Out singer Adam Lambert shared some
thoughts on his upcoming third album in a recent chat with GLAAD.
“I've already put in a good amount of
time in the studio and I'm going to continue and finish it,” the
32-year-old Lambert
said. “I'm very excited. I think it's going to be really
great, with stuff on there that is a slightly different direction
[from what I have done] before, which I'm really looking forward to
because I don't like repeating myself. I am working with some
amazing producers and I think people are going to be in for a treat.”
He said the Queen tour was next headed
for stops in South Korea and Japan.
On the gay rights movement, Lambert
said it had turned a corner.
“I feel like we're getting to a point
where it is starting to tip and it's really exciting. There is still
a lot of work to do but you can see how we are becoming more
mainstream.”
“Now what is happening is that the
new generation coming up has a much different perception of who they
are and what they are, and anyone who is not an LGBT person also has
a different perception of who we are and what we are. So it is
interesting because it's almost getting into this post-gay type of
generation where it might not end up being as loud and proud as
generations before. I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad
thing but it's definitely changing,” he add.