Complete List Of Adam Lambert Songs From A to Z

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Adam Lambert was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, and raised in California. He began performing in theater productions as a child and later worked professionally in musical theater, including touring and Los Angeles productions of Wicked. His national breakthrough arrived in 2009 when he competed on the eighth season of American Idol and finished as the runner-up.

Lambert released his debut studio album, For Your Entertainment, in November 2009. The album combined pop, glam rock, dance music, and theatrical production while introducing songs including “Whataya Want from Me,” “If I Had You,” “For Your Entertainment,” “Fever,” and “Sleepwalker.” “Whataya Want from Me” earned Lambert a Grammy Award nomination for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.

His second studio album, Trespassing, was released in 2012 and debuted at number one on the Billboard 200. Lambert served as the album’s executive producer, shaping a record that moved between dance-pop, funk, electronic production, and reflective ballads. “Better Than I Know Myself,” “Never Close Our Eyes,” “Trespassing,” “Cuckoo,” and “Outlaws of Love” were among its principal recordings.

Lambert returned in 2015 with The Original High, working again with producers Max Martin and Shellback. The album included “Ghost Town,” “Another Lonely Night,” “The Original High,” “Underground,” “Rumors,” and “Lucy.” Standalone releases and collaborations during the following years included “Welcome to the Show,” “Two Fux,” Avicii’s “Lay Me Down,” and electronic collaborations with Steve Aoki, Felix Jaehn, Tritonal, and Jenaux.

Alongside his solo career, Lambert developed a long-running partnership with Brian May and Roger Taylor as Queen + Adam Lambert. After appearing with Queen during the American Idol finale and performing with the band again in 2011, Lambert joined May and Taylor for international tours beginning in 2012. Their concert release Live Around the World followed in 2020.

Lambert released Velvet in March 2020. The album drew from funk, soul, glam rock, and contemporary pop on songs including “Superpower,” “Roses,” “New Eyes,” “Closer to You,” “Feel Something,” and the title track. In 2023, he released High Drama, an album of reinterpretations that included “Holding Out for a Hero,” “Ordinary World,” “Chandelier,” “Getting Older,” and “Mad About the Boy.”

The six-song EP AFTERS arrived in July 2024 with “Deep House,” “Wet Dream,” “Cvnty,” “Neck,” “Lube,” and “Face.” Lambert also released “I Don’t Care Much” in 2024 and recorded “Heaven on Their Minds” from Jesus Christ Superstar in 2025.

Lambert released his sixth studio album, ADAM, on July 10, 2026. The 12-song album included “Rat City” featuring Isaac Dunbar, “Necklace,” “Eat U Alive,” “Porcelain” featuring Lexie Liu, “Sanity,” “Cloud 9,” “Am I OK,” “Under the Rhythm,” “Rage,” “Real Luv,” “Don’t Stop Driving,” and “Do Ya See Me Now.”

In addition to his music and stage work, Lambert supports LGBTQ+ organizations through the Feel Something Foundation, which was launched in late 2019. His catalog now includes six studio albums, the AFTERS EP, soundtrack recordings, standalone singles, collaborations, deluxe-edition tracks, and an extensive body of work with Queen.

Complete List Of Adam Lambert Songs From A to Z

A–E

“After Hours” – The Original High (2015)
“Aftermath” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“Am I OK” – ADAM (2026)
“Another Lonely Night” – The Original High (2015)
“Another Lover” – Non-album single (2024) (VINCINT featuring Adam Lambert)
“Bacteria” – Non-album single (2017) (Boy George featuring Adam Lambert)
“Believe” – Non-album single (2019)
“Better Than I Know Myself” – Trespassing (2012)
“Broken” – Non-album single (2016) (Tritonal and Jenaux featuring Adam Lambert)
“Broken English” – Trespassing (2012)
“Broken Open” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“By the Rules” – Trespassing (2012)
“Can’t Go Home” – Non-album single (2016) (Steve Aoki and Felix Jaehn featuring Adam Lambert)
“Can’t Let You Go” – For Your Entertainment (Deluxe Version) (2009)
“Chandelier” – High Drama (2023)
“Chokehold” – Trespassing (2012)
“Closer to You” – Velvet (2020)
“Cloud 9” – ADAM (2026)
“Comin In Hot” – Velvet (2020)
“Cuckoo” – Trespassing (2012)
“Cvnty” – AFTERS (2024)
“Deep House” – AFTERS (2024)
“Do Ya See Me Now” – ADAM (2026)
“Do You Really Want to Hurt Me” – High Drama (2023)
“Don’t Stop Driving” – ADAM (2026)
“Down the Rabbit Hole” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“Eat U Alive” – ADAM (2026)
“Evil in the Night” – The Original High (2015)

F–J

“Face” – AFTERS (2024)
“Feel Something” – Velvet (2020)
“Fever” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“For Your Entertainment” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“Getting Older” – High Drama (2023)
“Ghost Town” – The Original High (2015)
“Heaven on Their Minds” – Non-album single (2025)
“Heavy Fire” – The Original High (2015)
“Holding Out for a Hero” – High Drama (2023)
“I Can’t Stand the Rain” – High Drama (2023)
“I Don’t Care Much” – Non-album single (2024)
“I’m a Man” – High Drama (2023)
“If I Had You” – For Your Entertainment (2009)

K–O

“Kickin’ In” – Trespassing (2012)
“Lay Me Down” – True (2013) (Avicii featuring Adam Lambert and Nile Rodgers)
“The Light” – The Original High (2015)
“A Loaded Smile” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“Love Don’t” – Velvet (2020)
“Loverboy” – Velvet (2020)
“Lube” – AFTERS (2024)
“Lucy” – The Original High (2015)
“Mad About the Boy” – High Drama (2023)
“Map” – Trespassing (Deluxe Version) (2012)
“Master Plan” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“Music Again” – For Your Entertainment (2009)
“My Attic” – High Drama (2023)
“Naked Love” – Trespassing (2012)
“Neck” – AFTERS (2024)
“Necklace” – ADAM (2026)
“Never Close Our Eyes” – Trespassing (2012)
“New Eyes” – Velvet (2020)
“Nirvana” – Trespassing (2012)
“No Boundaries” – Non-album single (2009)
“On the Moon” – Velvet (2020)
“Ordinary World” – High Drama (2023)
“The Original High” – The Original High (2015)
“Outlaws of Love” – Trespassing (2012)
“Overglow” – Velvet (2020)