Where has Justin Bieber's 'SWAG II' album been released?

Justin Bieber's highly anticipated album "SWAG II" has not appeared on major streaming platforms despite the singer's Thursday, September 4 announcement of a midnight release date. Bieber used his social media platforms to inform followers about the impending album drop, generating immediate excitement among his fanbase.

The 31-year-old artist surprised fans by announcing the new album release on Thursday afternoon at approximately 10 a.m. ET on September 4. The announcement marked an unexpected addition to Bieber's discography following his previous releases.

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SWAG I released on Spotify, and Apple Music, two months back on July 11, 2025

His last album, SWAG 1 was released on platforms like Spotify, and Apple Music, on the same day of its proposed release date July 11, 2025.

Twelve hours before the scheduled midnight release, Bieber posted on Instagram Stories indicating he was "still making edits" to the album. The singer appeared to be finalizing production elements in preparation for submission to streaming services.

The Instagram Stories posts suggested active work continued on the project up until hours before the announced release time.

As of publication time, "SWAG II" does not appear on Bieber's official iTunes or Spotify artist pages. The album remains unavailable across major digital music platforms despite passing the announced midnight release deadline.

Streaming service searches for the new Bieber album yield no results, leaving fans without access to the promised new music.

No official statement on album delay

Bieber and his management team have not issued public statements addressing the absence of "SWAG II" from streaming platforms. The delay has occurred without explanation from the artist's official channels.

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No official tracklist for "SWAG II" has been revealed by Bieber or his record label. Details about featured artists, song titles, and album length remain undisclosed to the public.