Adam Lambert Tickets

I saw Adam Lambert in Wilkes- Barre last night. His vocal skills are not of this planet!! Every man, woman & child was singing along, clapping & dancing. This guy is a magnificent performer. He is a must see in Concert

style + substance formANDfunction the voice, those moves - stunning and haunting. if you can get tickets, go. you wont be sorry. and EVERYONE was represented in the crowd, so dont let wondering about that stop ya.

Allison Iraheta and Orianthe were super opening acts, but as usual, Adam stole the show. His voice is amazing. The costume changes rival Liberace' (for those of you old enough to know who that is.), his band is phenomenal, as were the dancers. The only thing that would have made this show better is a venue with better acoustics. I heard numerous people complaining about how garbled all three of the singers sounded. In some cases, it was so bad, that had I not known the words to the songs, it would have been hard to follow along. I don't blame that on any of the three singers or their bands, they were super. Come on Adam, play bigger venues that can accomodate your screaming fans and your blazing amps. Oh, and don't settle for just one encore. We wanted to hear more of you. Come on our and play two or three more encores because last night, your fans surely wanted more and would have waited.

I loved it.He is just awesome.He can sing with such ease..Enjoyed both opening acts.A tour no one should miss.Very entertaining and memorable.A fan for life.

Adam has a fantastic voice, and sometimes you could hear it during this first concert on his GlamNation tour. His show is high energy and entertaining--it's hard to take your eyes off this charismatic performer-- and it includes dancers, lasers, and several costume changes. His selection of songs was excellent, ranging from pounding rock/pop to gentle ballads, and he is as exciting and satisfying to see in person as he was to watch on Idol. Unfortunately, though, the Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre has a terrible sound system that distorted the majority of Adam' s songs. Only when he switched to acoustic could his terrific voice really be appreciated. It was especially disappointing that Broken Pieces sounded garbled; his CD version is hauntingly beautiful. I would love to hear him in a nightclub setting with simple acoustic accompaniament similar to his "Unplugged" sets. The show was shorter than we had hoped. Too much time was devoted to opening acts Allison Ephrata and Orientha. Also, it was disppointing that Allison and Adam never shared the stage; their Idol duet was great and we had hoped they would do a number or two together. One surprise was that while pegged as the "GlamNation" tour, there wasn't all that much glamour and glitz.. That was OK with us- we were there for the music-- but still unexpected. Adam's encore was Mad World, but it was a faster-paced version that was nowhere near as compelling as the slower, heart-rending version he has done in other venues. Bottom line? Adam's concert would have been great if it had been in a venue with a decent sound sytem.

Great show! Great songs! What a wonderful performance by Adam, his band and his dancers. Can't wait to see him again!

What a performance! he mixed it up and sang it all! Loved it when Adam danced when announcing the dancers. Dancers were a nice surprize. He played a little over an hour with an encore. It was one song into another, Amazing! Can't wait to see him in Ramshead, Balitmore. Meet some of his band and they are so nice!

I could not wait for Adam to get on stage! I was bummed because my tickets were in the balcony - however, the seats were really good. I was surprised! A little bummed that I did not bring my camera because I thought the seats were going to be bad. Anyway, Allison and Orianthi were great! Both have big, powerful voices! Really enjoyed them! Adam was very powerful, his voice is amazing. It makes me feel so good when he is singing and he definitely owns the stage. The songs he performed were greatly and his vocal were flawless in every song. He even surprised me with some dancing - the boy can dance!

He is one talented guy! Were off to New Jersey tonight to watch him again! Can't wait!!

LOVED IT!!! Adam was incredible. The energy in the room showed the love and passion for him. He was breathtaking to watch and his voice was amazing. Orianthi and Allison were great too. Didn't want it to end. Adam is a superstar!!!!!!!!!!

Mere words cannot describe this concert, but Imma try... EPIC, AMAZING, BEAUTIFUL, CRAZY, MAGICAL, ETC. ETC. ETC. The whole mood was "let's just all party together".. Adam and the crowd.. partying together!!!!!

What an unbelievable and unforgetable performance! Adam is an amazing performer. I can't wait to go see him again!

He has something for everyone in his shows. Rock, pop, ballards, dancers, lasers and atmosphere. His vocal range is out of this world. Those in the music industry say he is a once in a generation singer. This is his first tour and then he heads off to do an international tour. Catch him while he's doing these mid-sized venues (if you can get tickets -good luck with that). He is exciting, he is a true performer in every sense of the word. Open your mind and let yourself get transported away from it all for one night. You won't be sorry.

