Justin Timberlake - Everything I Thought It Was keeps his pop profile high
Published on 09/03/2026 at 07:06 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
Justin Timberlake continues to sit firmly in the global pop and R&B mainstream with his sixth studio album Everything I Thought It Was. Released on March 15, 2024 through RCA Records, the album remains his latest full-length statement in 2026 according to the label and official artist site.Official Justin Timberlake website
Charts and touring reach of the current album
Everything I Thought It Was arrived as Timberlake’s sixth studio album and was positioned as the follow-up to his 2018 record Man of the Woods, continuing his blend of pop and modern R&B.Album background and release data To promote it he embarked on The Forget Tomorrow World Tour, a run that began in Vancouver on April 29, 2024 and saw him return to major European markets including Germany.
The tour was reported as his fastest-selling to date, generating more than $140 million in initial ticket sales and drawing over one million expected attendees worldwide, a scale that places Everything I Thought It Was among the commercially strongest phases of his career.Tour ticket sales context Within that route he played an open-air show in Berlin’s Olympiapark in July 2025, giving German-based fans a direct connection to the new material in a large-scale setting.Forget Tomorrow World Tour dates
The Forget Tomorrow World Tour and German dates
The Forget Tomorrow World Tour was Timberlake’s seventh headlining concert tour and his first full run in five years, explicitly tied to Everything I Thought It Was.Tour overview It started on April 29, 2024 in Vancouver and, according to published itineraries, concluded with a final show in Saint Paul, Minnesota on February 24, 2025 before rolling into a festival and one-off extension branded JT Live 2025.
For German listeners the key anchor in this cycle was Timberlake’s appearance at Olympiapark Berlin on July 12, 2025, listed among the European dates alongside Lytham Green in England and Luxexpo The Box in Luxembourg.European leg including Berlin That show embedded his current album firmly in the German live circuit, adding to his existing profile in the country’s pop and R&B audience.
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Where the act stands now
As of September 2026 Justin Timberlake has no officially listed upcoming concerts on his tour page, with the 2025 dates and JT Live 2025 extension marking the last cycle around Everything I Thought It Was.Official tour overview
The musical core of Everything I Thought It Was
Musically, Everything I Thought It Was continues Timberlake’s blend of polished pop production and R&B-inflected vocals, a formula that has guided his solo work since the early 2000s.Critical review of the album The record spans 18 tracks with a running time of around 77 minutes, placing it among his longest releases and giving room for both upbeat material and slower, more reflective songs.
Justin Timberlake at a glance
- Act: Justin Timberlake
- Genre: Pop, R&B
- Origin: Memphis, United States
- Active: since 2002
- Lineup: Solo
- Label: RCA Records
- Key works: Justified (2002), FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006), The 20/20 Experience (2013), Man of the Woods (2018)
- Current album/single: Everything I Thought It Was, released March 15, 2024
- Charts / certifications: The Forget Tomorrow World Tour supporting the album generated over $140 million in initial ticket sales worldwide.
- Next live date: no announced live date at present
Frequently Asked Questions about Justin Timberlake
When did Justin Timberlake release Everything I Thought It Was?
Justin Timberlake released his sixth studio album Everything I Thought It Was on March 15, 2024 through RCA Records as the follow-up to Man of the Woods.
What tour supported Everything I Thought It Was?
The Forget Tomorrow World Tour, Timberlake’s seventh headlining tour, supported Everything I Thought It Was from April 29, 2024 in Vancouver to a final show in February 2025, followed by festival and one-off dates under the JT Live 2025 banner.
Did Justin Timberlake perform in Germany on the Forget Tomorrow World Tour?
Yes, tour data lists a show at Olympiapark Berlin on July 12, 2025 as part of the European leg promoting Everything I Thought It Was, giving German fans a direct live connection to the album.
