The NSYNC singer has booked a number of dates overseas as he is bringing his latest jaunt to Europe and UK when he is done hitting the road in North America.
- Feb 23, 2024
AceShowbiz - Justin Timberlake has revealed his European and UK leg of his "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour". The 42-year-old singer is scheduled to play 13 shows, including stops in Poland, Germany, Belgium, the UK, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, and France.
The pop star - whose hits include "Cry Me a River", "Rock Your Body", "Mirrors", and "Can't Stop the Feeling" - begins the European leg in Krakow, Poland, on July 26, and wraps in Lyon, France, on September 6. In between, he will play three dates in the UK, kicking off in Birmingham on August 7, before heading to Manchester on August 8, and London's The O2 arena on August 11. The mammoth jaunt also includes North American dates in the summer and fall.
He has just dropped his new raw single "Drown", which follows "Selfish". Both are taken from his upcoming sixth studio album "Everything I Thought It Was", his first in six years, which is released on March 15.
Justin's tour news comes after he was forced to cancel a one-off concert at London's Roundhouse this evening, February 23 due to illness. He announced on his Instagram Story, "This is an unfortunate video to have to send out."
"I am not gonna be able to make it to the show on Friday, which I'm gutted about. I've been here in London all week, and was so excited to perform ... but as you may or may not know, I've been batting some kind of bug and ... it just took a turn for the worse."
Justin managed to film "The Graham Norton Show", but he felt even "worse" the next morning. He continued, "This morning I woke up just feeling worse than ever. For now, I feel terrible, so I hope none of you get this flu. That's what I have to say to all of you. Thanks. Love you guys, see you next time."
Tickets for the tour go on sale March 1 at 10 A.M. local time via justintimberlake.com.
Justin Timberlake's Europe 2024 summer tour dates:
- Jul 26 - Krakow, PL at TAURON Arena Krakow
- Jul 30 - Berlin, DE at Uber Arena
- Aug 03 - Antwerp, BE at Sportpaleis Antwerpen
- Aug 07 - Birmingham, UK at Utilita Arena
- Aug 08 - Manchester, UK at Co-op Live
- Aug 11 - London, UK at The O2
- Aug 15 - Amsterdam, NL at Ziggo Dome
- Aug 21 - Munich, DE at Olympiahalle
- Aug 25 - Cologne, DE at Lanxess Arena
- Aug 29 - Copenhagen, DK at Royal Arena
- Sep 02 - Stockholm, SE at Tele2 Arena
- Sep 04 - Hamburg, DE at Barclays Arena
- Sep 06 - Lyon - Decines, FR at LDLC Arena
