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With Sarah and Vinny. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding. Alice at 973. If you are a believer, you love you some Justin Bieber. I do. I know you do. Surprisingly. You love that new song. Is it Daisies? Is that the one you like? That's right. Yeah. You might want to find a way to get to Coachella. Justin Bieber is basically saying, I hate touring and I don't want to do it again anytime soon. He released two records this year, swag and swag too. He told fans during a Twitch stream on Friday. I guess maybe he was doing like an Ask Me Anything or something like that. He said, I just think because I've been touring for so long, just even the idea of touring at this

point in my life sounds super daunting. I always start out really loving it and then it always gets

to a point where I'm just super burned out. And so like I think at this point in my life, I really

want to do spot dates where I just pick maybe a city and do a couple shows. He added he doesn't want to commit to a tour because it usually runs for a year and a half to two years. And for now he's just focusing on giving his all to Coachella. He's playing both weekends because he doesn't want to feel overwhelmed. And this is a guy who struggles. So this is probably the way for him.

And he's at a point in his career where he can pick and choose.

While I think a lot of artists coming up put a lot of road miles on their bodies, their voices, everything, I think most musicians are overwhelmed by touring.

And they will tell you.

It's a lot.

We're in the, like, we're in these green rooms and we're in these buses and we're on these

planes and we're just and we're not really living our lives.

We get on stage and those two hours are amazing.

But other than that, whole day's angled toward that.

It's a grind.

And I can see where someone would say, especially a young person with enough money, would say, nah. Yeah. I don't want to go to Coachella, so I'll do that. I'd like to go to Vegas for a couple days, so I'll do that. I can see it. Yeah, I know. used to say in the 70s they would have these bands, record labels would have these bands out touring. And the second they got home, they'd go, we booked the studio for you, get back in there. And that was their life. That was the cycle that they were on. And the burnout was profound. Right. Like it was. Booked the tour, book the recording studio. Crank out an album, tour to support it. Get back out on tour. Yep. That was the lifestyle. So... Welcome to the machine. You know, we were talking about, uh, what's that guy's name from Stranger Things that was picking on Millie, but I think that there is quite a few people of a certain age that

feel like young people have got it made too easy. You're soft. In reality, they're like, no,

actually, I'm just trying to actually protect my mental health. I see you. You're all worn out

and tired and burnt. And mean. i see what that right made you so

now i'm gonna find another way yeah i give them credit yep young people make all the changes i like

it i do too uh jesson beaver is planning on performing both swag albums for the first time,

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