US singer Justin Timberlake has announced a surprise one-off show at the Roundhouse in Camden, London. The free gig will take place on Friday 23 February, with the musician sharing the news on social media. Fans can request up to two tickets for the “one night only” performance. If selected, they will receive an email by Tuesday 20 February to confirm. Tickets will then automatically appear in Ticketmaster accounts on the morning of the show. Lottery registration is open until 11:59pm GMT on Sunday 18 February.
The performance will precede a world tour from Timberlake, which will start at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver on 29 April. Tour dates include shows in Las Vegas, Miami, Chicago and New York. Further UK and European shows are expected to be announced at a later date. Timberlake released a new album, “Everything I Thought It Was”, in January, alongside lead single “Selfish”. It was his first solo release in more than five years. The performer was musically busy in 2019, also reuniting with *NSYNC for their single “Better Place”, the first time the group had produced new material for over two decades.
Tickets for the Camden show are limited and fans can request up to two tickets. If they are selected, they will receive an email to confirm their spot by the evening of 20 February. The show comes in advance of Timberlake’s first world tour in five years, which begins in April. The singer released his new album in January, marking his first solo release in over five years. Timberlake recently reunited with the boy band *NSYNC for their comeback single “Better Place”, their first song in more than 20 years
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