Justin had an interview with VH1 and he’s seems super excited about his new album BELIEVE. They talked about the direction Justin is taking with the new album and whether there’s going to be a Believe tour.

“This new album is crazy. I’ve spent the most time on it creatively, just writing myself and being involved in the whole process. It’s something that comes from my heart. “I hope all my fans and all my Beliebers like it. With my new album, Believe, there’s so many different songs and so many different styles. It’s really versatile and fun. My first single is going to be amazing — everyone’s going to love it.”

So what should we expect from the new album?

“You can’t really expect anything from my album. It’s really, really different. And it’s new; it’s not the same thing everyone’s used to hearing right now on the radio. It’s really exciting for me, ’cause I’m able to break out of my shell and show my fans what I’m all about and show other people who might not like my music that maybe they can like my music.”

We do expect the new album to be different from MY WORLD 2.0 and more mature but JB says the change will not be huge because he doesn’t want to lose existing fans in order to gain new fans.

“I’m not trying to lose any of my young fans. I’m not trying to lose any of my fans, I’m just trying to gain fans, and I think that’s the best way to do it. Rather than try to grow up and lose your fans, you can get better and evolve and gain respect from more people.”

On whether he’s having a tour for the album:

“I don’t know if it’ll be called the Believe Tour,” he said. “I don’t know yet, I really have no clue. But there will be a tour for my album Believe. 100 percent. And I will be on the road, hanging out.”

Honestly I really can’t wait. I love the fact that his music will be less pop and more R&B considering everyone he’s been teaming up with. The first single BOYFRIEND comes out March 26th!

HARTFORD, Connecticut — On Wednesday night, swarms of teenage girls took over the XL Center in Hartford to check out Justin Bieber as he kicked off his first headlining tour, in support of his album My World 2.0. During the show, Bieber dazzled the crowd with fan favorites like “Baby,” “Somebody to Love” and “One Time,” but it seems the moment Bieber fans loved most was when he flew over the audience in a heart-shaped cage.

“I thought it was really cool when he came out in the heart,” Kiera told MTV News as she was leaving the show. “It was, and he was, in the audience. That was pretty cool.” Devin added, “I liked when he flew around in that heart thing.”

The chance to get so close to their idol proved to be a highlight of the night.

With most of the glowing reviews from Bieber fans running the gamut from “great” to “amazing” to “loved it,” even his older fans, like girls about four or five years older than the apparent median age of 14, caught Bieber Fever. Megan confessed, “I know I’m not supposed to be in love with someone that young, but I am.”

Kristen added, “Well tonight’s show was really fun, and seeing Justin Bieber in real person and [hearing him sing] was amazing.”

Erin admitted that Bieber’s family-friendly antics made the show even more enjoyable. “I thought it was really fun and it was really great for kids,” she said. “I really enjoyed it. I kind of came in [like], ‘OK, I’m not gonna enjoy it.’ But I really had a lot of fun. It was a fun concert.”

Bieber later tweeted that he really owed his successful first show to his fans. “When u have the support of the greatest fans in the world. U just end up smiling. Thanks,” he wrote. “2nite was just…well…i was scared. Didn’t want to let anyone down but the energy and the fans were incredible. Cant wait to do this again!”

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Justin Bieber was terrified before he took to the stage to kick off his world tour because he didn’t want to “disappoint” all his fans.

The 16-year-old Canadian pop star started his My World concert run in Hartford, Connecticut, last night. It is the first time the teen heartthrob has toured and he was extremely nervous because his stage show has been talked up so much.

Justin was so anxious, he even abstained from posting his every move on his Twitter page, visiting the site only minutes before he took to the stage to apologise to his fans.

“Sorry been away all day…first tour ever. Little nervous. Don’t want to let u guys down (sic),” he wrote on the social networking site.

Fortunately for Justin, his show went off without a hitch, and he even received a standing ovation from the screaming crowd. He took to the internet after the concert to thank his fans for their support, declaring it to be one of the best nights of his life.

“2nite was just…well…i was scared. didnt want to let anyone down but the energy and the fans were incredible. Cant wait to do this again!

“When u have the support of the greatest fans in the world. U just end up smiling. Thanks. on the bus heading to Trenton to the next show…just trying to take it all in from 2nite. Just one of the greatest nights of my life (sic),” Justin wrote.