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Justin Bieber changes tune with North American tour coming to Dallas-Fort Worth

Justin Bieber is coming to AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

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Pop superstar Justin Bieber will embark on the Changes Tour in 2020 — a tour that will include dates in many football stadiums, including AT&T Stadium in Arlington on June 27.

The tour, announced January 28, is in support of his fifth studio album, also called Changes, which will be released February 14. Joining Bieber on the tour will be special guests Kehlani and Jaden Smith. Changes is being described as “futuristic R&B/pop” that includes songs like the new track “Get Me,” which just so happens to feature Kehlani.

The tour, which starts on May 14 in Seattle, will visit 45 cities over the course of four months. In addition to the Arlington stop, Bieber will play at NRG Stadium in Houston on July 2. This will be Bieber's first tour since his 2015 Purpose Tour.

Fans will have several opportunities to purchase tickets in advance. American Express card members can purchase tickets beginning 10 am January 30 through 10 pm February 13. On February 3 at 10 am, the Justin Bieber official online store will begin offering Changes album pre-sales, the Changes Tour pre-sales, and exclusive merchandise.

A limited number of exclusive VIP Packages,featuring reserved seated tickets, custom merchandise, and more, will also be available starting at 10 am January 30.

T-Mobile has a partnership with Bieber that will allow T-Mobile customers to get access to stage-front tickets to even the sold-out shows. Customers can buy reserved tickets starting 30 days prior to each show at first day prices.

Tickets for the tour go on sale to the general public beginning at 12 pm February 14 at justinbiebermusic.com. One dollar from each ticket purchased will be donated to the Bieber Foundation, which is committed to supporting mental health wellness.

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Record Store Day 2026

Record Store Day 2026 spins special releases into stores across Dallas

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Record Store Day draws people to indie stores for a chance to find hundreds of early access or limited edition releases.

Dallas music lovers with a soft spot for physical media have a special day coming up. Saturday, April 18, is Record Store Day (RSD). Independent record stores around town and the rest of the country have signed a pledge to sell special releases at a fair price "in the spirit of Record Store Day."

There are many special releases each year; in 2026, about 350 will be featured. Because these are not regular album drops, many of them are live records, B sides, radio sessions, deluxe anniversary editions, and other compilations.

There are three types of RSD releases: exclusives for physical sales in indie stores only; RSD "first" for prioritizing indie stores before potentially opening up to other retailers, and small run or regional titles, made for very limited release.

What you can buy will depend on what each record store has decided to stock. Even though this could be a fun excuse to visit new and less familiar record stores, shoppers who want something specific should prioritize stores they know align with their taste.

According to the Record Store Day website, participating Dallas-area stores include:

Josey Records & Music (Dallas)
Spinster Records (Dallas)
Good Records (Dallas)
The Spin Coffee and Vinyl (Dallas)
Black Cat Records N' Comics (Dallas)
CD WAREHOUSE RECORDS & TAPES (Arlington)
Growl Records (Arlington)
ZT Records - Parks Mall in Arlington (Arlington)
Dead Wax Records (Carrollton)
Record Hound / Books & More (Denton)
Recycled Books (Denton)
ZT Records - Stonebriar Mall (Frisco)
Dead Wax Records (Garland)
Josey Records (Garland)
Forever Young Records (Grand Prairie)
Red Zeppelin Records (McKinney)
Josey Records (Plano)

For more inspiration going into Record Store Day, check out the Record Store Day Podcast, merch, and charts showing what's selling best at indie record stores each week.

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