Adam Lambert News : 16th May 2014

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Avicii confirms new single 'Lay Me Down'
ft Nile Rodgers, Adam Lambert

Amy Davidson at Digital Spy wrote:: Avicii has confirmed that his new single will be 'Lay Me Down', featuring Nile Rodgers and Adam Lambert.

The song is the fifth single to be cut from the DJ's debut album True, following 'Wake Me Up', 'You Make Me', 'Hey Brother' and 'Addicted To You'.

Madonna has outed Avicii as a collaborator on her upcoming 13th studio album alongside the likes of Natalia Kills, Toby Gad and Diplo.

Rodgers co-wrote Daft Punk and Pharrell Williams's hit 'Get Lucky' and performed the song with Pharrell earlier this year at the Brit Awards.

'Lay Me Down' is released on May 16.

Rumours Queen may travel to Australia

Quote :: Speculation is rife that Queen might be heading to Australia after the glam rockers gave a tantalising hint on Twitter.

The Queen official account tweeted on Thursday: For the first time in 30 years, Queen are heading back to...... [stay tuned]"

Queen last toured Down Under almost 30 years ago in April, 1985 and haven't played in the country since.

However, it's also 30 years since they played in South Africa (1984), and Brazil (1985), where the World Cup will be held in June.

The Australian offices of Universal Music, the band's label, said they were in the dark about the potential tour Down Under and were seeking clarification after the social media leak....read more at 3 News Co.NZ

Adam Lambert Says No ‘Trespassing’ on Anyone’s Rights
‘Worry About Yourself’

Jose Iniguez for MTV ACT wrote:: Jay-Z certainly isn’t the only one standing with President Barack Obama on same-sex marriage. Just a few weeks ago, we asked out-and-proud “American Idol” alum Adam Lambert, whose sophomore album Trespassing is out now, about how he felt toward the direction LGBT rights was headed in. His word: hopefully marriage equality moves forward. We can only imagine how he reacted to the President’s announcement!....read more

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