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No idea where this photo shoot came from but it's new and Adam looks great!

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We did it! We managed to get Adam to the top of the VH1 Countdown chart on the third week of its release! Good job and thank you to everyone who voted! Let's continue voting for "If I Had You" so it continues to be #1 for the coming weeks!

CLICK HERE TO GO TO VH1's website to vote for the video!

The videos for last night's concert are here!

WHOLE LOTTA LOVE



MAD WORLD and WHOLE LOTTA LOVE



SLEEPWALKER



AFTERMATH



FEVER



VOODOO (partial)



SURE FIRE WINNERS



STRUT

According to this website, Adam will be appearing on the Late Night Show With Jimmy Fallon on August 4! It is one of the upcoming scheduled appearances to promote the third single "If I Had You".

The international dates for the Glam Nation Tour have officially started to come out. Three dates in Japan have been announced! Looks like more dates in other countries will be announced in the coming weeks! Amazing news for international fans all around the world!

Oct. 4th : Osaka “BIG CAT”
7,000yen GA (all standing)
pre-sale: July 5th 11:00 am~July 23rd 18:00
general sale: July 24th 10:00~

Oct. 5th : Nagoya “Club Diamond Hall”
7,000yen GA (all standing)

Oct. 7th and 8th : Tokyo “JCB HALL”
“S” tickets (arena standing / seating) 7,000 yen
“A” tickets (seating) 6,000 yen
pre-sale: July 2nd 11:00 am~July 16th 18:00
general sale: July 17th 10:00~




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Adam Lambert's concert on June 10 grossed over $138,000 at Harrah's Council Bluffs! It sold out all the seats too!

Concert Info:

Admission: $35.00 – $189.00. BoxOffice: $138,417.
Sold: 3,741 of 3,741 – 100%

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So amazing! Congrats Adam!

New unofficial If I Had You Remix.



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At around 2:20, some security guard was harassing someone who was trying to take a picture. Adam made kicking and waving motions at the guard and worked something like "get out" into the song. He then stopped in front of the fan and said "Take my picture, b****!". A lot of fans are happy he stuck up for one of them.

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In this episode, @NegativeNeil awkwardly discovers his latent homosexuality by attempting to discuss the ethereal appearance of @GoCheeksGo.

Listen closely for the last line and, for the first time ever on recorded video, you'll catch @NegativeNeil being positive and supportive.

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Here at Adam HQ we're launching an exciting competition to find the best Adam lookalike in the UK!
You know the score; the hair, the glove, the black, the eye makeup!

All you need to do once you're dressed to impress is submit your photo to the 'ADAM LOOKALIKES' fan photo gallery here on the site and wait to hear if you've won.
The best lookalike gets the greatest prize imaginable...A Skype call from the man himself!

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It's been a long time coming for some Adam Lambert fans in the United States, but "If I Had You" is now officially a part of the Billboard Hot 100. In the newest chart ranking released Thursday morning, the track (which is his third single off of "For Your Entertainment") is sitting at #94. Meanwhile, "Whataya Want From Me" is also holding on strong in the top 50 at #47.

However, what may be most impressive for Adam is what is going on north of the border on the Canadian Hot 100. After just five weeks of release, "If I Had You" has moved up all the way to #29 -- in the past week along, the song jumped up 17 spots. With the kind of love Adam is getting in Canada, you would almost think he was born in the country (though he did live in Toronto for a few months earlier in his career).

So what caused the movement onto the American Hot 100? The main attributing factors seem to be digital sales and radio airplay, and Adam's song has seen a substantial rise in both in the last week. The new music video helped to create more exposure for the song through TV, which always stretches out into other mediums.

Are you thrilled to see "If I Had You" make the jump?

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Adam's featured in the "On My iPod" section of the July 9/16 issue of Entertainment Weekly:::


"I'm an iTunes whore," says the singer, whose Glam Nation tour runs through Sept. 21. "I'm constantly downloading new music.. and spending way too much money." - Michael Slezak

> Sia "Her new album [We Are Born] is amazing. 'Clap Your Hands,' the single, is really catchy."

> Mike Posner "He has that 'Cooler Than Me' song. It's almost like a modern-day Rat Pack sound. Really cool."

