Rocker Adam Lambert has announced he'll
donate the proceeds from a reworked version of Aftermath to
The Trevor Project, the California-based non-profit that runs the
nation's only 24-hour confidential suicide hotline for gay and
questioning youth.
“Releasing a revamped version of
AFTERMATH,” the 29-year-old singer tweeted on Thursday to his more
than 850,000 followers. “Proceeds to benefit The Trevor Project.
Wait till you hear it – it's now a hot pop dance anthem.”
“No set release date,” he added.
“Putting finishing touches on the track. Stay tuned ...”
Aftermath appeared on Lambert's
debut studio album For Your Entertainment, which
he featured in his just-completed world tour Glam Nation.
In October, the
American Idol season 8 runner-up released a video for the It
Gets Better campaign, in which he told troubled gay teens to stay
strong and proud. The It Gets Better Project, a collection of
videos urging troubled LGBT teens to hang in there, because life gets
better, raises awareness and funds for The Trevor Project.