He is no longer welcome here': Justin Bieber BANNED

Another disaster: Bieber was allegedly banned from a trendy Vienna nightclub over the weekend

He's been through more than his fair share of controversy in recent weeks after being late for concert appearances, taking a pet monkey on a flight and notoriously attacking a photographer during his stint in London.
But Justin Bieber has found himself at the centre of yet more trouble after reportedly being banned from one of Vienna's biggest nightclubs amid allegations of violent behaviour from members of his entourage.
According to theAustrian Times, bodyguards smashed the cameras of fans who were enjoying themselves in Passage nightclub over the weekend, and even destroyed mobile phones in the midst of the furore surrounding the 19-year-old singer after her performed his Believe world tour in the Austrian city.
Club manager Joachim Bankel told the newspaper: 'Justin Bieber is no longer welcome here.'
Representatives for Justin Bieber declined to comment on the alleged incident when approached by MailOnline.
This is not the only time the teen idol has been banned from an exclusive nightclub, with the Boyfriend hitmaker claiming he had the 'worst birthday ever' after he was turned away from London's Cirque Du Soir when he arrived at the venue with underage friends in tow.

In February, he was snubbed by Manchester nightclub Sankeys as they didn't want him to tarnish their edgy image.
Sankeys posted on Twitter at the time: 'Yes the rumours are true, we turned Justin Bieber away. He shuffles on stage and we can’t be having that in Sankeys now can we!’
To add to his woes, Justin is now facing criminal charges after for allegedly spitting on and threatening his neighbour after a  fellow resident at his posh Calabasas gated community confronted him for driving recklessly on their private roads.

Banned: Club manager Joachim Bankel said 'Justin Bieber is no longer welcome here.'

 

Underground venue: Bodyguards reportedly smashed the cameras of fans who were enjoying themselves in Passage nightclub over the weekend, and even destroyed mobile phones in the midst of the furore surrounding the 19-year-old singer

It has already been a difficult year already for the teen star after dumped by his fellow popstrel and movie actress Selena Gomez, following a string of allegations he had been unfaithful.
Meanwhile, he has been late for concert dates, and was taken to hospital in London after collapsing during his run of concerts in the English capital.
Perhaps the most noteworthy incident was when he had to be held back by his own minders when he tried to get into a fistfight with photographers outside his London hotel last month.
The young star provoked more speculation over his state of mind when he took a monkey on a flight with him from LA to Munich last week, which was then seized by customs.

Monkeying around: In another bizarre incident, Justin brought a pet monkey with him on a flight from LA to Munich last week, but had it confiscated at customs

 

'The biggest misconception about me is that I'm a bad person,' Bieber told US Weekly recently. 'I get upset about that. I have a big heart. I want to be a good role model, but some people want me to fail.'
'I'm young and I make mistakes. That's part of growing up,' he said, referring to when he walked shirtless in London as well as when he wore a gas mask.
Earlier this year a security guard filed a lawsuit against the Beauty And The Beat singer claiming not only did he owe him  $420,000 in unpaid wages but that the singer repetitively struck him.
In October, Los Angeles prosecutors declined to file charges against Bieber after finding insufficient evidence that he punched and kicked a photographer outside a movie theater near his home a month earlier.

 

Erratic: Justin was spotted going through airport security in Poland without a shirt on last week

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Smile! The 19-year-old flashed his pearly whites for fans and cameras in Vienna on Saturday