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Freddie Mercury left this earth on Nov 24th 1991 but his spirit is still twirling and belting his way into our hearts to this day. 💜 #QueerIcon

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HAPPY 9TH ANNIVERSARY This was a fun 😄. #foryourentertainment #AdamLambert @adamlambert #fanart #chibi

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Deals have not been finalized, but CAA — home to Springsteen’s agent — represents a boatload of superstars, including Ariana Grande, Kelly Clarkson, Bet...Faith Hill, the Eagles, Michael Bublé and Adam Lambert.

He went from competing on American Idol to becoming one of the first openly gay artists to pop up on the Billboard albums chart, but when are we getting a new Adam Lambert album?Talk of the fourth Adam Lambert album has been buzzing for a while now as it’s been three years since his last album, The Original High, and a year and a half since he dropped the single “Two Fux.”Lambert of course gets a pass since he’s been fronting the latest rendition of legendary rock band Queen for several years now, having just recently wrapped a 10-shows-in-three-weeks residency at the Park MGM hotel in Las Vegas. And carrying the mantle of the ultimate rocker, Freddie Mercury, ain’t easy! In the past few months, Adam Lambert has given a few interviews, including a Q&A session on Twitter in February 2018 and sit-downs with Schön and Wonderland magazines.

We all know Elvis Presley as the "King of Rock 'n' Roll," but it was his '68 comeback special on NBC that truly secured his reign. In that one thrilling special, donning iconic black leather and performing some of his most unforgettable hits, Elvis reclaimed his glory and put himself back at the top of the charts. Coming soon to NBC, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of that epic evening, an all-star group of music's superstars will pay tribute, recreating the spectacle - even the staging - of that legendary night of song. In addition to the musical performances, we'll see rare Elvis footage, outtakes and interviews from those involved in the '68 comeback special, including Director Steve Binder. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just getting to know Elvis, this is an event not to be missed. Two-hour special

The mega-voiced American Idol alum has cemented his place as the eminent heir to Freddie Mercury’s legacy for much of his career, boldly doing a rendition of “Bohemian Rhapsody” for his Idol audition and performing with Queen's Brian May and Roger Taylor on the show's finale. Lambert's performance was so impressive that May and Taylor invited him on tour across Europe in 2012, and he's toured with the band consistently since then.

On December 2, Adam Lambert will celebrate the success of the box office smash Bohemian Rhapsody. Adam, who had a cameo in the movie, tours the world with Queen as their current lead vocalist.