Justin Timberlake's “Forget Tomorrow World Tour” will be back in Pennsylvania on Friday.

The “Prince of Pop” will perform at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on October 11, 2024. He will be back at Keystone State on Saturday, December 14th at PPG Paints Arena.

Before Timberlake launched his solo career, he performed with the boy band “N Sync”. Hits include “Can’t Stop the Feeling,” “Mirrors,” “Sexyback” and “Cry Me a River.”

Fans who want to go to the concert on October 11th will find this cheapest tickets are today $66 on Stubhub.

Fans can purchase tickets here (prices are accurate at the time of this publication):

Friday, October 11th – Philadelphia

• Stubhub, prices start at $66
• Vivid Seats, prices start at $72
• SeatGeek, prices start at $73

Saturday, December 14th – Pittsburgh

• Stubhub, prices start at $68
• Vivid Seats, prices start at $72
• SeatGeek, prices start at $75

Other concerts on the tour include:

October 8 (tonight) – Newark, New Jersey

October 13 – Washington, DC

October 21 – Buffalo, New York

October 23 – Columbus, Ohio

October 25 – Detroit, Michigan

October 27 – Chicago, Illinois

October 28 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Oct. 31 – St. Paul, Minnesota

November 2 – Grand Rapids, Michigan

November 8th – Sunrise, Florida

November 9th – Orlando, Florida

November 12 – Jacksonville, Florida

November 14 – Charlotte, North Carolina

November 16 – Atlanta, Georgia

November 19 – Knoxville, Tennessee

November 20 – Louisville, Kentucky

November 23 – Memphis, Tennessee

November 25 – New Orleans, Louisiana

December 2 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

December 4th – Houston, Texas

December 6 – Dallas, Texas

December 8 – Wichita, Kansas

December 10 – North Little Rock, Arkansas

December 12 – Nashville, Tennessee

December 16 – Indianapolis, Indiana

December 19 – St. Louis, Missouri

December 20 – Kansas City, Missouri

January 13 – Portland, Oregon

January 15 – Sacramento, California

January 18 – Anaheim, California

January 20 – Palm Desert, California

January 23 – Phoenix, Arizona

January 25 – Salt Lake City, Utah

January 28 – Denver, Colorado

February 3 – Austin, Texas