First, American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert announced his new single would be available in October, reports Hit Fix. Then another obstacle forced him to announce that it would be coming out in November. Today (November 8) in a string of Twitter postings, the Whatya Want From Me singer apologized to his 1.2 million followers for yet another delay.
“Dear amazing fans; I [expletive] love you!!!; ). Update on first single: due to some unforeseen logistics, legal annoyances and creative details, the first single is delayed again…I want to apologize for claiming November as the release month. I spoke too soon.
“I had a great meeting in London yesterday and…to take the time to ensure the song is its BEST and that the whole album and campaign is a unified artistic extension of my spirit. Thank you so much for your patience. I PROMISE I won’t let you down & that this upcoming project will take you on a wild ride!…”
Lambert’s second studio album, a follow-up to 2009’s For Your Entertainment, is expected out sometime in 2012.
The singer is currently dealing with a lawsuit from Colwel Platinum Entertainment that alleges he had a legal agreement with the company before he auditioned for the American Idol TV talent show.
Lambert Tweeted on November 5: “Remember that in any dispute, reserve judgement until all the facts surface from ALL parties. Guilt and innocence come with a complete story.”