Throughout the night, Bieber was seen hitting golf balls, sipping a beer, and dancing along to tracks like “All I Can Take” and “Butterflies.” Celebrity guests in attendance included Madison Beer, The Kid Laroi, John Mayer, Gunna, Lil B, Eddie Benjamin, and former Disney Channel star Kyle Massey, TMZ reports.

"Go Baby," a deep cut from Bieber's new album Swag, has 120 beats per minute, which matches the pacing for potentially life-saving CPR, according to the American Heart Association

Justin Bieber got vulnerable on social media. In the post shared to X on Tuesday, July 29, the pop megastar let fans into his psyche and spoke candidly about getting "extremely selfish and impatient" at times. "Let’s have a good day, let’s go outside," Bieber, 31, began the post. “Get in nature.”

The set debuts at No. 1 on Top Streaming Albums while the SWAG track "Daisies" bows at No. 1 on Top Streaming Songs.

Justin Bieber is sharing some special moments alongside his son, Jack Blues. In a new Instagram post, Bieber has shared some photos of himself and his son, and while he's been guarding his baby's face from the cameras, he's showing off Jack's adorable golden hair.

Justin Bieber is paying tribute to Ozzy Osbourne with a throwback photo. On Saturday, July 26, Bieber, 31, shared a picture of himself and the late Prince of Darkness on Instagram while sharing photos from a celebration for his surprise album SWAG.

Justin Bieber ‘s music might just save your life. The singer's new Swag track tribute to wife Hailey Bieber, "Go Baby," has gotten the thumbs up from the American Heart Association for having the optimal tempo for performing hands-only CPR.

Travis Scott is vibing to Justin Bieber’s new album, Swag, just days after edging him out on the Billboard 200 charts. Taking to his X account on Thursday, July 24, the Houston-born