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. The big goal that I have is wanting to create my show. I really want to be able to do something that is really visually dynamic. I want some that has more of an interactive feel to it that the typical arena tour does. We are looking at different venues. They will probably be somewhat smaller and more intimate.

On December 21 Adam will appear on NBC on Jay Leno’s show. And on December 31 he will be at Gridlock’s New Year’s Eve part in Los Angeles, CA at Paramount Studios.

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.

Jimmy Kimmel Live doesn’t air until 12:00 am and the FCC doesn’t monitor programming that airs after 10 o’clock.

The cancellations have followed the controversial performance of Lambert’s two weeks ago at the American Music Awards. During the show he kissed one of the male musicians and simulated oral sex with female and male backup dancers.

Over 1,500 complaints were received by ABC. They canceled the appearance of Lambert on the Good Morning America show scheduled for the Wednesday following the show.

Lambert said he was still looking for something to do for New Year’s Eve. He also said he was going to be on Leno’s show. “The Jay Leno Show” is broadcast on NBC.

Adam tried to assured his fans, stating that it would all blow over.