Justin Bieber to Release New Album ‘Swag’ After Settling Dispute With Ex-Manager Scooter Braun

Justin Bieber has new music on the way and the eye-catching tracklist has fans counting down the minutes until the release of his highly anticipated seventh album.

His new album, Swag, is set to arrive on Friday, July 11, according to The Hollywood Reporter, and will feature heavy hitters including Gunna, Sexyy Red and Cash Cobain.

It appears to be a project close to heart as just a few of the tracks are named All I Can Take, Daisies, Butterflies, Walking Away, Devotion, Dadz Love, Swag, Therapy Session and 405.

Rumors began to swirl about the release after a mysterious billboard surfaced near Iceland’s capital of Reykjavik, displaying a shirtless Bieber, 31, alongside the word “Swag.”

The same ad was spotted in L.A. on Thursday, July 10.

Bieber, meanwhile, has shared several posts on Instagram featuring the billboards and album artwork which includes images of his wife, Hailey Bieber, and the couple’s 10-month-old son, Jack Blues, fueling the excitement.

“He’s been cooking I’m ready to be fed,” one fan commented, while another remarked, “It’s a Bieber Summer.”

The Honest hitmaker visited Iceland just weeks ago to host “jam sessions” and wrap up the project, per THR, marking his first album since the release of 2021’s Justice.

Bieber had also been reportedly hosting jam sessions at his L.A. abode in recent weeks, even posting glimpses inside a music studio on social media just days ago — some of which included his precious baby boy.

The album is set for release nearly one year after Bieber became a first-time dad with the arrival of his baby boy in August 2024. He and the Rhode Beauty founder, 28, have been married since September 2018.

As fans rejoice over his upcoming music, news broke on July 10 that Bieber also recently settled a financial dispute with his former manager Scooter Braun, who he split from in 2023.

According to TMZ, the settlement included an agreement that Bieber will pay back $26 million he owed as part of a $40 million advance he got from promoter AEG for the Justice tour — a debt that was triggered by the cancelation of that tour in 2022.

Braun covered what was owed through a loan via his company.

As part of the deal, Braun will also get back half of the $11 million that he said Bieber owed in various unpaid commissions that piled up over the years. Braun “settling for pennies on the dollar” is ultimately a “win” for Bieber, the outlet reported.