Breaking It DownEverything We Know So Far About Justin Bieber’s New Album ‘Changes’

When will his album come out?

On January 28, 2020, Justin took to Instagram and announced that his new album would be released on February 14, 2020. He also revealed that the record would be called Changes!

What will the album be about?

During his private album playback event in Los Angeles on January 23, 2020, he broke down in tears and discussed what the album would be about. The “Yummy” singer said it would chronicle the intense depression he suffered after having “grown up in the industry,” according to Variety.

Then, the singer reflected on how God has helped him during his dark times and revealed that this record is a “reflection” of how he overcame his past struggles.

“There’s power in weakness,” he said. “[This record is] a reflection of that…thank you for loving me at my worst. I love you with all my heart…and I’m so proud of us.”

Previously,  a source close to the singer told E! News that “some of the songs are about [Justin’s] ups and downs and recent struggles with depression.” His wife will also be referenced in the music. The insider said that he “also writes a lot about their love and the power of their love being different than anything else he’s experienced.”

What is ‘Yummy’ about?

Fans have speculated that the debut single off Justin’s upcoming album is a tribute to his wife, Hailey. Based on the lyrics, it appears that he’s completely in love with his wife and has most definitely stayed faithful to her.

“Ain’t on the side, you’re number one / Yeah, every time I come around, you get it done,” the lyrics read.

At one point in the song, he tells listeners that’s so happy to be with Hailey before continuously calling her “yummy” throughout the track.

“Hop in the Lambo’, I’m on my way / Drew House slippers on with a smile on my face / I’m elated that you are my lady,” he sang about his wife.

Along with the song, Justin is set to drop a music video to go along with the track on January 4, 2020.

Did Justin announce any other song titles?

On Tuesday, February 4, fans were able to finally see the album’s entire track list when they found the “What Changes track are you filter?” on Instagram. Justin teamed up with Spotify to release this exclusive filter that quickly flashes through all the song names before landing on one.

Thankfully, Justin’s fans spent hours cracking the code and compiled a list of all 17 tracks on the album. Aside from the previously released “Yummy” and “Get me,” the song titles include: “All Around Me,” “Second Emotion,” “Intentions,” “Confirmation,” “Forever,” “ETA,” “Habitual,” “Running Over,” “Available,” “Come Around Me,” “Take It Out On Me,” “At Least For Now,” “That’s What Love Is” and “Changes.”

What will the album sound like?

According to the source, “It’s a familiar sound that the fans will love. He’s doing what he does best and everyone is really looking forward to getting it out there for the world to enjoy.”

From the sound of it, fans will hear more R&B type bops just like “Yummy.”

When did Justin start working on the album?

His upcoming YouTube series Justin Bieber: Seasons is set to chronicle his entire recording process for this fifth studio. The episodes are set to show Justin’s struggles to find himself and get to the place where he wants to make more music after after cancelling a leg of tour dates back in 2017.

So, there’s no doubt that fans will get an inside look at the moment Justin decided to start recording an album again once the docuseries premieres on Monday, January 27.

Will there be any collaborations?

On January 28, 2020, Justin revealed that his new single “Get Me” will feature Kehlani.

Sources have said that Changes is also set to feature Travis Scott and Post Malone. The insider revealed that his collaboration with Post Malone is almost finished and Justin is waiting to hear back from the “Circles” singer.

Is he going on tour?

On December 24, 2019, the singer announced that he would be hitting the road for the Changes tour starting on May 14, 2020. Kehlani will be hitting the road and joining him and his BFF Jaden Smith as the opening acts.

Here are the dates he’s announced so far:

May 14 – Seattle, WA (CenturyLink Field)

May 17 – Portland, OR (Moda Center)

May 19 – Sacramento, CA (Golden1 Center)

May 22 – Santa Clara, CA (Levi’s Stadium)

May 26 – San Diego, CA (Pechanga Arena San Diego)

May 29 – Pasadena, CA (Rose Bowl)

June 2 – Las Vegas, NV (T-Mobile Arena)

June 5 – Glendale, AZ (State Farm Stadium)

June 9 – Salt Lake City, UT (Vivint Smart Home Arena)

June 13 – Denver, CO (Empower Field at Mile High)

June 16 – Lincoln, NE (Pinnacle Bank Arena)

June 19 – Chicago, IL (Soldier Field)

June 21 – Minneapolis, MN (Target Center)

June 24 – Milwaukee, WI (Milwaukee Summerfest)

June 27 – Arlington, TX (AT&T Stadium)

June 30 – New Orleans, LA (Smoothie King Center)

July 2 – Houston, TX (NRG Stadium)

July 6 – Kansas City, MO (Sprint Center)

July 8 – Tulsa, OK (BOK Center)

July 11 – Nashville, TN (Nissan Stadium)

July 13 – St. Louis, MO (Enterprise Center)

July 15 – N. Little Rock, AR (Simmons Bank Arena)

July 18 – Atlanta, GA (Mercedes Benz Stadium)

July 21 – Miami, FL (AmericanAirlines Arena)

July 25 – Tampa, FL (Raymond James Stadium)

July 27 – Columbia, SC (Colonial Life Arena)

July 29 – Greensboro, NC (Greensboro Coliseum)

August 1 – Philadelphia, PA (Lincoln Financial Field)

August 4 – Pittsburgh, PA (PPG Paints Arena)

August 6 – University Park, PA (Bryce Jordan Center)

August 8 – Columbus, OH (Ohio Stadium)

August 12 – Louisville, KY (KFC Yum! Center)

August 14 – Cleveland, OH (First Energy Stadium)

August 16 – Grand Rapids, MI (Van Andel Arena)

August 18 – Lexington, KY (Rupp Arena)

August 21 – Landover, MD (FedEx Field)

August 24 – Buffalo, NY (KeyBank Center)

August 26 – Albany, NY (Times Union Center)

August 29 – Detroit, MI (Ford Field)

September 1 – Ottawa, ON (Canadian Tire Centre)

September 3 – Québec City, QC (Videotron Centre)

September 10 – Toronto, ON (Rogers Centre)

September 14 – Montreal, QC (Bell Centre)

September 17 – Foxboro, MA (Gillette Stadium)

September 26 – East Rutherford, NJ (MetLife Stadium)