Justin Bieber In Mumbai: Guess How Much He Makes In A Year
Justin Bieber arrived in Mumbai today for his first Indian concert. The 23-year-old international pop star, part of the coveted '30 Under 30' list by American business magazine Forbes, arrived in Mumbai at around 1:30 am in a chartered flight along with his crew. Justin Bieber, the singer of famous songs 'Cold Water', 'Love Yourself' and 'Baby', is in Mumbai, as part of the India leg of his Purpose World Tour, a world tour that commenced in Seattle, US in March last year to promote his album "Purpose". Justin Bieber was ranked 26th in Forbes magazine's Celebrity 100 list in 2016.
Singer Justin Bieber is set to perform in Mumbai later today. Before Mumbai, he performed in in Dubai on May 6 as part of the same tour. Around 45,000 Justin Bieber fans are expected to be in attendance for the Grammy-winning singer's show at Navi Mumbai's D Y Patil Stadium, according to news agency Press Trust of India.
Dubai is incredible... India you are next. @Amit_Bhatia99 u ready? #PurposeTourStadiums— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) May 8, 2017
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