Adam Lambert on New Album ADAM, NYC Move & JOMO
Lambert also reflects on how Elvis influenced him growing up and what the new record represents in his career.
A new clip from THE KELLY CLARKSON SHOW features singer Adam Lambert in conversation with host Kelly Clarkson, touching on his self-titled album ADAM, his recent relocation from Los Angeles to New York City, and a personal philosophy he calls JOMO, the joy of missing out.
In the segment, Lambert explains how the move to New York City directly shaped the new album, describing ADAM as a project that reflects what he has learned across his career. He frames JOMO as a deliberate embrace of quieter, more intentional living, a counterpoint to the cultural pressure to be constantly present and visible.
Lambert also opens up about a formative influence, sharing how Elvis Presley changed his life growing up and contributed to his development as a performer. The conversation offers a candid look at how Lambert is approaching this chapter of his career, both creatively and personally.
