Adam Lambert and his boyfriend Sauli Koskinen have broken up, Adamconfirmed during an interview to South Florida Gay News.

“Sauli and I remain really good friends, and I know it’s a cliché thing to say. But it’s totally true,” the 31-year-old entertainer said. “I just gave him a coffee and bagel earlier today. He’s a great person and we’ve had an amazing couple of years together. Things have just run their course.”

“I’ve been getting really busy and traveling a lot and and he’s been getting really busy because he has a show he’s filming for Finnish television,” Adam added. “So we just decided to part ways.

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Adam Lambert has arrived in Seoul, Korea and is ready to kick off a brief international tour through Asia and parts of Europe starting tomorrow. The tour was originally dubbed "The 2013 Overseas Non-Tour Tour" by fans as dates slowly popped up despite Adam stating that he would not be doing a full tour for his Trespassing album.

However, Adam has now given the tour his own title, which he shared via social media tonight (February 15). He announced the name for the mini tour via Twitter, saying, "I just decided that this brief tour is to be called the 'WE ARE GLAMILY TOUR'" and further called it"Just a fabulous and funky family affair." It seems that Adam's Glamily is as excited as he is to be back on the road, as seen by several tweets from his band members, dancers, and backup singers.

Likewise, fans around the world are ready to see more shows, even if many will only see the performances on YouTube. It is expected that he will have some new surprises, as one of the backup vocalists tweeted about learning new songs. Adam also indicated that the snippet he recently tweeted covering Rihanna's Stay was a preview and there is "more to come."

Adam will perform 17 concerts on the mini tour, starting tomorrow in Seoul and ending on March 22 in Finland.

Singer Adam Lambert will be the first American Idol star to hold a solo concert in China.

Lambert will hold his one and only show in the Chinese mainland in Shanghai on March 3, and then in Hong Kong on March 5.

The flamboyantly fashionable singer has a huge following in China.

Lambert was the first Western artist to perform on The Voice of China TV show and has close to 200,000 followers on his micro-blogging account.

The concerts are part of his tour for his latest album, "Trespassing" which topped the charts in North America.

Edited by Alexandra Blucher

In Shanghai
When: March 3, 2013, Sunday
Where: Mercedes-Benz Arena
Tel: (86 21) 5150 9199

In Hong Kong
When: March 5, 2013, Tuesday
Where: Kowloon Bay International Trade & Exhibition Center
Tel: 31 288 288

Strange isn't it how he seems to do better outside of his homeland than in it?

Adam Lambert and 19 Recordings have parted ways, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Although the "American Idol" season eight runner-up had split with 19 Management in August 2011, he remained signed to the recording arm of 19 Entertainment (now owned by CORE Media Group) for another 18 months.

According to sources, January marked the expiration for that contract, although he is still on the roster at RCA Records. "It's good for both sides," says an insider. "Adam can move forward with his plans and 19 isn't stuck in the middle."

A rep for Lambert says the two parties leave "amicably and with the utmost respect for each other," adding that the decision is but one part of the singer's "evolution," which began when he joined Direct Management Group, home to Katy Perry among other clients.

Since first signing to 19 in 2009, when he advanced to the finals on Idol, the company has seen profits from Lambert's six RCA Records releases, which include two studio albums as well as collections of live recordings and remixes, along with merchandising revenue and other ancillary products.

Although Lambert saw little radio play in the U.S. for his latest offering, Trespassing (which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album chart), his success overseas has cemented his status as an international artist. Aside from appearances at massive events like the MNet Asian Music Awards and The Voice China, the latter of which was watched by some 500 million people, he played with Queen, hosted December's VH1 Divas 2012 special and there are plans for Lambert to tour Japan, Southeast Asia and Europe in 2013.

As for his third album, conversations with the label about direction have already begun.

19 Entertainment still represents a slew of Idol alums, including season 10's James Durbin, Casey Abrams and Haley Reinhart and season 11's Colton Dixon, Jessica Sanchez and winner Phillip Phillips, among others