Justin Bieber Cancels Oman Concert: 'Baby' Singer Drops Middle East Tour Date, Picks Up Second Dubai Show

"Beliebers" in Oman and the surrounding areas are currently dealing with the disappointing news that Justin Bieber's "Believe" tour will not be stopping through on May 6 as scheduled. The events organizer, Alive Entertainment, cancelled the show and have since offered full refunds or trade ins for another show that was just added. Due to an overwhelming demand, a second Dubai show has been added on the Middle East leg of Justin's "Believe" world tour on May 5.

A statement from the event's organizer, Alive Entertainment, stated:

"All tickets will either receive a full refund or concert-goers will be able to swap their Oman tickets for the Dubai show on May 5, so it is up to an individual to decide what they want to do. If they would like a refund, they can visit Mackenzies Cafe & Deli between 9am and 6pm from Saturday to Wednesday. For those who want to exchange their tickets, we are arranging for new tickets to be sent to Muscat, so concert-goers can exchange their old tickets for a valid ticket for the event in Dubai." 

This is not the first bump of the "Believe" world tour and certainly not the first canceled show.  Luckily, it looks like this cancellation can be blamed on the organizers and not the 19-year-old singer.

The addition of a second Dubai show will certainly cheer some Oman "Beliebers" up a little bit.

"As if selling out the biggest concert ever to be staged in Dubai wasn't enough, the 'Beliebers' just won't let us off the hook," said Thomas Ovesen, the COO of Done Events.

"Adding a second show to his first-ever Middle East visit gives Justin Bieber and our team another great opportunity to accommodate the huge demand from Middle East fans, who want to see the show. And so, we are very excited that Justin Bieber has agreed to extend his Dubai stay by another day to help fulfill the dreams of more regional fans."