Justin Bieber Pulls Up For Surprise Jam Session in L.A.’s MacArthur Park
The singer is not touring in support of his two Swag albums, so surprise daytime drum jams may be Beliebers' best bet to see him live for now.
On Tuesday afternoon, September 22, Justin Bieber surprised fans by setting up an impromptu jam session in Los Angeles' MacArthur Park. The 32-year-old singer, who has been on a light live performance schedule since his 2023 tour was postponed due to Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome, joined a handful of friends in playing his hits and Swag songs.
According to fans, Bieber performed "Let Me Love You," "Speed Demon," "All I Can Take," and "Yukon." The singer, seated on and behind a cajón, a percussion instrument, played the beat to "Let Me Love You" as a small group of fans and curious onlookers gathered around the session. Bieber also sang "Yukon" and "Daisies," and even wished a young boy a happy birthday.
Earlier this summer, Bieber had shared photos from Finneas and Claudia Sulewski's wedding, and earlier this month, he celebrated his eighth wedding anniversary with wife Hailey Bieber.
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