Adam Lambert will join Queen for a performance at the Sonisphere Festival in July, the American Idol alum reportedly told the UK's Daily Star.

"The intention is to pay tribute to Freddie and the band by singing some f***ing great songs," he reportedly said. "It's to keep the music alive for the fans and give it an energy that Freddie would have been proud of."

However, Lambert appeared to dismiss the remarks on his Twitter page on Friday evening.

"Oooh them clever reporters takin my quotes outta context.... I haven't confirmed any guest appearances. I was talking about the EMA'S," he tweeted, without directly referencing the report in question. "That being said, I'm truly flattered by your jump to such glorious conclusions mr journalist!! "

Lambert previously performed with Queen at the 2009 American Idol finals as well as a November gig at the MTV EMAs.

In the Daily Star's report, he added that he'd love to head to the studio with the iconic band.

"It'd be cool to record with Brian [May] and Roger [Taylor]," he said. "Being asked to front Queen is the best thing that can possibly happen."

A rep for Queen's label, Hollywood Records, said that the pairing hasn't been set in stone quite yet.

"The Daily Star item only mentions that Adam may perform with Queen at Sonisphere. This is not confirmed. Nothing has been signed," the rep told Rolling Stone. "However, if this were to happen, Queen would be returning to the setting of their final concert with Freddie Mercury, which took place in 1986."

Lambert's sophomore album, Trespassing, is due in March.

On Saturday, Queen and former American Idol star Adam Lambert teamed up for the first of what will be six concerts the two will do together this summer -- and now you can watch it all online.

All two hours of Saturday's performance -- at an AIDS awareness concert in Kiev, Ukraine on the same bill as Elton John -- is now available on YouTube in good quality.  The set list includes such Queen classics as "Fat Bottomed Girls," "We Will Rock You," "Radio Ga Ga," "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," "We Are the Champions" and, of course, "Bohemian Rhapsody."

The members of Queen didn't let Lambert have all the fun -- they sang some numbers themselves.  Roger Taylor took on "A Kind of Magic" and "These Are the Days of Our Lives," and duetted with Lambert on "Under Pressure," while Brian May tackled "Love of My Life" and "Tie Your Mother Down."

After the show, Lambert tweeted, "What an amaaaazing evening! I'm humbled and honored. The energy in the crowd was beyond! Thank you Kiev!"

Queen and Lambert will next perform in Moscow on Tuesday night, followed by a show Saturday in Poland, and then three concerts in London the following week.

Here's the set list:

"Flash"(intro)
"Seven Seas of Rhye"
"Keep Yourself Alive"
"We Will Rock You" (Fast)
"Fat Bottomed Girls"
"Don’t Stop Me Now"
"Under Pressure" (Roger/Adam duet)
"I Want It All"
"Who Wants to Live Forever"
"A Kind of Magic" (Roger)
"These Are Days of Our Lives" (Roger)
"Love of My Life" (Brian)
"‘39" (Brian)
"Dragon Attack"
Drum Battle/Guitar Solo
"I Want to Break Free"
"Another One Bites the Dust"
"Radio Ga Ga"
"Somebody to Love"
"Crazy Little Thing Called Love"
"The Show Must Go On"
"Bohemian Rhapsody"
"Tie Your Mother Down" (Brian)
"We Will Rock You"
"We Are the Champions"

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