thought of going on a full tour right now feels overwhelming. “I always start off loving it, but I end up burnt out,” he said candidly.
That said, he hasn’t ruled out smaller shows. “At this point, I’d love to do some one-off gigs — pick a city or two, play a couple of shows, and not commit to a two-year tour,” he shared. “But right now, my focus is Coachella. I’m all in on that.”
So, no full-blown tour plans yet, but Bieber definitely wants to get back on stage.
Coachella 2026: The Comeback Everyone’s Been Waiting For
His return as a headliner at Coachella 2026 is one of the most talked-about events next year. Bieber isn’t just a featured act — he’s landed a record-breaking deal, reportedly earning over $10 million for two shows, making him the highest-paid artist in the festival’s history.
This sparked plenty of buzz. Could Coachella be the start of a string of live shows? Bieber is playing it cool and isn’t confirming any of those rumors just yet.
Twitch has become an important platform for Bieber and many other artists looking to connect with fans more personally. It lets them share unfiltered moments and build stronger communities away from the pressure of big stages.
With millions tuning into his streams and a major festival gig confirmed, Justin Bieber is proving he’s still a major force in music.
Read the article in Spanish by Laura Coca on LOS40.com