Usher emotional over Bieber triumph

At the American Music Awards,Usher was in tears after losing two gong to Justin Bieber - because he was so proud of his teenage protege.

Justin Bieber not only grab the four awards but he was also the night's biggest winner and the youngest performer ever to capture the entertainer award.

"To see Justin take the award - having received that award before - it was like an out of body experience, you understand?" Usher, who won two other awards, said backstage. "It was emotional. I don't cry that often, but I did. Hopefully it gives an indication of how hard we worked to build a career that hopefully will flourish and blossom over the years."

Usher Plans Cole Tour

Usher has decided to join CHERYL COLE on his U.K. tour next year (11) after her successful support slot for the BLACK EYED PEAS.

CHERYL COLE during their shows in Britain earlier this year (10)The Girls Aloud beauty was the warm-up act for the I Gotta Feeling, and Usher admits he too wants to join forces with the singer, who also serves as a judge on Simon Cowell's The X Factor.

He tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "I spent a little time with her in England last month at X Factor. She's got it going on. I want her on stage for sure. It will be really nice, if she has time. She got moves."

Usher New Album Release Expected Soon

After a outstanding 2010 year for Usher that's seen an album (the chart-topping "Raymond v. Raymond") and an EP ("Versus"). Usher revealed that his new album may be release soon.

Usher told that " He don't want to be away from music for a long time or hiatus from music after this tour" the multi-platinum R&B singer told Billboard.com in advance his worldwide OMG trek, which kicks off Nov. 10 in Seattle and runs through late March of 2011. " I have in my plan not to stay away from the music for a long time after the OMG tour and i am planning to release the new album as soon as possible without even knowing that what type of musical experience it would be going for him"

Usher added that he does expect his world travels, which will take him through North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand, to have some impact when he does return to the studio.