Adam Lambert provides Global Pride livestream highlight with Mad World cover

Jeff Vasishta Glam rocker Adam Lambert, runner-up of the eighth season of “American Idol” and, more recently, the replacement to legendary frontman Freddie Mercury in the revitalized rock band Queen + Adam Lambert, has just sold his former home above L.A.’s Sunset Strip for $2.92 million.The sale price is a far cry from the $3.995 million that the property was originally listed at way back in 2017, and it’s also slightly less than the $2.995 million tax records show Lambert paid for the

Feel Something Foundation, hosted their Pride Music Business Creatives Roundtable on Sunday, where Lambert and a slew of special guests spoke about discrimination in the industry, their own experiences with coming out, and much more.Moderated by Billboard's Ian Drew, the panel featured appearances from Teddy Geiger, Ferras Algaisi, Justin Tranter, Ames, Shamir, LP, Shea Diamond, Mary Lambert, Parson James, Tyler Glenn, Ilsey Juber, Conchita Wurst, VINCINT and Alex Newell."In the music industry,

Actress/singer Olivia Newton John, an ally, is one of dozens of entertainers who will participate in this weekend’s Global Pride. (Photo by Michelle Day; courtesy Global Pride)

Kesha is celebrating Stonewall Day with an emotional performance on “Rainbow”.

Adam Lambert has given a heartfelt rendition of Tears For Fears’ ‘Mad World’ as part of the Global Pride 2020 livestream event.On Saturday June 27, organisations from across the world came together for Global Pride, a worldwide celebration of the diverse LGBTQ+ community.

Adam Lambert delivered a smooth, socially distanced cover of "Mad World" and a heartfelt speech during the Global Pride 2020 virtual event.

Did you know that on Queen and Adam Lambert's tours, the crew celebrates Hawaiian Shirt Fridays?

As Pride comes to a close, millions of people around the world are finding ways to celebrate queerness in all its forms. Now, Adam Lambert is providing another opportunity for people to do just that.

With Pride celebrations and marches across the globe canceled to halt the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, Global Pride is stepping in to prove solidarity and celebratory vibes for the LGBTQ community this Pride Month.

Elton John, Adam Lambert and other prominent members of the LGBTQ+ community have come together for a good cause.

A number of celebs came together on Thursday night for “Can’t Cancel Pride: A Covid-19 Relief Benefit For The LGBTQ+ Community”.

As the world gets ready for the Global Pride Livestream this Saturday, this week also marks the official 42nd anniversary of the very first Mardi Gras Parade.Wednesday June, 24 marked 42 years since the original 1978 Mardi Gras marchers, the 78ers, marched down Oxford Street in a demonstration of solidarity, bravery and pride.While many original 78ers still proudly lead the Mardi Gras Parade every year, this year has created a new emphasis for global community connection with the advent of the

Chelsea will continue to be without duo Callum Hudson-Odoi and Fikayo Tomori for Thursday's clash with Manchester City. Chelsea made their long-awaited return to Premier League action on Sunday, as they came from behind to defeat relegation-threatened Aston Villa thanks to goals from Christian Pulisic and Olivier Giroud.

Queen and Adam Lambert are set to stream a special live show on YouTube this weekend.Tomorrow (June 21) would’ve marked the end of the band’s huge ‘Rhapsody’ UK arena tour with a show at The O2 in London.To mark the occasion, the band are hosting a “tour watch party” on YouTube at 8pm BST (12pm PDT, 3pm EDT), a compiled show featuring highlights from previous tours.Once aired tomorrow, the show will remain on YouTube for 24 hours.

Queen and Adam Lambert had to cancel the European leg of their joint Rhapsody Tour, which would have ended this Sunday, June 21. But the party's just getting started.The band will host a different kind of live show on Sunday that combines highlight moments from previous tours, festival gigs and intimate concerts on YouTube starting at 3 p.m.

Adam Lambert has been forced to pull his European tour in support of his latest album, ‘Velvet’, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.The run of September dates, which included a show at London’s SSE Arena Wembley, have been shelved. Customers are entitled to a refund.“I am so so sorry and completely heartbroken that we have to cancel the upcoming ‘Velvet’ Tour in September,” Lambert said in a statement, which you can read in full below.

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