> Christina Aguilera "I love 'Bionic,' the first song on her new album [of the same name]. It's the sexiest thing ever. People are maybe criticizing some of her [recent] visual coices, which I understand. But musically and vocally, I think she's incredibly original."

> Robyn "Love her new stuff. 'Dancing on My Own' is great. She also has a song called 'Dancehall Queen' that is so sexy. That whole reggae undercurrent -- Rihanna has that, 'Bionic' has that, and so does Robyn. There are some other guys out there who have a little of that too. B.o. B.'s album is really cool; Bruno Mars is really dope."

> Miike Snow "I know it came out last year, but the whole [self-titled] album is on repeat for me [when I need to] chill and unwind a little bit. It's catchy, it still has some tempo, but it's just... nice, you know? Have a glass of wine, take your shoes off, kick your feet up, and just breathe."


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Look how fast Adam was running! He must have been in a hurry.

According to the Global Track Chart, which tracks hit singles around the world, WWFM has sold 104,000 copies at #23 last week to a total of 1.86 million copies (it's been on the chart for 16 weeks)! In two more weeks, the song will most likely reach 2 million copies!

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Superstar Adam Lambert has gained international fans since the debut of his first album, For Your Entertainment. The singer who is currently on the highly successful Glam Nation tour has taken the time out repeatedly to urge his fans to get involved with the project and donate whatever they can. According to his recent update via Twitter, the Glam A Nation project has raise $15,000 dollars.

Lambert writes to his fans via the social networking site:

"Glam A Classroom is close to $15K for students on @donorschoose! Sign up to learn more and win prizes; http://bit.ly/glam-nation"

Lambert had previously made a statement on the project, thanking his fans:

"I can't thank my fans enough for getting involved with the Glam A Classroom campaign to provide much needed resources for public schools. I wouldn't be where I am today without the support of amazing music and theater teachers, so I want to help foster the next Ansel Adams or American Idol."

Adam Lambert has been very involved with the project, and has proven himself to be not only a talented artist, but someone who is very interested in giving back. For the American Idol Gives Back show, Adam Lambert donated a blue jacket that he had worn for Michael Jackson week when he was competing on the show.

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Apparently, this picture was taken around February when Adam and his friends were in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.

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More pictures of that vacation here:

International pop sensation, Adam Lambert, called TMF's Joe for a natter about boats, Bowie and boys.



Where are you at the moment?

I am in Norfolk, Virginia.

How’s the tour going?

It’s good! It’s really good. The audiences have been sold out every time, every venue we’ve been at. It’s really exciting. I’m having a blast.

Cool. How do you find life on the road?

It’s good. It’s a lot of work. I mean, it is hard.

Do you ever get chance to relax?

Yeah. I had a day off yesterday. It was really great. Some of my band and my dancers rented a fishing boat and, you know there’s not a lot to do in Norfolk, Virginia so we were like, “ok, What can we do?”. So, we found this boat and cruised around Chesapeake Bay and did some fishing and, you know, why not?

Yeah, sounds fun. You’ve got a really, really passionate fan base. What’s the strangest thing one of your fans has done?

Erm, you know I get interesting gifts sometimes. Like, I get really sweet gifts but then sometimes it’s like handmade tchotchkes and you’re like “ok...thanks?”.

Do you find there’s a lot of pressure on you? Like, the whole tour is on your head?

The pressure hasn’t gotten to me. I’m fortunate for that. When I get up on stage I do realise that if I’m not feeling it...it’s all on my shoulders. I definitely step up to the plate when I hit the stage. I have to. It can be draining in that regard, but it’s hard to mind because the audiences have been so intense. They give you a lot of energy.

Do you ever miss your Broadway days?

Not yet. Part of the reason I wanted to go into this was because I wanted to be myself on stage. I wanted to be my own artist and I think that that’s been the most important part.

Is there anything in your career that you want to do, but haven’t yet had the opportunity?

I would like to do some acting work, but I haven’t yet and there isn’t anything booked. It’s something that I’m curious about. I think it’d be really cool to be in a film.

If you were to undergo a dramatic pop transformation (ala David Bowie, Madonna etc), what would you like to reinvent yourself into?

I don’t know. I guess if I wanted to do something really drastic, I’d go the complete opposite way from all the glam. You know? Do something really conservative just for the fuck of it, you know?

