Justin Bieber Poised for Musical Comeback After Family Break: New Music and Possible Tour in the Works
Justin Bieber is reportedly gearing up for a return to music in 2025, marking the end of what has been a notably quiet period for the pop star following the birth of his first child with wife Hailey Bieber in August 2024. After spending several months focused on family life with his son, Jack Blues Bieber is now making preparations for a highly anticipated comeback.
According to Matthew Belloni’s What I’m Hearing newsletter, Bieber is securing all the pieces necessary for his musical revival, including new tracks and a fresh legal team. Sources claim the 29-year-old star is not only ready to release new music but is also considering returning to the stage, potentially embarking on a new tour. Bieber, known for his massive hits like “Sorry” and “Love Yourself”, has kept a low profile in recent months but is reportedly looking to shift gears with some new projects.
Belloni also suggests that Bieber’s return to music may have more than just creative motivation behind it. According to his sources, Bieber “needs the money and wants to work.” While the Canadian singer made headlines in January 2023 after selling his music catalog for a reported $200 million, financial challenges seem to persist. Belloni points to Bieber’s alleged ongoing debt with AEG, the promoter of his canceled Justice World Tour, as a potential catalyst for his renewed drive to perform. Although this claim has yet to be verified, it adds a layer of intrigue to the timeline of Bieber’s return.
For fans who have been eagerly awaiting new music, confirmation of Bieber’s plans comes from Mk.gee, who publicly stated in September 2024 that the rumors of new tracks were true. Whether or not a tour will follow remains unclear, but the news of new music alone is enough to fuel excitement.
As one of pop’s most recognizable stars, Bieber’s comeback would be a significant event in the music world. Whether he hits the road or stays focused on recording, it seems that after a few years of personal reflection, the Canadian hitmaker is ready to return to his first love—music.