I watched American Idol season '09 because Adam sparked my attention during audition and the following weeks. I was relieved when he made it to the Top 13. When he sang "Satisfaction" he had my attention! Then he sang Black or White and he blew me away. No one on AI everrrrrrrr was like him and never will be. Every week we were so excited to see Adam perform. We watched him on youtube and followed the forums. After the finale (which of course the whole world/universe knows he should have won, but whatever....I saw him in Hartford and we went down during the day. I knew he'd be at the hotel next door since he wasn't in the meet and greet. My daughter and I walked to the hotel and a little while later he came out! He got into a white van and it was driven to the XL Center. When he came out, it was better than I ever could have imagined! His 20 minute set was better than any 80's concert I've ever seen in my life! Again we saw him in Providence, RI. We had front row!!! After the concert we waited outside for him where we got to meet, talk to and take pics of him. It was the best concert night of my entire life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I will def. have to see him on this tour. He is the best as far as I am concerned!!!!!!!!!!!!!

watched American idol 09 just to see Adam ,saved most later performances on dvr , saw idol on tour in Hartford ct. fun until Adam was on stage then all hell broke loose , he was phenomenal, cannot Wait to see him in concert. saved any and all shows he was on to my dvr. in Feb. no concerts book yet in my area. had friends over and we had our own concert watching all shows I taped from idol to b.Walters , Oprah and the view WE HAD A BLAST. FINALY A CONSERT IN CT. CANNOT BELIEVE I GOT TICKETS I KNOW IT WILL BE A BLAST

he projects an aura of goodness and calm that outshines even his extraordinary physical beauty.. borrowing from a quote from time magazine quote on a model Liya Kebede... What is rare is to encounter one whose devotion and drive come from a genuine desire to better our world... another time magazine quote on liya.. yet completely describes adam lambert in my opinion..

Adam is more than an outstanding singer with an incredible vocal range like Freddie Mercury had, he has has musical theater experience too. Adam is totally at home on stage, his performances are mesmerizing, hypnotic; he is a fantastic singer/performing artist. - the real showman we all want when we go to a concert but never get anymore without Elvis of Michael Jackson.-but ,now, there is Adam Lambert -a shaman on stage, a singer extraordinaire., a charismatic artist-a great band, fantastic music,he gives atmosphere to his concerts, sexy,too,a night to remember.

I really hope Adam has a show up in the Seattle area. I would just love to go to the show. Nothing up here though. Someday. Just wanted to say I love his whole album and reading the comments on here I really want to see him. I saw him in the American Idol concert. I want more!

I attended Red Robinson and River Rock concerts, both were just fabulous. Adam is an entertainer who can change gears with each song, he is a singer that is so in the moment and brings you right along with him into that moment. He can sing a song with such heartfelt emotion and then turn it around with the next song, bringing high energy and excitment. I have been fortunate enough to see Adam perform many times prior to these 2 shows and I have to tell you, it never gets old. With each concert he brings a freshness to his performance, by changing up songs. My other favorite artist, Bob Dylan, has always done that over the years. It's the sign of a true artist....not a robotic stage performer!! Adam will entertain you from the moment he steps on stage until the moment he walks off, leaving you wanting even more!!

