Showing posts with label michael jackson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label michael jackson. Show all posts

Adam loved This is it

Adam tweeted: "Oh and "This Is It" was totally inspiring!! I loved seeing the showmanship and hard work of MJ documented for us all."

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Video of Adam at This is It Premiere

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This is It

Adam Lambert is at the premiere of the Michael Jackson movie "This is it", and he's there with Katy Perry!!! He confirmed it a while ago on twitter: "On my way to the THIS IS IT premiere w my lovely date Miss Katy Perry!! We are Dressed!"






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Joe Leary spent 24 Seconds with Adam Lambert

24: This whole experience must have been quite a whirlwind. What have the last few weeks been like for you?

AL: It’s been really busy but really exciting. I’ve been rehearsing for the tour - which just kicked off this week in Portland - and at the same time, I’ve been working on my debut album, so I’ve been doing double duty, but it’s been so exciting.

24: The world is mourning the loss of Michael Jackson and you paid homage to him by doing a couple of his songs on ‘American Idol’. How did you hear the news of his death and what kind of effect did he have on you?

AL: It was pretty shocking. We were actually rehearsing the first number of my set for the tour and I was singing up with the band and Lil Rounds ran into the room and whispered something into one of the producer’s ears - and all of a sudden they looked really serious. When I asked what was going on, the producer told me that Michael Jackson had died. We all just kind of stopped; it was really bizarre. We were all stunned – it just got really quiet. It was really sad and one of the guys in the band was relating it to when Elvis passed and how it felt kind of the same way. He was such a big influence on me as a child. He was very present throughout the '80s and early '90s when I was growing up. He was so creative and innovative and there wasn’t a lot like him. I looked up to him a lot.

24: Your interpretation of Gary Jules version of ‘Mad World’ is one of the best songs ever heard on the show. What’s your process for putting your own take on a song?

AL: That’s the beauty of ‘Idol’ – you don’t just stand up there and copy; you have to make it yours and make it new. And you’re right; the Gary Jules version is pretty much perfect; so beautiful and so haunting and I knew that if affected me that way when I first heard that recording, I wanted to make it somehow affect other people with the same piece of music. I love it and I think it’s a social commentary on the world, and the sadder side of society.

24: During the course of ‘American Idol’, you gain prominence and become more of a focal point and you have certainly experienced what its like to be in the public eye and have your life under the microscope.

AL: (Laughing) you could say that.

24: What has that aspect of life been like for you?

AL: It’s been interesting and definitely something that no one can prepare you for but I think it comes with the territory. At the end of the day, I’m just really glad that people are interested because hopefully it will allow me to stay present as far as being an entertainer. I’m glad that I have the opportunity to release an album soon and hold people’s attention.

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Adam Lambert when he got the news of Michael Jackson's death

Adam Lambert shared his memories of dancing around his parents house, lip-synching to "Beat it". He was very infuenced by "Thriller", and said that "Rock with you" was his first American Idol audition song, which impressed Paula Abdul.

Lambert was rehearsing for the American Idol Live tour. He was singing "Whole Lotta love" when Lil Rounds ran into the room and said whispered something to the producer. "And we were all like 'what's going on?'" Lambert says. "I kept singing and looked over at them with a confused look on my face and one of the producers mouthed to me, 'Michael Jackson just died'. I went, 'what?' and stopped singing. Everybody just stopped."

Idol rehearsals were canceled for the rest of the day, and the Season Eight crew took pains to avoid any negative press about the King of Pop, a they digested the news. "What he was capable of as a showman, and what he brought to the world, outshone any of that," he says.

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Michael Jackson episode of American Idol airs tonight


As a tribute to Michael Jackson, Fox will air the Michael Jackson episode of American idol at 8 pm tongiht. Adam Lambert sang "Black or White", and Kris Allen sang "Man in the Mirror".

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ABC Michael Jackson tribute: Interview with Adam and Kris

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Adam Lambert and Kris Allen talk about Michael Jackson

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R.I.P. Michael Jackson


Michael Jackson's body airlifted from UCLA: http://www.tmz.com/2009/06/25/michael-jacksons-body-airlifted-from-ucla/

Adam Lambert is a huge fan of Michael Jackson. He sang Black or White on American Idol. His performance was highly acclaimed by American Idol judge, Kara DioGuardi who said, she hoped Michael Jackon was watching American Idol that night.

A blow to Adam is a blow to all glamberts, and so we all mourn the death of the King of pop, Michael Jackson. Rest in Peace MJ.

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