What is the name of Justin Bieber's sixth studio album?

Justin Bieber's sixth studio album is Justice. Released on March 19, 2021, it followed Changes and marked another major chapter in the Canadian singer's pop career.

Justice blended polished pop with R&B, electronic production, and acoustic touches. Its track list included the singles “Holy,” “Anyone,” “Hold On,” “Peaches,” and “Ghost.” “Peaches,” featuring Daniel Caesar and Giveon, became one of the album's biggest commercial successes and reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100.

The album's title also created a common point of discussion because it refers partly to Bieber's interest in themes of fairness and social justice. The opening track uses a speech by Martin Luther King Jr., although most of the album focuses on romantic relationships, devotion, and personal reflection.

Justice followed Bieber's 2020 album Changes, which leaned more heavily into intimate R&B themes. It is not the same as Believe, his third studio album, or Purpose, his fourth. Justice was released in standard and expanded editions, including the Triple Chucks Deluxe version.