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It was a cold and rainy night on West 16th Street for AT&T’s Live Proud Finale gala with Adam Lambert, but the weather did not stop an eager crowd of diehard glamberts from shining.
The evening served as the finale to AT&T’s Live Proud campaign, a celebration of LGBT History Month. Hosted by the Highline Ballroom, the event was a glittery gala from start to finish.
Attendees mingled and swilled cocktails, loaded up on sugary goodies from a decadent candy bar, and took pictures in AT&T’s photo both. The campaign encouraged the partygoers, and the LGBT community as a whole, to make memes that represent how they “Live Proud” and share their memes across social media channels.
After guests finished tweeting, snapping and snacking (on killer hors d'oeuvres like BLT sliders and mini quesadillas), they gathered for a VIP acoustic performance by the glamazon himself.
With just a guitar and a standing microphone, Adam—fresh off his tour with Queen—began his set with “Crazy Little Thing Called Love.” He then brought it down a level with “Outlaws of Love,” only to get his cheering glamberts revved back up with a rockin’ rendition of “Trespassing.” He ended with his 2009 hit single “Whataya Want From Me.”
Lambert just signed on last month for a third album, which remains unnamed and rather secret. “I’m not going to say too much about it,” he told Next on the pre-show carpet, “but it’s gonna be something fresh.”

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