Yeah, just you and a piano?

Yeah. In a plain suit and no make-up...But you know what, I’ve done that before. I don’t know if it would surprise anybody. That was kind of my schtick on Idol.

Is there anyone who you’d like to collaborate with?

I’ve been really fortunate already, but I think it would be really amazing to collaborate with David Bowie. I think that would be incredible, but I think he’s pretty M.I.A.

So, I read on Wikipedia that you’re “the first openly gay mainstream pop artist to launch a career on a major label in America”. Do you feel any responsibility to represent gay people in the American mainstream?

Not really. That’s definitely been an interesting point. I feel like, I’m honoured to be a part of that community and I’m honoured to be identified as the first blah-blah-blah-blah, but I think the thing about it is the only person I’m responsible for representing is myself. I think that it’s kind of ignorant to assume that just because I am one of the few, I have to represent a whole group of people.

It’s interesting that there are so few openly gay people in the American media. You can only assume there are people who hide their sexuality. Do you think it’s hard for people to be gay in the American media?

Yeah, it’s really hard. I think there’s a reason why a lot of people in the entertainment industry are private about it. It becomes so exploited and sensationalised by the media in general. It’s all anybody wants to talk about. There is good that comes from that, because it raises visibility, it’s good for young people growing up who maybe need role models. I see that there is good that comes from it, but I also think that it can quickly overshadow the product that I have, which is music. Who I’m in bed with on my private time doesn’t mean that this is a good song or a bad song, you know what I mean?

Do you think it might affect the number of female fans you’ve got?

I actually think it’s probably picked me up more female fans. It’s a catch-22. There’s probably the girl who’s like, “Oh he’s gay, so I’m not into it” and there’s the next girl that’s like “oh, he’s gay, I like that”.

And like you say, it should really be your songs that you’re judged on.

Yeah, I think the people that are listening to my music are there because they like my music.

Are you in a relationship at the moment?

No, I’m single.

What kind of guy do you go for?

Pretty boys.

Will you be going to any pride festivals?

My schedule is like PACKED, so probably no pride festivals this year. I was really excited that I got to close gay pride in Sydney though, a couple of months back. That was really fun.

Tell me about your single, ‘Whataya Want From Me’.

Yeah. It was written by Pink, and Max Martin. It’s a great song. I think it holds a really universal message which is that moment in any sort of relationship which is, “I like you, but I’m overwhelmed and I’m vulnerable right now and it’s kind of freaking me out. I need a second”. I think it’s something we can all relate to.

What have you got coming up in the near future?

I’m on tour here in the States until September and then we go international. We go over to Asia, South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand and then we do Japan and then we go over to the UK.

The second single, 'Whataya Want From Me', from Adam's debut album, For Your Entertainment is out in the UK on July 19th

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Days before “American Idol” runner-up Adam Lambert would kick off his Glam Nation tour, he held a little party for 40 of so of his best friends.

OK, not friends, exactly, but reporters from around the country, gathered in one big conference call. And we grilled him on everything from challenges facing an openly gay performer — “You might as well own it,” he said, adding that honesty is the key — to his horoscope sign and his plans for after the show in who-can-remember-where.

Oh, and the incident at last November’s American Music Awards came up, too, wondering if the controversial interplay with his dancers set the tone for what we could expect when Lambert and his entourage came to town. He hits the stage with fellow “American Idol” finalist Allison Iraheta and guitarist Orianthi on Monday, July 12, at the Chesaning Showboat Music Festival.

Tickets, $29.50 and $10, are available at the Chesaning Showboat box office and all Star Tickets Plus outlets.

“I have some surprises coming, wonderful surprises visually inspired by turn-of-the-century New Orleans and psychedelic rock,” he said. “It’s very sexy, but it is tasteful.”

So is Lambert, who for more than an hour was articulate and confident as he fielded our queries. You sense right away that his successes, from the new album, “For Your Entertainment,” to headlining his own traveling version of musical theater, are not blind luck.

This is a savvy, smart performer who looks on the likes of Madonna and Michael Jackson and says, “Let’s put on a show!”

“First and foremost, I’m giving audiences something to look at,” he said. “There’s a theatrical timeline, with a big acoustic section in the middle.”

