Justin Bieber Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment Justin Bieber's Swag era appears to be just getting started, as the pop superstar has announced that he will be dropping Swag II at midnight tonight for his second surprise release of 2025. Bieber started sharing several Instagram posts early Thursday, revealing Swag II's album artwork, as well as billboards in various cities advertising the project, captioning his posts "swag II tonight at midnight." Swag II will be Bieber's eighth studio album and follows Swag, which released on July 11. THR broke the news about that first album's release. 2025 is proving to be a particularly prolific year for Bieber, who'd previously gone four years without releasing an album before Swag had come out. This will mark the first time in Bieber's career that he releases two albums in the same calendar year. Related Stories Music Justin Bieber's 'Swag': A Silver Lining for the No. 2 Chart Debut Music Travis Scott's 'JackBoys 2' Tops Chart, Ends Justin Bieber's Six-Album Streak of No. 1 Debuts The Swag era comes following years of significant changes in the singer's life. Since releasing 2021's Justice, he'd suffered health issues, canceled a tour, sold his catalog in a $200 million deal, split from longtime manager Scooter Braun and had a child with his wife Hailey Bieber. Swag itself opened with a respectable 163,000 overall units back in July despite having few physical album sales since his physical units hadn't shipped out yet. The debut was carried by 198.77 million streams, and while it ended his six-album streak of Number One debuts, it was the best streaming debut of his career so far. Swag yielded a hit with "Daisies," which opened at Number 2 on the Hot 100. Bieber is yet to share a track list or confirm producers or potential guest artists for the new album. His last record featured Gunna, Cash Cobain and Sexyy Red among others. Cobain spoke with THR about his appearance on the album in July, recalling working with Bieber earlier this year in New York. "We were just in there being free," Cobain said. "And being creative." THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Lady Gaga Lady Gaga Cancels Miami Concert Due to "Extremely Strained" Voice UTA Charlie Puth Signs With UTA The White Stripes Jack White Selling Catalog Stake to Sony Music (Exclusive) music David Byrne on His Euphoric New Album and Love for Olivia Rodrigo Taylor Swift NFL Chief Roger Goodell on Speculation Taylor Swift Could Be This Year's Super Bowl Halftime Performer: "She Would Be Welcome at Any Time" Live Feed Lady Gaga Drops New Song, Tim Burton-Directed "The Dead Dance" Video for 'Wednesday' Season 2 Lady Gaga Lady Gaga Cancels Miami Concert Due to "Extremely Strained" Voice UTA Charlie Puth Signs With UTA The White Stripes Jack White Selling Catalog Stake to Sony Music (Exclusive) music David Byrne on His Euphoric New Album and Love for Olivia Rodrigo Taylor Swift NFL Chief Roger Goodell on Speculation Taylor Swift Could Be This Year's Super Bowl Halftime Performer: "She Would Be Welcome at Any Time" Live Feed Lady Gaga Drops New Song, Tim Burton-Directed "The Dead Dance" Video for 'Wednesday' Season 2