Make Page Six a Preferred Source Justin Bieber traded massive Coachella crowds for a much more intimate setting by making a surprise appearance and performing with up-and-coming artist Finn Askew in Los Angeles on Thursday.
Finn Askew performed for a crowd of nearly 300 at The Moroccan Lounge near LA’s Arts District and Little Tokyo.
Toward the end of the show, fans spotted security guards taking positions near the stage, fueling speculation that Bieber was in the building after the two recently appeared together on social media.
The crowd went crazy as Bieber then joined the 25-year-old British singer and songwriter to perform the up-and-comer’s surging song “Music all over her body,” according to video obtained by the California Post. Bieber mostly let Finn Askew take the lead of the song, jumping in for backgrounds and harmonizing as fans erupted.
It was only a few hours prior to the show that Bieber posted on Instagram teasing the release of a medium-sized speaker from his Skylrk brand with “Music all over her body” playing alongside the post. He also tagged Finn Askew in the caption.
Askew also posted a photo with Bieber earlier in the week with the caption “Brother.”
The surprise appearance marks the second time in as many months that Bieber has popped up and put on a show in Los Angeles.
He set up a makeshift show in LA’s infamous MacArthur Park back in September, playing several of his hits while a small crowd gathered. Bieber also provided food and clothing to some of the park’s many homeless inhabitants.
Bieber rocked the Coachella stage in April for back-to-back weekends, playing some of his greatest hits mixed with his latest music in a show that was billed as one of the festival’s most hyped.
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