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Justin Bieber will release his long-awaited new album, Changes, on Valentine's Day, the star has confirmed.
The singer's musical comeback is in full swing, after he dropped the new tune Yummy earlier this month, and released the first instalment of his new docuseries Seasons on Monday.
During an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the 25-year-old musician revealed his new album, Changes, will finally be released on Feb. 14.
Justin also revealed details of a massive North American tour, which kicks off on May 14 in Seattle and plays stadiums and arenas across the U.S. before wrapping on Sept. 26 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The star's return to the spotlight comes after he revealed a debilitating battle with tick-borne illness Lyme Disease plagued him over the past two years, confessing at an album playback event in Los Angeles last week: "I don't even think I should be alive... I feel like God's brought me out of a really dark place."
After announcing the news, Justin dropped the second track from the record, Get Me featuring Kehlani, which is available to download and stream now.
