Adam Lambert, who rose to fame in 2009, is an American singer‑songwriter from San Diego, California. Known for his powerhouse vocals, theatrical flair, and fearless style, Lambert blends pop, rock, and glam in a way that’s both bold and emotionally resonant. After gaining national attention as the runner-up on American Idol, he quickly became a global sensation with his debut album. For Your Entertainment (2009) debuted at number three on the Billboard 200 and featured the Grammy-nominated single “Whataya Want from Me,” which became a worldwide hit. His second album, Trespassing (2012), made history as the first by an openly gay male artist to debut at number one on the Billboard 200. He followed with The Original High (2015), which included the Top 40 single “Ghost Town,” and later Velvet (2020), showcasing his evolution as an artist. Since 2014, Lambert has also served as the frontman for Queen + Adam Lambert, performing to sold-out arenas across the globe and topping the UK charts with their live album Live Around the World (2020). In addition to his musical success, Lambert is a passionate LGBTQ+ advocate. He launched the Feel Something Foundation in 2019 to support mental health, queer youth, and homelessness initiatives. With millions of records sold, a dynamic stage presence, and a message of empowerment, Adam Lambert continues to be a standout performer for festivals, global tours, and major corporate events.