From the looks of Justin Timberlake‘s social media, no world tours have been ruined.
In fact, despite his DWI arrest June 17—during which he lamented the future of his Forget Tomorrow tour—Justin’s first social media posts since his arrest prove he’s already in a better place.
In his first post, Justin shared a reel to his June 25 Instagram Story showing off the merch for his back to back shows at New York’s Madison Square Garden. “This is so important right now,” the 43-year-old said as he held up the blue and orange shirt to the camera. “Let’s go. Got y’all’s Knicks colors. We had to do it.”
His subsequent Story featured an animation of Justin over Madison Square Garden, with words indicating the first show that night was sold out.
While the “Cry Me a River” artists sold-out MSG shows brought about his return to social media, Justin’s first show following his arrest was in Chicago June 21. It was there that he first addressed the events that transpired in Long Island’s Sag Harbor.