Justin Bieber's Coachella Comeback: New Music, Business Moves, and Family Support

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Justin Bieber has dominated headlines over the past few days with a
whirlwind of activity that spans music, business, and personal
life. The big news is his official announcement as Coachella’s
headliner for the 2026 festival, marking his first major live
concerts in the US since 2022. According to NBC Palm Springs, he'll
take the stage on April 11 and 18 alongside SZA and others, with
Billboard and Page Six both reporting his record-breaking $10
million compensation, which he reportedly landed singlehandedly by
negotiating directly with Goldenvoice, not through an agent. Rumors
suggest this deal was driven and encouraged by his wife Hailey
Bieber, who, according to US Weekly and Page Six, was a major
reason he decided to accept — insiders described her as both the
“driving force” and “incredibly supportive,” reminding him how much
touring means to his fans and ushering in what some have called a
new era where Justin calls all the shots.

This Coachella momentum comes on the heels of new musical output.
Bieber recently dropped a black-and-white video teaser for his SWAG
II track “Speed Demon,” filmed on the actual Coachella grounds. He
shared shots online of himself and Hailey strolling hand-in-hand
across the field with their young son, Jack Blues Bieber, further
fueling buzz for his festival appearance, as seen on his official
Instagram and covered by ABC Audio. Musically, his album ‘Swag’
re-entered the Billboard top 10 this week, driven by a newly
expanded deluxe edition, as KUNR reports, underscoring the album’s
staying power after debuting two months ago.

On the business front, Bieber’s launch of a limited edition
cannabis line called ‘Peaches,’ in partnership with Palms, made the
rounds on social media and in Vogue and BBC News. The singer
revealed his goal is to make cannabis more approachable and to
destigmatize its use, with a portion of proceeds benefitting
criminal justice reform charities like the Last Prisoner Project
and Veterans Walk and Talk.

Financially, Bieber resolved a major chapter by reaching a $31.5
million settlement with former manager Scooter Braun. PEOPLE and
TMZ confirm this ends a dispute over money Bieber owed Braun and
HYBE, largely related to advances for the canceled Justice Tour and
unpaid commissions. These revelations surfaced alongside the
release of a new documentary that links Bieber’s earlier catalog
sale to Hipgnosis, in December 2022, to financial strain. Although
speculation persists regarding the stress Bieber's facing, Braun
told The Diary of a CEO podcast that Justin’s decision to strike
out on his own is respected and, after 15 highly successful years,
the old team wishes him well.

In short, every major headline is signaling a comeback—Justin
Bieber is seizing control of his career, making bold moves in music
and business, and returning to the spotlight with support from his
family and fans.

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