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Paul T Smith

Justin Bieber cancels remaining dates of Justice World Tour due to health issues

Global pop star Justin Bieber has cancelled all of the remaining date of his Justice World Tour, due to ongoing health problems.

The Canadian singer, 29, had already called off his concert scheduled in at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Wednesday February 8, as he continued to recover from Ramsay Hunt syndrome.

But it seem that is taking a little longer than expected and have decided to cut short his tour altogether, leaving many of his fans heartbroken.

According to the NHS, Ramsay Hunt syndrome is caused by a virus in the facial nerve and is a more severe cause of facial paralysis. It can also cause blisters in your ears and on the roof of your mouth, as well as facial weakness. Less than half of patients will recover completely.

Lisa Braithwaite, music expert at Skiddle, says: "The news of Justin Bieber's abandoning of his current world tour, due to health concerns, comes amidst a string of other cancellations from high profile names, who have been forced to make the difficult decision to scrap their own upcoming run of shows due to the rising costs associated with inflation.

"It's a worrying period for the industry, with the knock-on effects of these cancellations being felt not only by the fans themselves but the venues and the dedicated teams of staff who operate them.

"It has been reported that refunds for Bieber's cancelled dates have been notoriously hard to come by.

"If you have a ticket and seek a refund, our guidance would be to check any advice posted by your ticket provider online and to speak with them directly, to find out what your options are."

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