Adam Lambert didn’t just take the stage—he set it ablaze. Fresh off his explosive run on The Voice, he stormed America’s Got Talent with a jaw-dropping cover of Sia’s “Chandelier” that left jaws on the floor and Simon Cowell wide-eyed in disbelief. No flashy tricks, just pure, spine-tingling vocals and raw stage presence that held the audience in a trance. With every note, he proved that when Adam Lambert steps into the spotlight, the world has to watch.

Adam Lambert took the spotlight during the finale of America’s Got Talent: All-Stars on Monday night, delivering a stunning rendition of Sia’s powerhouse track, “Chandelier.”

His performance was elevated—literally—by the incredible aerial work of 18-year-old Aidan Bryant, who soared above the stage alongside the acrobatic Bello Sisters. Bryant later claimed the season’s top prize, adding another milestone to his AGT journey.

Interestingly, Lambert wasn’t actually stateside during the live broadcast—he was in London, promoting his latest album High Drama, which features “Chandelier” as one of the standout tracks.

Bryant, who first competed on AGT in 2021, revealed that during the rehearsal of their collaborative performance, he accidentally collided with Lambert mid-air. The teen credited pop icon P!nk as his aerial inspiration, expressing hopes of sharing the stage with her in the future.

The show also marked a nostalgic moment as Lambert, the unforgettable American Idol runner-up, reunited with former judge Simon Cowell. After the performance, Lambert admitted, “I’m feeling some serious déjà vu—this is surreal.”

Cowell, who has been known for his tough critiques, offered heartfelt praise: “Adam, you are genuinely one of the kindest and most talented people I’ve met in this industry. A true star. I’m incredibly proud of everything you’ve done.”