Before Adam Lambert begins his newest leg of the Glam Nation Tour on Sunday, one of the biggest questions being thrown around is actually a pretty simple one -- what will the "American Idol" singer actually perform? There is an article from Hong Kong proclaiming that there will be some sort of "new" music at their upcoming concert -- but the interpretation of that word has to be examined before we actually get ourselves too excited.
First of all, "new" does not necessarily mean that Adam will be busting out songs from his mysterious upcoming album -- those are still in the early stages. He could very well test one out, but what is likely being referred to hear is that we will hear a couple of rarities performed, along with some tracks ("Pick U Up") that weren't featured so much here in the United States. "Can't Let You Go" seems to be in big demand overseas, and Adam previously said in a conference call that it wasn't popular enough stateside to undergo serious consideration here.
One other possible meaning of the word "new" could mean new versions. Glam Nation thus far has brought us newer versions of "Aftermath" and "Mad World," so we could see the same sort of thing happen here.
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