Justin Bieber brings his "All Around The World Tour" to a close.<br/> <br />The pop-star performed a free surprise concert at New York's Apollo Theater.<br/> <br />Fans of all ages lined the streets in anticipation of the show - with just the site of Bieber's security guard sending them into a frenzy.<br/> <br />Thirteen-year-old Angelica Ramon broke into tears when trying to tell reporters how excited she was to see Bieber for the first time.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Angelica Ramon, Bieber fans, saying (English):<br/> <br />"Oh my God, it is so amazing, like, I can't even express my feelings."<br/> <br />Fudha and her family flew in from Kuwait just for the concert and says Bieber is her inspiration.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Fudha AL ABDULRAAQ, Bieber fan, saying (English):<br/> <br />"In every single way he is amazing. He came from a small town in Canada, then all the way to where he is right now, like, the biggest star in the universe."<br/> <br />For 19-year-old fan Natalia Rosa, the opportunity to see Bieber has been a long time coming.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: Natalia Rosa, Bieber fan, saying, (English):<br/> <br />"I've been waiting for this for almost four years. I've never seen him - don't get emotional again, please. I've never seen him before and so like, he's just amazing in every single way, shape and form possible."<br/> <br />The 18-year-old singer hit nine cities in seven countries for his tour, performing free concerts and meeting fans over the two-week period.<br/> <br />Footage from his journey will be aired as a special on the U.S. television network NBC on June 21.<br/> <br />Bieber's second album, "Believe" hits U.S. stores on June 19.<br/> <br />Alicia Powell, Reuters.
