Justin Bieber stuns Cambridge pub with surprise visit for pool and karaoke
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Bartenders at a local Cambridge pub and billiards lounge were left starstruck after Justin Bieber made an unexpected visit on Sept. 10.
Chicago Pub & Billiards said they had no idea the singer-songwriter was coming by but were happy to host him for his evening out with a friend playing pool, singing karaoke and posing for fan photos.
After Bieber shared a photo of him playing at one of the pub’s billiards table, the pub says customers, both regulars and new faces, began pouring in to catch a glimpse of the celebrity.
Even if they missed him, they stayed for drinks and enjoyed the buzz.
Bieber and his wife, Hailey, were also seen making impromptu visits to surrounding businesses like Monigram Coffee and The Mule restaurant, according to social media posts from Downtown Cambridge BIA.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 15, 2025.