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You Can Still Get Tix To Justin Bieber's Apollo Show Tonight (With Perfume Purchase At Macy's!)
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 18, 2012
Modified Jun 18, 2012
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Earlier we heard a rumor that if you buy one bottle of Justin Bieber's "Someday" perfume at Macy's in Herald Square, you get two tickets to his private show tonight at the Apollo Theater. We assumed tickets would be gone by now, but when we just called to confirm we were told that there are a whopping 50 (out of 500) left just hours before showtime! And even though the bottle of perfume is $183 (with tax), you get his new album and two tickets to the intimate performance along with it... not a bad deal, especially when mom and/or dad are likely laying down the cash. BELIEBERS: GET ON THIS!
Tonight's "surprise" performance was Tweeted by Bieber earlier, and is being held in celebration of the superstar's new album, Believe. In his Tweet he declared: “We can announce... the secret show in NYC is at the famous APOLLO THEATRE in Harlem. where MJ once played with the Jackson 5!!”
In related news: this adorable video of Bieber with the little girl who he fake-married and helped get through chemo treatments may have just given us the Bieber Fever. Headed to Macy's, brb...
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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