Pop artist Justin Timberlake announced a significant expansion of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, scheduled to begin April 29 in Vancouver. The massive concert series now includes more than 85 dates across North America and Europe, extending into 2026 according to the tour announcement.

The tour serves as the primary promotional vehicle for Timberlake’s sixth studio album, Everything I Thought It Was, which debuted on March 15, 2024. Ticket sales for the upcoming performances have already surpassed one million, with distribution handled through Ticketmaster and various official venue websites.

Production for the tour involves multimillion-dollar costs, featuring elaborate set designs and interactive staging across 55 global cities. Each performance showcases a blend of live band accompaniment and intricate choreography with a full team of backup dancers.

The 18-track album supporting the tour features contributions from producers and guest artists, including Fireboy DML and Tobe Nwigwe. Fans attending the shows can expect a setlist that combines new material like “Selfish” and “No Angels” with career-defining hits such as “Cry Me a River” and “Mirrors.”

The artist reflected on the creative direction of both the new music and the live experience during the launch.

“This album is a culmination of where I’ve been and where I’m going. The tour lets fans experience that journey live,” said Justin Timberlake, Artist.

Recent show data from 2025 indicates the performances include technical elements such as projection mapping, LED screens, and pyrotechnics. While some 2024 dates were previously postponed due to injury recovery, the current schedule remains uninterrupted according to reports from RCA Records.

Ticketmaster currently offers various tiers of entry, including VIP and platinum packages that provide exclusive merchandise and premium seating. Standard ticket availability continues to fluctuate as general releases sell rapidly across major market venues.