Justin Bieber’s management has made the decision not to allow the heartthrob to perform at concert venues without seats, for fears his fans will get crushed.
The Never Say Never star’s team rejects any concert halls where fans are allowed to stand together at the front of the stage, in order to avoid young fans getting hurt.
Justin’s bodyguard Kenneth Hamilton explained the decision to Rolling Stone magazine: "You've got a mob pushing, and even if it's little girls, they're crawling on top of each other with their arms and elbows, and getting injured."
They made sure that all arenas on Justin’s My World Tour of the UK, which stars in Birmingham on 4 March, were all-seated venues.
In other Bieber news, he was in Los Angeles on 18 February to take part in the annual all-star celebrity NBA basketball game. Also on Justin’s team were Trey Songz, Romeo and actor Zac Levi, while the opposing team included Common and Mariah Carey’s other half Nick Cannon.
Justin’s team narrowly lost 54-49, but the 16-year-old was voted MVP (most valuable player) and was awarded a trophy as thousands of his fans screamed from the stands.
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