Justin Bieber has become the artist with the most monthly listeners on Spotify worldwide, hitting an all-time peak following his Coachella headline sets. His streams surged dramatically during and after the festival, with numbers climbing to over 141 million as of May 5. The boost revitalized tracks across his catalog, including older hits and recent singles.
Justin Bieber achieved a record 140.3 million monthly listeners on Spotify on May 3, according to data shared with Rolling Stone. By May 5, that figure had risen to just over 141 million, marking a 42 percent increase over the past 24 days leading up to his Coachella performances. The festival, held over two weekends in April, propelled his streaming numbers from 98.8 million listeners on April 9 to 118.9 million by April 23, with his biggest streaming day ever on April 20 exceeding 105 million streams globally. Bieber's Coachella appearances marked his first major public shows since the Justice tour ended in 2022, which faced postponements and cancellation due to health issues. Guest spots from Billie Eilish, SZA, Kid Laroi, and Dijon highlighted the sets. Preceding the festival, Bieber performed at a small invite-only club show. Older collaborations saw significant gains between April 10 and 20, including 'Beauty and a Beat' with Nicki Minaj at 75.5 million streams, 'Baby' with 40 million, 'Eenie Meenie' at 32.7 million, and 'Never Say Never' with 22.1 million. Recent tracks like 'Daisies' (41 million), 'Sorry' (36.2 million), and 'Love Yourself' (33.7 million) also surged during this period.
