Adam Lambert thinks the United Kingdom is “pumping out incredible vocalists”.
The 33-year-old American singer is currently preparing to wrap his worldwide tour with iconic British rock band, Queen.
And on the red carpet at the 2015 Brit Awards Wednesday night, Adam noted he’d like to work with other musicians who also hail from Great Britain very soon.
“There are a lot of great singers here tonight. The UK is pumping out incredible vocalists,” he told Mirror Celebs, before listing stars like Sam Smith, Ed Sheeran, Ella Eyre and Jess Glynne as his ideal collaborators.
“If there’s a popular singer right now, it’s probably coming out of here.”
Both Sam and Ed took home two Brit Awards on the night. Ed walked away with the gongs for Best British Male Solo Artist and Best British Album, with Sam winning in the British Breakthrough Act and Global Success categories.
Adam will be releasing his third studio album The Original High this summer.
The music on his fresh LP pulls from the electronic dance genre and although he was forthright in listing his dream duets, the star is keeping silent on who actually appears on the record.
“I have some collaborations but I can’t really talk about them yet unfortunately,” he shared.
The Queen + Adam Lambert Tour 2014-2015 comes to a close on February 27 at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield, England. The concert series has been wildly successful, raking in an estimated $37 million last year during its runs in North America and Oceania. European shows were added to the roster in 2015 shows due to high demand from fans.
