Adam Lambert's famed Glam Nation Tour ended in his hometown of Los Angeles, CA on December 16, 2010, but will live on in the hearts of newborn Glamberts forever. His final shows took the stage on December 15th at the Music Box, and on December 16th at Club Nokia. It signified his stardom from his pre-American Idol days to his mighty accomplishments over the course of his first tour. Fans had many cherished moments to relive. A historically significant moment took place at the Music Box in Los Angeles on December 15th, when he performed A Change Is Gonna Come as his encore. That was 6 years to the date of his performance of the piece at The Zodiac Show, and was also where he first met his current musical director, Monte Pittman.
Adam's Glam Nation Tour transported his fans into an exotic world of love, peace, and enlightenment, where he gave them an experience of a lifetime. His captivating voice, extensive vocal range, and great charismatic performances mesmerized the public, and left ethnically-diverse generations spell-bound, as they shared performance spaces worldwide. His music doesn't distinctly fall into a genre, but is a combination of cross-overs and much of what the public deems as his own. He is not only a gifted artist, but is also an individual with a humanitarian soul. Based upon offline and online dialogue with fellow Glamberts, meeting and conversing with Adam, and experiencing many of his performances, it can be proclaimed that Adam is a miracle, and his miracles continue to branch out, with a growing network of fans internationally.
The Glam Nation Tour began June 4, 2010 in Wilkes-Barre, PA, continued throughout the United States, and then went International. It was recognized as a 6-month success. He went abroad on September 26th, and toured Singapore, Japan, the Philippines, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, and traveled back to the U.S. in late October, performing in Hawaii. On November 6th, his next destination was abroad again, where he performed in Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, back to Germany, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, the UK, Scotland, and returned to the U.K. on November 29th. Upon his return to the US, Adam's Acoustic Live! EP became available to fans: http://www.adamofficial.com/us/music/acoustic-live On December 8th, Adam performed at the Jingle Ball in Camden, NJ, and on December 11th at the Jingle Ball in Sunrise, FL. A Glam Nation DVD may be in the works, as rumor has it.
Adam Lambert's days as an American Idol season 8 runner-up are long-gone, and on February 13, 2011, he may be called up on the stage to receive his Grammy. Adam is nominated for "Best Male Pop Vocal Performance" for Whataya Want From Me, which is his second single from his album, For Your Entertainment. Many Glamberts on Twitter found out about his Grammy nomination before Adam did. He was awoken by his manager in Paris, and was very excited to hear the news. He later tweeted, "Woah!!! Just got the news! A Grammy?!?! I'm floored and honored. There are no words...."
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A great write up to a phenomenal tour. Adam is pure magic.
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