Soon after graduating from “American Idol”, Adam Lambert’s career took off a hundred fold. He released his debut album, “For Your Entertainment”, months after the talent show came to a close and has proved to be a chart-topping success for the out-of-the-box performer. Right now, he is busy performing all over the US and Canada for his “Glam Nation” tour, with his most devoted fans really taking the time out to see every one of his shows, wherever it may be.

American Idol alum and season eight runner-up Adam Lambert, turned the entire Nokia Theater into his very own party – a Gothic glamorous bash with laser lights, colorful fabrics and everything flamboyant gracing the stage. And one of the major surprises was Lambert’s demographic for the night. The Nokia Theater was flooded with mostly women aged 30 to 50, a surprising audience for a gay male performer who sings rock infested tunes instead of the Las Vegas-ish tunes we’ve grown accustomed to from other flamboyantly gay artists like Elton John. After all, most “Idol” graduates would have a fan base of teens and yuppies but not women who may be in their or past their prime, I’m just saying.

The gathering on Wednesday night of American Idol’s royalty was unprecedented. All former winners of “American Idol” were onstage at Nokia Theatre except one. They sang a song for Simon Cowell, mentor and departing judge. Taylor Hicks, Kris Allen, Jordin Sparks, Fantasia, Ruben Studdard, Carrie Underwood and Kelly Clarkson were lined up together, giving a very rousing performance of “Together We Are One” by Deltra Goodrem. The icons from “Idol,” who were mainly wearing black, also were joined by almost two dozen past season finalists, including favorites like Elliot Yamin, Bo Bice, Michael Johns, David Archuleta and Jason Castro.

Adam Lambert’s Glam Nation Tour has added dates and this fall will also go International. The former finalist on “American Idol” has given his fans a few very exciting updates on Twitter. Lambert tweeted a greeting to his extended Glamily and thanked everyone for their Twitter love. He said he was thrilled that he was going to perform for everyone in upcoming months face to face. He also tweeted that although details hadn’t been confirmed yet that Glam Nation Tour in the fall was going international. Lambert also said that more US dates were being added and they were just waiting for some of the venues to confirm.

Apparently, Adam Lambert has revealed that Crystal Bowersox is his favorite to be this year’s American Idol. Bowersox, 24, along with Casey James and Lee DeWyze are the the final three contestants left in the American Idol competition on Fox.

A few new performers have been picked up for Glam Nation and Adam Lambert. Last year’s runner-up in the “American Idol” competition has dates set for his summer tour. Two opening acts have also been added: Orianthi, singer-guitarist, who made two appearances this season on “Idol,” and Allison Iraheta, fellow “American Idol” finalist.

While appearing on “The Tonight Show” with his fiancee Mezghan Hussainy, Simon Cowell, American Idol” judge, refused to elaborate on their engagement, but he did say that last season Adam Lambert should have been the winner.

Adam Lambert told Entertainment Weekly that he has started to plan a tour. It will probably begin Spring 2010. Lambert said, I think it will probably be in the springtime most likely. I have started to talk with management about us putting together something. I don’t think it will be one of those standard arena tours. We want to do something a little big different than that.

Adam Lambert’s hits keep on coming, but not in the good way. On Wednesday night on Twitter the runner up of American Idol confirmed that ABC had canceled another two performances of his. Lambert tweeted that ABC had canceled his appearances on the New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Dick Clark and on Jimmy Kimmel. But don’t blame them, he tweeted. It’s heat from the FCC.

In Adam Lambert’s first performance on television since the season finale of season eight’s American Idol, he aimed for the type of controversy Madonna and Britney Spears are more well known for generating. He completely stunned the Nokia Theatre audience in Los Angeles as well as millions of television viewers watch the live broadcast of the American Music Awards on ABC with his risqué version of the song ”For Your Entertainment.”