Ch-ch-changes are coming soon. Justin Bieber announced his new album will drop next month and it’ll be titled Changes.
The Canadian pop singer's forthcoming album, the followup to 2015’s Purpose, is slated for release on Feb. 14 RBMG/Def Jam Recordings. A full-scale tour will support Changes, Bieber's fifth studio album.
The announcement accompanied the launch of Bieber's YouTube docuseries, Seasons, and there’s a second taste from the set in “Get Me,” a new track featuring Kehlani.
Last week, Bieber introduced the album during a private album playback event in Los Angeles, with Def Jam chairman Paul Rosenberg, longtime manager/SB Projects leader Scooter Braun and his wife Hailey among those in the room.
The heart throb welled-up when he recounted problems he’d faced growing up in the industry, and the love and support he’d felt from his inner circle.
The new album is led by “Yummy,” which has peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. A special collectors-edition CD will be available at Target, where each disc will contain one of two exclusive fold-out posters.
Meanwhile, a full-scale north American jaunt will kick off this May and runs through late September. Live Nation will produce The Changes Tour. Tickets go on sale to the general public from Feb. 14 at noon local time at justinbiebermusic.com.
Stream “Get Me” below.
