Selena Gomez Is A Slave Of Britney Spears

Teen pop star Selena Gomez has brought his band, The Scene for PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel Saturday of the last leg of his We Own the Night.

MTV says the 19-year-old Gomez danced the entire energy live performance, singing many of his fans favorites such as "Falling Down" and the "problem".

The highlight of the show may have Gomez, "a tribute to Britney Spears. He came to the blue skirt, scarf podium Spears recalls:" I'm Slave 4 U "VMA performance outfit, and sang a medley of Spears' greatest hits.

Gomez had crossed the bridge, then to Philadelphia for a concert on Friday. It 'appeared earlier in the day, at Kmart at the Gallery in Philadelphia to promote his "Dream Out Loud" Autumn clothing line, which is commercially available.

And according 6abc.com Hundreds of teens lined up along Market Street on Friday morning to meet with him, two girls from Marlton who woke up at 4:00 in the morning to make the trip. Lauren Glatz said, "I'm so excited right now I do not know. I just hugged Selena Gomez."

Mail Online reports that Gomez was the company that manages the commercial center of Liberty Square in Philadelphia on Friday, her boyfriend Justin Bieber. Gather.com and said the two were playing a basketball game in a courtyard in front of the PNC Bank Arts Center on Saturday.

Gomez will host MTV Awards pre-music video live from the black carpet, Aug. 28. His tour continues Tuesday night in Toronto.

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