As the time nears for the show to begin, the crowd starts chanting: “Adam! Adam! Adam!” The house lights go down. Wild screams erupt. The stage lights are on as the band takes their places. (The band is the same except for a new girl with long black hair on the keyboard) The stage lights go down. More screaming. Adam enters from stage left and walks to the mic stand. The beat of ‘FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT’ begins. Lit in silhouette by the glow of green laser beams, Adam outstretches his arms to the side. He begins moving in staggered robotic motions. The spotlight hits him and he begins to sing. His voice is on and his moves are electric. He is feeding off of the crowd’s love and energy. Everyone is standing and singing along. “Do you like what you see?” Frenzied screams. The song is awesome and when it ends, rousing cheers Adam smiles. He bends his elbows, presses his palms together and bows his head in thanks. He takes a drink of bottled water. He grabs the mic stand. “You having fun?” Crowd screams. “Nice. Alright, guys. Here we GO!” ‘IF I HAD YOU’ starts up and everyone sings along. Adam notices this and it spurs him on. Voice, moves – awesome. Towards the end of the song, during the chorus, he scooches sideways, turning his feet inward then outward again and again until he is almost to the opposite side of the stage. He then rushes center stage and ends at the mic stand. The crowd cheers and he smiles. ‘WHATAYA WANT FROM ME’ begins. He gets into character and sings beautifully. (Just so you know, the crowd sings along with every single song. It was very cool.) The song ends and Adam walks to the drums for a drink. He drinks some water and asks, “Are you ready for this?” The crowd screams. Adam smiles. He moves the mic stand back to the drums and waits for the song to begin. ‘STRUT’ starts. He flicks his wrist up and down and moves the front center stage. He sings and swivels his hips. He walk to the front of the stage, passes the clamoring crowd and struts the enter perimeter of that stage. The song ends and screams erupt. Adam exhales a laugh. That was fun for EVERYONE, him included. Water break, back to the drums. Tommy is handed a new bass by a roadie. Adam takes this opportunity to chat with us. “So how many of you are actually FROM Vancouver?” Crowd screams. “And how many of you actually came here, from out of town?” Louder screams. Adam nods in approval and slight surprise. “Nice. Was it a good drive?” Cheers. “Who drove?” Cheers. “Who flew?” Deafening screams. Adam grins. He then puts his hand on his hip, sashays across the stage and faux-sneers, “Well, strut for me, bay-bayyyyy!” Wild screams. “Well, I flew here. And I wore the boots on the plane.” He kicks up a heel, referring to his fabulous Swarovski crystal encrusted boots. He then crosses his leg and rests it on top of other, pretending to be sitting on an airplane talking with a flight attendant, “Can I get a double screwdriver, please?” He rotates his ankle to make the shoe shimmer. He chuckles and walks center stage, “Alright, well, it’s hot in Vancouver.” He goes to the drum kit, “At least in this theater. I am sweating.” He grabs a small black towel and dabs his forehead. He puts the towel down and ‘SURE FIRE WINNERS’ begins. He brings the mic stand center stage and grooves to the intro. Giving a little shimmy on the drumbeat. When the song ends, Adam carefully removes his jacket and places it by the drums, “That’s a bit cooler.” ‘SOAKED’ begins. It’s wonderful. A roadie brings out a stool. Adam sits down, “This next one is kinda the same mood as the last one. We’ve actually never played it live before, so here we go.” The intro to ‘A LOADED SMILE’ begins. Crowd cheers. It’s beautiful. Very nice for it’s first time out. ‘MAD WORLD’ begins. Wonderful. Spotlights hit the giant disco ball, still tucked in the ceiling. ‘BROKEN OPEN’ starts. So gorgeous. Fractured pieces of light fill the room, giving it a dreamy sparkly feel to match the mood of the song. The song ends. ‘SLEEPWALKER’ begins. Adam goes to the mic stand. He grasps the top and middle of the stand and rocks to the beat. He sings it beautifully but with a more defiant tone then on the album. “I can’t turn this around…” He glares and pumps his fist high on the drumbeat. During Monte’s guitar solo, Adam stands near him. He watches Monte wail away and can hardly stand it. He narrows his eyes and shakes his head, overcome by his skill. Adam rushes to the front of the stage and launches powerfully back into the song, “I’m a sleepwalker, walker!” He perches his foot on a small speaker (Captain Morgan-style pose). He runs his hand down his inner thigh and then pounds on the top of his knee with his fist. Frenzied screams. The song ends. Next up is ‘MUSIC AGAIN’. It kicks a**! The crowd goes wild after it ends. ‘FEVER’ begins. Adam grabs the mic stand. He drags it with him as he runway-struts and sings. “Would you be m-mine?” He unhooks the mic and spots a male security guard. The guard is between the barricade and the stage, facing the crowd. A mischievous smile crosses Adam’s face. “We’ll never get too far…” Adam sings and creeps slowly toward the guard. He reaches down as if to touch the guard’s hair. He slowly crouches down as he sings, closer and closer to him. Adam grins impishly, slowly stands up and walks backwards to the mic stand. The guard finally turns to the stage to see why the girls in front of him are in such a tizzy. But, by now, Adam is singing and dancing a good ten feet away. The guard shrugs and turns back to his spot, completely unaware of the innocent fun that has just occurred. Pelvic thrusts and hip rotations prevalent through this song. Fabulous. As the songs ends; Adam turns on his heel, looks over his shoulder and flips his hair. Wild screams as he walks to the drum kit and drinks from the large mug. Longenu tosses his drumsticks into the audience. Adam toasts us with his large cup as he walks offstage. He is gone for a bit. Longenu then walks off but returns with new sticks. He raises his arms, indicating that the crowd should cheer. Cheers erupt and Adam walks back onstage. Adam flicks his tongue like a serpent as the intro to ‘DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE’ pulses. As he sings the song, he also dances. He breaks out the ‘Texas two-step’ and at one point he does this Native American move. (Think back to Michael Jackson’s BLACK OR WHITE music video, when Michael is dancing with a Native American tribe). Unreal. The song ends but the band keep playing. Adam smiles, “Thank you! Alex on the keys! Monte on the guitar! Longenu on the drums! And Tommy on the bass! Thank you very much! Have a great night, Vancouver! We love you!” Giving a big wave and smile, Adam walks off the stage. House lights come on. Twelve original songs, one cover, no costume changes in one hour of awesomeness.