When a singing sensation like Bieber is performing live, a frenzy or a commotion of emotion is 
imminent and that is exactly what happened when he performed live for the Sunrise broadcast at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday (July 18). His fans were fighting to get as close the charismatic singer as is possible. Bieber, on the other hand, was cool like cucumber, in a classic white t-shirt and black leather jacket while he belted out some of his fan-favorite tunes.
Not only his fans are enjoying his performances in their dear homeland but the singing god is equally jubilant as he later tweeted: “that was incredible. thanks to all the fans that came out to @sunriseon7 - had to keep singing for you guys. too much fun."
Some of the 2,500 lucky fans that got to attend the special event couldn’t control themselves when they laid eyes on Bieber and various fans had to be escorted out by security. Taking it to another level of dedication, a few fans also wrote on signs that they had gotten in a car accident, but still made sure not to miss a second of the performance.
imminent and that is exactly what happened when he performed live for the Sunrise broadcast at the Overseas Passenger Terminal in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday (July 18). His fans were fighting to get as close the charismatic singer as is possible. Bieber, on the other hand, was cool like cucumber, in a classic white t-shirt and black leather jacket while he belted out some of his fan-favorite tunes.
Not only his fans are enjoying his performances in their dear homeland but the singing god is equally jubilant as he later tweeted: “that was incredible. thanks to all the fans that came out to @sunriseon7 - had to keep singing for you guys. too much fun."
Some of the 2,500 lucky fans that got to attend the special event couldn’t control themselves when they laid eyes on Bieber and various fans had to be escorted out by security. Taking it to another level of dedication, a few fans also wrote on signs that they had gotten in a car accident, but still made sure not to miss a second of the performance.
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