Justin Timberlake is syncing back up with the touring scene after a five-year hiatus, ready to bring a taste of his newest tunes to fans in Boston this summer. Concrete details emerged about the pop icon's upcoming "Forget Tomorrow World Tour," which will be gracing the stage at TD Garden on June 29, as MassLive reported. Those eager to catch a glimpse of Timberlake in action will have their shot at tickets come the end of January, with presales launching Monday, January 29 at 1 p.m. EST and general sales going live on Friday, February 2 at 1 p.m. EST.
Boston, get ready to feel the rhythm of Justin Timberlake's "Sexy Back" redux, because it's happening. In fact, ahead of the album drop for "Everything I Thought It Was," slated for release on March 15, the "Selfish" singer will also grace the small screen with a performance on this week's "Saturday Night Live," MassLive notes. For those looking to skip the line and secure their spot, tickets are currently on offer via third-party sellers such as StubHub and VividSeats, where, as of this writing, the going rate for a Boston show seat starts at $281.
Not one to keep his performances behind a paywall alone, Timberlake is dishing out a free concert in New York City next Wednesday, for anyone lucky enough to be in the Big Apple. According to CBS News Boston, the "Can't Stop The Feeling" chart-topper is taking this tour across North America, with the kick-off set in Vancouver, Canada on April 29, before bringing the beats to Beantown.
Timberlake's return to the stage joins a star-studded lineup of performers hitting TD Garden in 2024, sharing the venue with the likes of Olivia Rodrigo, and Nicki Minaj. The last time Timberlake had fans grooving to his live tunes was back in 2018, with the "Man of the Woods" album grabbing the top spot on the Billboard Hot 200. Fans looking to relive those days, and for those keen on hearing what Justin has been cooking up during his time away from the limelight, should mark their calendars for a summer filled with JT's signature moves and melodies.