Call it Victorian punk, kitschy glam black magic with a spiritual quality that will connect with audiences. Working with creative directors, “we’ve made my visions a reality,” Lambert said.

It was working on the tour — and the show’s last-minute decision to include runners-up in this year’s “American Idol” finale — that kept him away from the festive farewell to judge Simon Cowell.

“I wasn’t invited,” he said, adding that it started as only previous winners and Kris Allen was his season’s top vote-getter. “When they expanded it, I knew I needed to work. There were no hard feelings.”

Lambert’s attention is full-ahead on Glam Nation.

“Conformity isn’t my thing,” Lambert said. “I need to be me. But I realize too that my audience has certain expectations, and I have choices to make … Right now, it’s all pretty amazing, conceptualizing a headlining tour and, coming from theater, knowing how live performances come alive on stage. It’s a very emotional experience.

“I think, ultimately, it’s a matter of trusting my instincts. It’s also business, and I’m learning a lot about that, working with very talented, experienced people.”

And his fans are right there with him, coming up with catchy labels, such as the Finnberts in Finland, and even adopting his look. It’s enough, he said, that they’re spending their money on tickets; those who want to give a little more should check out www.donorschoose.org rather than showering him with gifts.

“It’s surreal,” Lambert said of adoration. “It’s always flattering, and a little strange. This is all insane; who would imagine it two years ago?”

So what would he tell those who want to become the next Adam Lambert?

“Make your own opportunities,” he said. “Audition for ‘American Idol’ and get a launching pad. Take risks. Put your eggs in a lot of baskets.”

“American Idol,” it’s an amazing platform, he added, and an interesting introduction to the industry. As he would tell this year’s runner-up, Crystal Bowersox, “Get ready; this is serious work … Keep your eye on the prize.”

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Tommy's bass got some love and action from Adam last night!



Adam introducing Brooke



WHATYA WANT FROM ME (complete)



SOAKED COMPLETE



WHOLE LOTTA LOVE



WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (another version)



WHOLE LOTTA LOVE (3rd version)



SURE FIRE WINNERS



STRUT



VOODOO, DTRH, RING OF FIRE



FEVER





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SOAKED (short clip)



SLEEPWALKER (short clip)



SURE FIRE WINNERS (short clip)

It's a compilation of scenes between Adam and Tommy in the Glam Nation Tour.

New (Old) video!

This was filmed on January 15th at the Critics Choice Awards 2010.

Adam Lambert's album For Your Entertainment sees the smallest drop in percentage this week compared to the other Idols! It sold around 5,000 copies! Not bad!

Carrie Underwood, Play On (13,000, -21%, 1.621 million total) (#27 Billboard Top 200)
Adam Lambert, For Your Entertainment (5,000, -7%, 671,000) (#108 BB200)
Daughtry, Leave This Town (5,000, -25%, 1.086 million) (#110 BB200)
Daughtry, Daughtry (3,000, -11%, 4.694 million) (#166 BB200)
Clay Aiken, Tried and True (3,000, -47%, 41,000) (#167 BB200)
Danny Gokey, My Best Days (2,000, -14%, 168,000)
Lee DeWyze, Slumberland (less than 1,000, -28%, 11,000)
Mandisa, Freedom (less than 1,000, -22%, 113,000)

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According to Nielsen SoundScan, Adam Lambert saw a second straight week of impressive increase for If I Had You. Week-to-week sales of Adam's new single jumped 59%, bringing its cumulative total to 55,000.

Carrie Underwood, Undo It (50,000, -12%, 456,000 total)
Adam Lambert, Whataya Want From Me (23,000, +2%, 1.35 million)
Adam Lambert, If I Had You (14,000, +59%, 55,000)
Kris Allen, Live Like We're Dying (10,000, -11%, 1.49 million)
Carrie Underwood, Cowboy Casanova (9,000, -18%, 1.401 million)
Carrie Underwood, Temporary Home (7,000, -21%, 527,000)
Carrie Underwood, Before He Cheats (5,000, +1%, 3.028 million)
Carrie Underwood, All-American Girl (4,000, -5%, 1.225 million)
Kellie Pickler, Makin' Me Fall in Love Again (4,000, -8%, 44,000)
Bucky Covington, A Father's Love (The Only Way He Knew How) (3,000, -6%, 19,000)

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Adam Lambert has gained a huge following with his amazing debut album, For Your Entertainment and things are just getting better with the release of his next single, Whataya Want From Me.

