Justin Bieber is making his way back to music after a break of five years.
Following weeks of teasing, the Canadian pop star has announced that his next album includes the music he's loved the most out of everything he's done.
The initial single, which will be called Yummy, will be available on January 3.
There’s also a documentary coming out in 2020 and he will go on a tour of the US and Canada between May and September.
Bieber released a short video to reveal the news.
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