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Sorry, Glamberts. You’ll have to wait a little while longer to feast your ears upon Adam Lambert‘s highly anticipated sophomore album, Trespassing. The Grammy-nominated singer has confirmed he will be pushing the album’s release date back from March 20 to a rather vague “Mapril” aka May or April release date.
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“I know it’s hard, but it’s not finished,” Adam said in an interview with New York’s Z100 radio station. “It needs to be finished. There are new songs we are doing last minute that are really good. Dr. Luke songs, so they are really good and very radio. It’s all for the best, even though it’s a tough thing to ask to wait. I want the album to be amaze-balls.”
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Confirming the news again, Adam took to Twitter to say, “Yes, the album release date has been pushed back. Working on some new songs, making the album even better! Thank you all for understanding.”
Trespassing, which features collaborations by Nile Rogers, Pharrell Williams, and Bruno Mars, has already spawned one single, the power ballad “Better Than I Know Myself.”
