It's no secret we love Adam Lambert and the energy and joy he brings to the otherwise sterile, manufactured world of modern pop music. But he's such a worldwide whirling dervish that it's sometimes difficult to keep track of where and when he touches down. Hence our weekly feature Hump Day With Adam Lambert, which will hopefully keep us up-to-date with his appearances, performances, and interviews. And on those weeks when Adam's talents lie dormant, we bring you classic pics and performances.

Adam is an ambassador for The Trevor Project, the leading national organization providing crisis intervention and suicide prevention services for gay youth, and the big news this week is that he promised to perform three songs when AT&T’s Live Proud Campaign presented a check for $50,000 to the organization.

He ended up performing ten songs.

Let's start things off with some pics and captions from Adam's Instagram Account.

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Taxi Cab Confessions - NYC

Live Proud

As I mentioned, Adam performed pretty much a full concert for The Trevor Project, and below you can see him belt out "Outlaws of Love" and Bob Marley's "Is This Love." And on page two you can see pics of Adam's arrival and performance.

And here's your PIC OF THE WEEK ... presented without comment.

Ready to test your Adam knowledge. Presenting ...

Where In The World Is Adam Lambert?

Each week I'll post a concert pic of Adam (or TV appearance), and your challenge is to name the location or show. I'll give you a few clues, but then you're on your own. The first to correctly guess Adam's location will get a shoutout next week.

Here's last week's pic ...

The winner is Kathy for being the first to correctly guess MTV European Music Awards

Okay, here’s this week’s pic

Here are your clues:

1. This concert took place in June 2012

2. LOANCSOINARSICFNIARFAC

Where In The World Is Adam Lambert?

And here we have the Hump Day Puzzler! How quickly can you put Adam back together? Move the pieces around and they'll click into place.

Care to time yourself?