Concert Review Boston Globe: "After 'Idol' & Queen, Lambert Struts His Stuff At House Of Blues"
Filed Under () by glitzylady on Thursday, February 25, 2016
Posted at : Thursday, February 25, 2016
Adam Lambert took his "The Original High" Tour to Boston, MA on Wed., Feb. 24, 2016, with a concert at The House Of Blues.
The Boston Globe (Boston's main newspaper) published this review today of Adam's concert, and had some very complimentary things to say..
"After ‘Idol’ and Queen, Lambert struts his stuff at House of Blues"
Review by Maura Johnston for the Boston Globe
INTRO:
"Adam Lambert’s career is a peculiarly 21st-century one, having taken routes that didn’t exist before the turn of the millennium. It’s a good thing that those new avenues have opened up, though — he’s a singular talent, with a powerful, supple voice that suits dancefloor bangers as well as it does stadium-shaking rockers."
EXCERPTS FROM THE REVIEW:
READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW HERE: Embedded link below
After ‘Idol’ and Queen, Lambert struts his stuff at House of Blues
Posted by @glitzylady for Adam Lambert 24/7 News Blog
The Boston Globe (Boston's main newspaper) published this review today of Adam's concert, and had some very complimentary things to say..
"After ‘Idol’ and Queen, Lambert struts his stuff at House of Blues"
Review by Maura Johnston for the Boston Globe
Photo credit: BEN STAS FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE
INTRO:
"Adam Lambert’s career is a peculiarly 21st-century one, having taken routes that didn’t exist before the turn of the millennium. It’s a good thing that those new avenues have opened up, though — he’s a singular talent, with a powerful, supple voice that suits dancefloor bangers as well as it does stadium-shaking rockers."
EXCERPTS FROM THE REVIEW:
Lambert first rose to national prominence during the eighth season of “American Idol,” when his outsized performances and acrobatic voice redefined the potential of the Fox singing competition.
Wednesday’s show at House of Blues showed how Lambert’s voice and stage presence have evolved in the years since his “Idol” run.
He’s also settled into his stage presence nicely, with between-song banter that was just chatty enough.
...he can easily shape-shift from celebrated pop star to flamboyant rock frontman in the blink of an eye
READ THE REST OF THE REVIEW HERE: Embedded link below
After ‘Idol’ and Queen, Lambert struts his stuff at House of Blues
Posted by @glitzylady for Adam Lambert 24/7 News Blog
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1 comments:
The only post on this article was both nasty & disgusting. I think we Glamberts should make it a point to comment on this thread .... what do you guys think? After a great article like this one ... he deserves accolades not 'diss-es'!!
tess4ADAM(LAMBERT Outlaw)
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