Justin Bieber's  European tour took another unfortunate turn Saturday when the pop star was banned from a club in Vienna, Austria.The Canadian pop singer is reportedly no longer welcomed in Vienna's trendiest club, "The Passage" after his bodyguards got a little aggressive with the "belieber" fans.

According to club management, Bieber's security detail smashed fans' cameras and cellphones on the ground, and possibly harassed a few fans who were trying to get close to their teen idol.  The alleged incident occurred early Saturday morning.

After the incident, club manager Joachim Bankel said, "Justin Bieber is no longer welcome [at the club]."

Bieber didn't seem to let the alleged incident get to him. The Biebs still performed to a sold-out crowd on Saturday night at the Vienna Stadthalle, and posted goofy photos on Twitter with friends on Easter Sunday.  So we will have to wait to see the facts unfold of what actually happened. 

The teen star was in Vienna on his "Believe tour" and according to the Times, Bieber's show at Vienna Stadthalle was so packed with crazed fans that one had to be hospitalized for "hysteria."

Paramedics on duty allegedly treated 178 fans at the show that were suffering from lightheartedness and dehydration before the show began.

This comes after Justin Bieber was thrown out of London's Cirque Du Soir on his birthday when there was a disagreement with security over having underage friends (i.e. Jaden Smith) with him at the club reportedly.

The singer may also face charges for an alleged battery charge when he was in Los Angeles last week.  A neighbor of Bieber claims he spit in his face during a verbal argument.  An investigation is underway.