Adam Lambert’s ‘Velvet’: Album Review

Her rowdy and emotionally stirring second album represents the pinnacle of what contemporary mainstream country can be.

Like every other musician releasing new music at the moment, Adam Lambert is having to get creative with how to promote his new album, Velvet.

On Tuesday (March 31), Queen and Adam Lambert announced that the upcoming European leg of the Rhapsody Tour would be postponed until next year thanks to the continued spread of the coronavirus throughout the world.The band's tour was set to start May 24 in Italy, stretching through the summer and ending July 7-8 with two shows in Madrid.

Queen + Adam Lambert’s 2020 European summer tour has been rescheduled amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

They've rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic

Is it wrong, right now, to be as happy as Dua Lipa’s second album makes you? Is this any time to celebrate pop music at its most ebullient, when we should be bullish on meditation? Shouldn’t we be focusing our attention on weightier matters than how to all guiltlessly throw ourselves a solo disco party?

Orson Welles crafted the menacing noir of “Touch of Evil” and “The Lady from Shanghai,”  yet nothing the director-writer did came close, frame-by-frame, line-by-line, to the magic of “Citizen Kane.” As far as long shadows cast, jumping out of the gate with the epically angst-ridden “Ten” was Pearl Jam’s “Kane.” Its release, in 1991, meant that every slow boiling album that Eddie Vedder and company made since their bugged-out and brooding first full-length has had to live up to that bible of

In the Spring of 2017, a young Colombian Canadian singer named Jessie Reyez performed a short set in a small upstairs bar in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District. She’d built a buzz in Canada via a series of singles, particularly the minor-at-the-time hit “Figures,” and had just released her debut EP, “Kiddo,” which included an aggressive and startlingly in-your-face song called “Gatekeeper” about sexual harassment in the music industry.

Adam Lambert — Photo courtesy of Edge Publicity

"I think that would be very interesting"

Bohemian Rhapsody and Rocketman have turned the lives of Freddie Mercury and Elton John into big-screen hits in the last few years, and Adam Lambert thinks it's time to complete the trifecta of openly gay musical icons.

Adam Lambert is open to playing late popstar George Michael in a biopic.

Adam Lambert's new album, Velvet, has topped this week's new music release poll.In the poll, published Friday (March 20) on Billboard, music fans voted for Lambert's smooth-as-silk Velvet album as their favorite new release from this week.The 38-year-old American Idol alum's long-awaited fourth studio album arrived Friday. Leading up to the release, Lambert dropped five of its tracks as singles and unveiled another five of the set's "Side A" last year.

LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) – Since first collaborating with Brian May and Roger Taylor during his almost-triumphant run on 2009’s iteration of “American Idol,” every Queen + Adam Lambert performance features the latter finding new ways to humble himself.

It's been a long wait, but The Weeknd finally came through with his My Dear Melancholy follow-up, After Hours, a collection of glistening vignettes that hybridize the old Abel with the new.Of course, that's not all that's new this week: fresh releases from J Balvin, John Legend, Justin Bieber and more make their way into this week's episode of the First Stream Live podcast, alongside Adam Lambert's new album Velvet; an interview with the American Idol alum is forthcoming on Billboard's Pop Shop

"I've been feeling nostalgic," Adam Lambert declares at the opening of his new album, Velvet, out Friday (March 20). "I think it's time for a throwback/ To remind me how to fall in love."Nostalgia is one of the main driving factors of Lambert's long-awaited fourth studio album.

Adam Lambert’s new album Velvet is inching closer-and-closer with the release of the titular track’s music video.

When Adam Lambert sings "Wanna rock something in my own kinda way/ Like it's tailor-made for me" on his latest song, it turns out he's not only talking about clothes, as he shows in his brand new music video.

Adam Lambert is celebrating the release of his fourth studio album, Velvet!