'What Do You Mean' singer Justin Bieber is set to conquer stages in the United States as he kicked off his Purpose World Tour on Wednesday, March 9. The tour, which will last until the end of July, follows Beiber's three-year hiatus from tour performances. The singer officially started the tour with a performance at the KeyArena in Seattle.

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Purpose is the fourth studio album from Bieber. It contains the song 'What Do You Mean', which happens to be Bieber's first song to reach the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100. He currently holds the record of being the youngest artist ever to have a number one hit in on the musical chart.

Bieber fans, popularly known as 'Bieliebers', are excited to see their music icon on stage once again. The fun and eagerness escalates as Bieber keeps on updating his followers about what to expect from the tour.

Beiber has announced via Instagram that his close friend and R&B neophyte Post Malone will open his shows in the northern areas of the US. Malone is a self-taught musical artist, who plays the saxophone and the guitar. His talents with sound allowed him to self-release a song 'White Iverson', which soon became a hit.

The Purpose World Tour includes a total of 64 performances across the US and Canada from March 9 in Seattle to July 18 in New York. Beiber's next performances will be in Vancouver (Rogers Arena) on March 11, in Portland (Moda Center) on March 13, and in Sacramento (Sleep Train Arena) on March 15.

For a complete list of the Purpose World Tour, please click here. 

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