Justin Bieber Shares Inside Look at His Secret Pre-Coachella Show: ‘See You All Soon’

If you were not one of the lucky fans who got to see Justin Bieber‘s secret show in L.A. over the weekend, don’t fret: It was just a taste of what’s to come.

On Tuesday (March 31), Bieber shared a compilation of clips to X from his recent one-night-only performance at The Roxy Theater, a 500-capacity venue in West Hollywood, Calif. Alongside the under 90-second sequence, Bieber wrote the caption, “See you all soon.”

The video starts with a shirtless Bieber taking a bow on a small stage in what is clearly a packed room. The next clip is a look at the theater’s marquee outside, which simply reads “Justin Bieber / Tonight Only.” The following shows an exclusive T-shirt from the event that says “Justin Bieber Live The Roxy Theater” with the date of the performance.

Then viewers get a taste of the performance Bieber gave to the fans lucky enough to be at the Roxy Theater on Sunday night. The singer performed a series of hits from his 2025 albums Swag and Swag II. For his renditions of his Billboard Hot 100 hits “Speed Demon,” “Yukon,” “Walking Away,” “Go Baby” and No. 2 hit “Daisies,” Bieber traverses the small stage alone, at times shirtless and at others donning a TLC CrazySexyCool World Tour tee.

“You guys having fun?” Bieber asks the audience in between songs. The crowd cheers back enthusiastically in response.

Though he performs alone for a majority of the video, toward the end Bieber is joined by two guitarists for an acoustic performance of “Everything Hallelujah.”

“Well, I just want to say thank you so much for coming tonight,” Bieber says at the end of the montage. “This is so beautiful. It’s a little sneak preview into Coachella which is gonna be so much fun.”

Fans who didn’t get into his secret performance at the Roxy Theater will be able to see Bieber headline both Saturday nights — April 11 and April 18 — at this year’s Coachella, either in person or via Coachella’s live YouTube feed.

Watch Bieber’s secret show montage below.

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.