Justin Bieber Cancels Portugal Concert

Justin Bieber performs in London, England.

Justin Bieber's "rough week" in London has spilled over to Portugal, where the singer has canceled one of two concerts he was scheduled to perform in Lisbon. The singer will perform on Monday night as planned, but has pulled out of Tuesday's gig due to "unforeseen circumstances," Reuters reports.

Justin Bieber Threatens Photographer in London

It's the latest in a string of unhappy events for Bieber. After marking what he called his "worst birthday," the pop star angered fans and their parents last week by showing up two hours late for show at London's O2 Arena. A few days later, he passed out backstage during a performance there and was apparently hospitalized afterward. The next day, he threatened a paparazzi in a profanity-laced shouting match outside his hotel.

The Canadian singer doubled as host and musical guest last month on Saturday Night Live, and prompted a flurry of angry tweets from fans aimed at Patrick Carney of the Black Keys when the drummer spoke dismissively about Bieber after the Grammys in February. Bieber's most recent album, Believe, came out last year. 

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Justin Bieber Cancels Portugal Concert

Justin Bieber performs in London, England.

Justin Bieber's "rough week" in London has spilled over to Portugal, where the singer has canceled one of two concerts he was scheduled to perform in Lisbon. The singer will perform on Monday night as planned, but has pulled out of Tuesday's gig due to "unforeseen circumstances," Reuters reports.

Justin Bieber Threatens Photographer in London

It's the latest in a string of unhappy events for Bieber. After marking what he called his "worst birthday," the pop star angered fans and their parents last week by showing up two hours late for show at London's O2 Arena. A few days later, he passed out backstage during a performance there and was apparently hospitalized afterward. The next day, he threatened a paparazzi in a profanity-laced shouting match outside his hotel.

The Canadian singer doubled as host and musical guest last month on Saturday Night Live, and prompted a flurry of angry tweets from fans aimed at Patrick Carney of the Black Keys when the drummer spoke dismissively about Bieber after the Grammys in February. Bieber's most recent album, Believe, came out last year. 

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Portugal. The Man Makes Pitch for Nature Conservancy in 'All Your Light'

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Portugal. The Man is one of a handful of artists – along with Glen Hansard, Raphael Saadiq and Tha Boogie and Tinariwen – to team up with the Nature Conservancy for their new All Hands On Earth campaign, which hopes to inspire fans to protect the environment. Check out Portland-based group's contribution to the campaign with this stripped-down performance of their cut "All Your Light," interspersed with the band talking about the importance of conservancy. "You don't have to do a lot," says bassist Zachary Carothers, "but if a lot of people do a little, a lot can get done."

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