The Forget Tomorrow World Tour

While appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on January 25, 2024, to promote his new single "Selfish" and to reveal the title of his sixth studio album Everything I Thought It Was, Timberlake also announced the tour.

[11] The Seattle Times music writer Michael Rietmulder also gave the tour a positive review, remarking that Timberlake was in his "element" and credited him as being "one of this century's most well-rounded entertainers".

[12] Jim Harrington of The Mercury News praised the performance aspect of the show, stating that "Timberlake is nothing short of a marvelous performer, boosting great dance moves, plenty of charisma and star power, an ability to connect deeply with a crowd, solid comedic timing and a knack for showing his fans a good time".

[13] Las Vegas Sun editor John Taylor, besides praising Timberlake's performance, remarked that the "floating stage literally was a show-stopper.

[8] Tim Chan of The Hollywood Reporter gave the tour a positive review, saying that "the singer thrilled fans with a setlist of greatest hits and new material that proves the Grammy-winning entertainer is here to stay".

[14] Variety music writer Steven J. Horowitz also gave a positive review and praised Timberlake, referring to him as "a consummate showman, educated in the school of boyband philosophy where precision is key.

[16] In another positive review, Chris Stokes of the San Antonio Express-News said the performance "showcased his enduring talent and iconic status as a pop legend, captivating the audience and leaving them eagerly anticipating his next tour.

[17] Eric Webb of the Austin American-Statesman described the concert as "one of the most well-paced shows we can remember, the tempo perfectly ebbing and flowing with the mood".

[18] Dallas Observer writer Preston Jones who attended the show at Dickies Arena, praised: "the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter put on a master class in A-list pop craftsmanship, deploying seamless, occasionally eye-popping showmanship in service of R&B, gospel, funk and disco-kissed songs as sleek and supple as his falsetto".

It was a night filled with unforgettable moments for fans old and new, the tour was a memorable experience that celebrated both his enduring legacy and his continued evolution as an artist".

Timberlake on Floating Stage
Timberlake performing in Seattle on May 2, 2024.
Madison Square Garden 's stage being set up for the Forget Tomorrow World Tour on June 25, 2024