Coming to Vietnam from January 2 to prepare to attend the H-Artistry art night on the evening of January 4 in Ho Chi Minh City, the famous singer who grew up from the 2009 American Idol competition spent time chatting with VnExpress.net about
– How did your coming out as a gay artist affect your life and music career?
– Of course, I faced quite a few difficulties and discrimination from some people.
In addition to the above, in general, I always receive people’s openness and affection for me every time I appear on stage.
On stage, Adam Lambert is full of personality with an inspiring, powerful voice.
– President Obama is a strong supporter of the rights of the LBGT (gay, bisexual, transgender) community in the US.
– I believe in gay marriage and I support it.
– Do you plan to marry your boyfriend in the future?
– I do not know.
– When was the last time you cried?
– I don’t cry easily.
– After the album `Trespassing`, what are your future plans?
– I have thought about a few ideas like a new music genre or a collaboration with a certain artist, but right now I don’t have any specific plans.
– Many songs in his two albums `For your Entertainment` and `Trespassing` often express the desire to find balance.
– It’s true that in my music I often search for the past, looking for ways to define my personality as well as my ego and personal balance.
– What do you think about participating in a musical?
– Maybe in the future I will look for the opportunity to participate in a musical because that is my first love!
Working hard and always seizing opportunities in life is Lambert’s secret to success.
– What are your hobbies in life?
– I consider my job to be my hobby.
– On stage you are familiar with everyone with your `weird` style, but what kind of person are you in real life?
– I’m not good at talking about myself (laughs).
– Having grown up from the American Idol competition, can you share with the Vietnam Idol contestants the secret to success?
– Work hard, constantly improve and don’t be easily satisfied with yourself.
– Why do you focus so much on your appearance on stage?
– Identifying myself as a person in the entertainment industry, I not only focus on standing and singing, but creating a style is also very important.
– How do you feel about your current life?
– I feel satisfied with what I have.
– How did you feel when you first came to Vietnam?
– Of course I’m excited and I’m looking forward to the interesting and surprising things that will come to me in Vietnam.
– Who is your favorite artist and how do they influence your music?
– I love many genres of music, especially classic rock, and admire many different artists such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Queen… They are great artists from voice to style.
From left to right: Portuguese singer Aurea, Korean singer NS Yoon G, American singer Adam Lambert and Mr. Benny Ng – representative of the Organizing Committee – at the press conference on the afternoon of January 3 in Ho Chi Minh City, sharing information.
– How are your performances on the Vietnamese stage different from the Hennessy Artistry stage in Shanghai?
– Most of the performances are similar to the show in Shanghai, but one good thing about live shows is that we always perform with very different styles.
I brought with me quite a few people in the crew, from backup singers, dancers and technical and sound adjusters… with the biggest goal being to bring thoughtfully prepared and exciting performances to the audience.
– What do you expect from your performance night?
– I feel very happy to have attended the H-Artistruy art night for the fifth time recently in Shanghai and now in Vietnam.
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H-Artistry 2013 program was held at Nguyen Du Sports and Culture Club – 116 Nguyen Du, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City at 7:30 p.m. on January 4 with the participation of world-famous artists: Runner-up
This fifth Hennessy Art Night carries the message `dare to overcome all barriers to pursue your dreams`.