After interviewing Adam at the beginning of the year we know what a lovely man he is and we've decided he is one of THE nicest men in music.

But we thought it was only fair for you to get the chance to have a chat with him and see for yourselves.

We kid you not, we're giving you the chance to win a Skype conversation with the For Your Entertainment star!

To win this money can't buy prize, just watch Adam's new video and answer the following question:

How many guitars are in the room with Adam?

A) 9

B) 12

C) 6


Of course, to enter the competition, you have to head over to Entertainment Wise's website!

Good luck!!

Z100 is one of the biggest music stations in New York and it is considered the biggest Contemporary hit radio/Top 40 station in the world, due to its 5 million audience daily. So this is really good! The top spot goes to Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance".



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He came. He saw. He covered the stage in glitter.

On Sunday night (June 27), Adam Lambert played to a sold-out crowd at Baltimore’s Rams Head Live as part of his first headlining trek around North America dubbed the Glam Nation tour.

The sometimes controversial, all the time intriguing glamster took fans on a laser and leather-filled ride through his debut album, For Your Entertainment. Lambert used the album’s title-track to mercilessly tease the crowd of mostly women of various ages and glitter coverage into swooning, screaming fangirls.

When he finally appeared — tall, dressed very Boy George-esque with a top hat perched on his head, simply gorgeous — at the top of a staircase directly in the middle of the stage, the screams grew deafening.

The screams never died down even as Adam traded high-energy tracks like “Fever,” “Strut,” and “Music Again” for soul-stirring — scratch that — soul-slaying easy listening numbers like “Sleepwalker” and “Soaked.”

The Glam Nation tour is a must-see. Here are five reasons why:



* 1. The opening acts, Allison Iraheta and Orianthi: We weren’t forced to yawn through a bunch of lame show-starters. These ladies put on rockin’ performances and even showed what Girl Power is all about when Orianthi joined Allison onstage for “Don’t Waste The Pretty.” Allison has blossomed immensely since her time on American Idol. She delivered her performance with confidence and fire. Orianthi, who was handpicked by Michael Jackson to play on his ill-fated This Is It tour, easily shamed male rockers twice her age with her guitar skills.

* 2. It’s not just a concert, it’s a chance to play dress-up: Fans took advantage of the Glam Nation’s number one unwritten rule which states you should show up in you most outrageously glam gear. Walking through the venue, I spotted men in tight leather, women in sequins leggings, black eyeliner for days, and buckets worth of glitter.

* 3. Girls — of all ages — just want to have fun: Glamberts are often accused of being a bunch of middle-aged women. Nothing wrong with that, but you’d be very, very wrong to assume that’s where Adam’s appeal ends. Girls of all ages were at the show to get their glam on. The best part: seeing a girl who had to be around 16 years old with her mother and grandmother all dancing and singing together.

* 4. The covers songs: Each act performed at least one kick-ass cover song: Allison took on Pat Benatar’s “Heartbreaker,” Orianthi and her guitar shredded through Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy,” and Adam gave a scorching rendition of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire.” (*Tears!* *Sadness!* Baltimore didn’t get Adam’s much-buzzed about “Whole Lotta Love” cover.)



5. THAT VOICE: Sure, you’ve heard Adam’s voice on TV and on the radio, but there’s nothing like hearing it live. Trying to explain it is a waste of time. Watch the video of “Soaked” above. Take how great it sounds there (minus the screaming fans) and multiply it by five. You might come close.

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Adam Lambert continues to hold onto the top spot when it comes to American Idol radio airplays. The For Your Entertainment artist narrowly beat out Carrie Underwood. According to USA Today's American Idol airplay chart, released today (Monday), Lambert's Whataya Want From Me was played just 50 more times than Carrie Underwood's Undo It. Each song was heard on the radio more than 7,500 times last week.

Underwood and Lambert, who both found sudden fame during their respective runs on American Idol, are both currently headlining North America tours. Underwood just wrapped the first leg of her Play On tour and is taking a few weeks-long break so she can get married. Lambert kicked off his Glam Nation tour earlier this month to huge success.

