Singer Adam Lambert says he wants the
right to get married.
During an appearance on Auckland TV
ONE's early morning show Breakfast, the 30-year-old openly gay
Lambert said some of the songs on his new album Trespassing
address guys.
“Some songs on the album address
guys, but sometimes I leave it universal,” Lambert said.
“I wanted my music to be personal,
but I also want it to reflect the human condition. There are songs
that are a bit more broad to try and be inclusive,” he said.
The American Idol alum last
month staged a concert to benefit Marylanders for Marriage
Equality, the group working to uphold a gay marriage law approved by
Maryland lawmakers.
“I want the right to get married,”
said
Lambert, who is dating Finnish reality star Sauli Koskinen. “Who
knows what my future holds. I'm not planning to get married anytime
soon but I feel like myself and other people should have the right.”
Lambert is in Auckland to promote his
album but is not scheduled to perform.