Justin Bieber tickets for Cardiff show on sale NOW - here's how to get them

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Are you a Belieber? Then you don't need us to tell you that there is a mad rush for tickets today.

That's right – the news you've been waiting for, as tickets for the star's Purpose World Tour have gone on sale.

The Biebs is playing in Cardiff – the closest venue for all his fans in Somerset.

The Canadian mega star will play a huge show at Cardiff's Principality Stadium for the 2017 leg of his Purpose World Tour on Friday, June 30 to tens of thousands of fans.

Tickets are on Friday, December 16, and fans of the pop star are out in force to nab their seats.

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Somerset fans head to Cardiff

Tickets will sell out fast for the Cardiff show, the closest venue for Somerset's Bieber fans to see their idol.

Earlier this year, the singer performed a string of arena dates on his UK tour including sold out shows at London's O2 arena and a headline V Festival slot.

Fans of the singer can expect a stellar setlist on the tour including big hits Sorry and What Do You Mean as well as break out hits like Baby.

He will join other big names including Coldplay and Robbie Williams who have also been announced as Principality Stadium performers in 2017.

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Global star

Since the North American launch of his world tour in March, Bieber has sold out 64 US and 52 international tour dates.

With a global number one album release in more than 100 countries and consecutive number one singles, his album Purpose now holds a record for having 17 songs in the Hot 100 in one week, beating The Beatles and Drake.

It has sold more than 10 million copies worldwide.

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The 22-year-old singer performed a series of gigs in the UK this year including a date in Manchester in October where he was said to have stormed off stage after the audience continued screaming between songs while he was trying to talk.

He later returned to the stage and told his fans they were "awesome" and said he would "quit talking" for the rest of the night.

How much are tickets?

Standing tickets are priced between £73.25 to £95.25 and seated tickets between £51.25 to £95.25.

Where can I buy tickets?

Tickets will be available to buy online at www.justinbiebermusic.com, www.ticketmaster.co.uk and www.aeglive.co.uk

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