Ironically, neither Lambert nor Carrie Underwood are considered the most successful American Idol. Kelly Clarkson was recently named the most successful star to come out of the Fox show.

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Looks like WWFM is not ready to step down yet. Maybe it's waiting for "If I Had You" to replace its popularity?

Remember to request IF I HAD YOU on your local music station!

'We get in front of the mirror and kind of play every night,' Lambert tells MTV News of makeup artist Sutan on Glam Nation Tour.

Believe it or not, Adam Lambert does not wake up with rhinestones affixed to his cheekbones. The pop star, currently headlining his in-demand Glam Nation Tour, gets creative with his glittery stage makeup moments before showtime.

"We get in front of the mirror and kind of play every night," Lambert told MTV News backstage at a recent sold-out New York City tour stop. "We just create and it's fun. So sometimes there's like rhinestones stuck all over [the] side of my head. Sometimes we give a little Eastern bindi action. Sometimes there [are] no stones whatsoever," he added.

The "we" Lambert was referring to includes makeup guru Sutan, who has long been among Lambert's circle of friends. But fans may know the flamboyant makeup artist from his stint on "America's Next Top Model."

"He's so funny and has such a great energy, and I really like his work," Lambert gushed.

Rhinestones and face glue, however, aren't the only tools Adam needs to prep for a show. In order to maintain his powerhouse, octave-jumping voice, Lambert has finally zeroed in on a secret weapon: aerobics.

"I never used to be one to do any sort of ritual before I performed and just recently, at the start of this tour, I decided to start coming up with a routine. And it's really helped me," the singer said. "I exercise; I do like a cardio thing. If I'm in a hotel with a treadmill I either run for 20 minutes or I get on a stationary bike," Lambert continued. "It makes you feel good, it gets the endorphins going. It also kind of helps warm up the voice. And then I do a [proper] vocal warm-up."

As fun as the face painting is, the "Idol" star knows that ultimately, it's all about delivering the music. "Those two things — just a little exercise and that vocal warm-up — keep me at my best. With fans "waiting out on the street, people are so dedicated, they deserve the best," Lambert said.

His Glam Nation Tour continues through September, before heading overseas later this fall.

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Short Clip of Adam and Tommy Kissing



Band and Dancer Intro



Voodoo, Down the Rabbit Hole, and Ring of Fire



Sleepwalker





Adam and Tommy being sexy on stage...


Whole Lotta Love



FEVER (and the Tommy Kiss)

GLAMBERTS from all over the Mid-Atlantic lined up for HOURS in the 90+ degree heat to get a spot for the Adam Lambert & Orianthi show at Washington's Legendary 9:30 Club!



And CLICK HERE to listen to Adam's interview with Tommy McFLY.

Someone tweeted this picture on Twitter. This picture was taken last year during American Idol.



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Adam Lambert's Glam Nation Takes Over the Nation




Adam's Band Gives A Wardrobe Tour

Adam Lambert was in town with his GlamNation tour Sunday. Jojo and Reagan had a chance to talk with him before he took the stage, the complete unedited interview is inside!
Adam talks about:

–connecting with his audience

–what he has in his contract rider

–tweeting about his head being shaved

–his band

–Alison Iraheta’s stage presence

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During a new radio interview with KC101 Connecticut, Adam said that he will working on a new album in 2011. Yay! (Credits to Adam Lambert Glam Fans!)





This interview was recorded on Thursday, June 24, 2010 at the MGM Grand Theater at Foxwoods, CT.

Backstage picture of Adam from mix106.5fm

FEVER



SOAKED



AFTERMATH



DTRH



MUSIC AGAIN



IF I HAD YOU



SLEEPWALKER



IF I HAD YOU (another version)



STRUT

Adam Lambert's second single "Whataya Want From Me" has now reached the Top 10 (overall singles and/or radio airplay charts) in a total of 21 countries: US, Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, Singapore, Slovenia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland and the Ukraine!!!

And of those 21 countries, WWFM reached the Top 5 (overall singles and/or radio airplay charts) in 13 of them (US, Australia, Austria, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, New Zealand, Singapore, Slovenia and South Africa)!!!

On another note, "If I Had You" is charting in US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand (see below for numbers)!

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These were taken at the after party, on September 27, 2004.








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