That's a smart move. Because I'm sure he was planning on doing the old "crotch head thing" at 8 in the morning. Idiots.
From Broadwayworld: "According to a Good Morning America audience coordinator, Adam Lambert's highly anticipated free concert in New York City tomorrow, November 25, has been cancelled due to thousands of complaints from viewers over his recent sexually explicit American Music Awards performance on Sunday. The concert was to be part of Good Morning America's "Fall Concert Series." A cancellation e-mail distributed to fans this morning reads: Attn: Adam Lambert Fans (About the November 25,2009 concert): The Adam Lambert Concert on Good Morning America at the Hudson Theatre has been officially cancelled. It is not necessary to come to the theatre because it will be closed. Thank you for your interest in the show and Adam Lambert. We look forward to your attendance at future events. The concert was to have taken place at the Hudson Theatre on 44th Street, for upwards of 700 fans, to be aired on Good Morning America tomorrow morning. During the controversial American Music Awards performance, Lambert kissed his male keyboard player on one occasion, and rubbed another male dancer's face in his crotch on another, drawing thousands of complaints to ABC, which broadcast the awards event. The Good Morning America concert was scheduled as a promotional event for his new album For Your Entertainment, which dropped yesterday."
UPDATE: An ABC News spokeswoman says: “Given his controversial American Music Awards performance, we were concerned about airing a similar concert so early in the morning.” Yes, it's one thing watching a man kiss another man after 10 pm. It's a whole other kettle of homophobic fish to be subjected to that kind of filth while eating your Wheaties. And also: There were probably ways of making sure the performance was fit for morning television sensibilities. Like, maybe, talking to him. But that's not what it's about, is it? It's about punishing him for daring not to be polite about who he is.
UPDATE: Adam tells Ryan Seacrest: "Obviously I respect their decision, they gotta do what they gotta do. It's too bad, I think there were a lot of fans who were excited to come see me. They probably had a lot of pressure coming at them from certain people who weren't happy about it. I respect their decision - I don't necessarily agree with it, but they need to do what they need to do."
UPDATE: "Adam Lambert's racy American Music Awards performance may have been too much for "Good Morning America," so he is bringing his act to "The Early Show." He will discuss the controversy surrounding his performance at the American Music Awards. He'll also perform live."
You can see the video here.
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