Canadian sensation Justin Bieber made a dazzling comeback to the stage with an intimate concert at Drake’s History Club in Toronto, more than a year since his last live performance. The 29-year-old Grammy-winning artist delighted fans with a set of his greatest hits, remixes, and fan-favorite tracks just ahead of the 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend.

The exclusive show, dubbed “Drew House x Toronto Maple Leafs,” took place at the 2,500-capacity venue, where Bieber, clad in a Drew House hockey jersey, showcased his musical prowess.

This marks Bieber’s first live set since the cancellation of his Justice World Tour in 2022. The tour came to an abrupt halt following the artist’s diagnosis with Ramsay Hunt syndrome in June 2022. Bieber cited the toll of touring on his health as the reason for calling off the remaining dates. Since then, he has only made brief appearances on stage, including a notable performance at Don Toliver’s Rolling Loud set in March 2023.

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The anticipation for Bieber’s return had been building among fans, and the buzz reached a fever pitch when the artist shared photos of himself rehearsing with his bandmates online. The intimate concert served as a prelude to Bieber’s upcoming role as a team captain at the annual All-Star Game, adding to the excitement surrounding his return to the spotlight.

During the set, Bieber showcased his versatility, treating the audience to a remix of SZA’s “Snooze,” along with renditions of his earlier hits, including “Eenie Meenie” and a revamped version of the iconic “Baby” that featured impressive vocal runs. The performance also included some of his more recent chart-toppers like “Peaches,” “Hold On,” and “Ghost.”

The Canadian pop sensation’s triumphant return to the stage was a testament to his resilience and passion for performing. Fans were treated to a night filled with nostalgia and excitement as Bieber proved that he is back in his element, ready to captivate audiences once again. The concert at Drake’s History Club was a prelude to what promises to be an unforgettable musical journey for Justin Bieber in the coming months.