Justin Timberlake Announces Free NYC Concert at Irving Plaza on 43rd Birthday.

Justin Timberlake will perform a free one-night-only concert for select lucky fans in New York City next week.
The singer announced that he will host a concert at Manhattan’s Irving Plaza next Wednesday, his 43rd birthday.

JT fans can obtain tickets through a special Ticketmaster partnership by logging in with their Ticketmaster account details, requesting up to two tickets, and entering their billing information by Friday at 11:59 p.m. ET.
Tickets are free, but a credit card is needed to confirm the inquiry.
Credit card holders will see a temporary $1 authorization hold that will be “promptly refunded” to ensure the card is activated.

Ticketmaster will email those who have booked tickets – which are non-transferrable – by the evening before the show. Their Ticketmaster account will instantly display concert passes.
The 2000s heartthrob and former NSYNC member made the surprise announcement on Wednesday ahead of the release of his new song “Selfish” at 8 a.m. ET Thursday.

Timberlake confirmed at another free show in his hometown of Memphis last week that a new album is on the way. She sang “Selfish” at that concert, as well as another new single called “No Angels”.

Does Justin Timberlake's performance truly cost nothing?

The performance is free, however, to process ticket bookings, a credit card is needed. A temporary $1 authorization fee will appear on the card and “will be refunded immediately to ensure it is active,” the Ticketmaster page reads. He held a concert in Memphis last week, which was free.

Is there a new song by Justin Timberlake available?

Yes, the ‘N Sync frontman released a new single titled “Selfish” on January 25. The music video shows them rehearsing.
“Your lips were made for me and my heart would be sad if it didn’t beat for you all the time. Consequently, I am powerless to control my jealousy. I always want a piece of yours because I’m selfish.

” He sings in the song.The song’s title is similar to that of a 2001 ‘N Sync track, which was suggested by a fan in response to Timberlake posting a music video on social media.