Adam Lambert KRZ is proud to present Adam Lambert May 25th at the F.M. Kirby Center! With special guests Neon Hitch and The Cab, this show is going to be an incredible experience! Tickets will go on sale soon, and we will also have a limited number of VIP packages available which will include a chance to meet Adam Lambert, have your photo taken with him, and premium seating for the show! To find out more ticket information, text "Adam" to 72-881. To hear some sneak peaks from Adam's upcoming album "Trespassing", follow the links below!
ADAM LAMBERT ARTICLE IN RUSSIAN QUEER MAG MARCH 2012 ISSUE!!!!!! ------------------------------- Adam Lambert takes off mask In March comes Trespassing, second album, the musician, has consistently included in the top 50 most influential gay people of America. Adam! January 29 you turned 30. What do you feel about this? Part of me is shocked - as, 30, can not be! On the other hand, I like going on with me the changes. I became more whole and happy than before. How does it impact on the new album? My first CD For Your Entertainment was a theater that emerged from the imagination of the life of rock stars. Tresspassing on the material more life, not contrived, from the heart, not from the head. For example, the album has more to do with gay themes. I think now I'm completely honest in this matter. It has something to do with your personal life? Yes, now I have a constant friend, Sauli Koski, he is from Finland, and together we will stay. Previously, the fate was pushing me to people who needed help, to pull out of the rough and tumble - or maybe, I myself was searching for just such. Fortunately, now it's all in the past. Have you worked on the new album with Pharrell Williams, co-author of hit Britney, Christina and Lady Gaga. How did it go? When the label called and told to go to Miami to record with Farrell, my first reaction was: "Oh no, I'm still not so cool!" But all went to cheer. In general, the new songs were recorded quickly and happily, ideas were rife. Should we expect a very special new sound? I think the main thing that I expect from my fans - this is my voice. The primary text and music, arranged - just fun. As for the vocals, that I put on the full.
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Adam Lambert, Tommy Joe Ratliff, Isaac Carpenter, Ashley Dzerigian, Brian London, Keisha Renee, Sincerli Octavia &, Lena (Asst. Choreographer)
With The Queen Extravaganza hitting the road next month and four concerts of their own with Adam Lambert, Queen's Roger Taylor and Brian May are expecting to make a little news of the world this year. First up, of course, is the Extravaganza, a tribute show conceived by Taylor and cast via a reality show talent competition. The production, designed by Mark Fisher (Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, U2), kicks off its first 25-date North American run on May 26 in Quebec, and Taylor tells Billboard.com that May is helping to get the production into gear. "It was sort of my project at the beginning, but he's very much behind it and he's now climbed on board," Taylor says. "So you have the entire clarity of what's left of Queen, which is two people." The duo plans to introduce the nine-member Extravaganza cast -- whose four vocalists include Journey, Yngwie Malmsteen and Trans-Siberian Orchestra alumnus Jeff Scott Soto -- on the April 25-26 episodes of "American Idol" before moving rehearsals from Los Angeles to Canada. Visit QueenExtravaganza.com for more info. "It's been a fascinating thing and a real stab in the dark, in a way," Taylor says of the two-hour show, which will feature 40 songs from Queen's catalog. "I'm trying to cram our entire career, in an encapsulated form, into one show -- that's why we have four lead singers, to cover that kind of breadth of material. There are a lot of other (tributes) going around representing our work; some of them are very good, but I wanted there to be a really great, first-class option. So we've formed our own sort of authorized band to play our canon...with all the things we can bring to bear -- the film clips nobody's ever seen and all the production tricks that we've accumulated over the years." Taylor plans to be on the road with the Extravaganza "for the first period of touring, fine-tuning it for the first number of shows." But don't look for him to climb behind the drum kit at all. "I think that's not a good idea," he explains. "It corrupts the idea in a way. It'd feel like giving it an artificial push, which I don't think it'll need. I want it to stand on its own. I think we've got a great band that's more than capable of doing that." Besides, Taylor will be back in Queen mode come June and early July, when he and May play four planned shows with "American Idol" runner-up Adam Lambert, who they performed with during the 2009 "Idol" finals and at the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards. Though a July 7 Sonishphere date in the U.K. was canceled, the June 30 show in Moscow in still on, and Taylor says Queen and Lambert will also play on a bill with Elton John in Kiev as well as do two early July shows at the Hammersmith Apollo to provide "some alternative... for some of the people who had bought tickets" to Sonisphere. Details for the other three dates will be announced soon. "We're really excited about it," Taylor says. "Adam... of course he has this unbelievable range, like Freddie (Mercury) had range. Adam can really cover it. He's an extraordinary singer and a real talent. I feel he fits into our sort of theatricality." As for doing more with Lambert, Taylor says that "we're just going to see what happens, how well it goes, how we get on." He does acknowledge, however, that he and May have been approached to be part of the Summer Olympics closing ceremonies in London but adds that "I don't think we're meant to say too much about it yet." On Queen's periphery, Taylor is also well aware of the viral video of an inebriated man under arrest in Canada singing "Bohemian Rhapsody" in the rear seat of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police car. "It's very funny," Taylor says, "and it's had so many hits. Many millions of people have seen that guy. "I thought it was interesting, the fact he sang it right through to the end. I just wondered what he was on."
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