Adam Lambert confirmed for 2010 Y100 Jingle Ball

Miami's Y100 radio sation has assembled the year's biggest radio chart-toppers for this year's "2010 Y100 Jingle Ball," to be headlined by Katy Perry and Adam Lambert.

Adam Lambert is currently busy with his successful world tour in support of his For Your Entertainment album. He’ll take the stage in South Florida for the second time in less than three months as part of the “Jingle Ball,” and by popular demand too. He was #1 on the radio station’s poll as to who listeners wanted to see at the show. He hosted last year’s “Y100 Jingle Ball” along with Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester, but did not perform.

Katy Perry is sure to perform some of her biggest hits from her new Teenage Dream album, including the #1 title track and “California Gurls.” The “Jingle Ball” is just one of the many appearances she has lined up this year before she kicks off her “California Dreams” world tour in February.

Selena Gomez will take the stage for the first time to perform hits from her album A Year Without Rain, while B.o.B. will also make his “Jingle Ball” debut performing his smash debut singles from this year, including “Airplanes” with Hayley Williams and “Nothin’ On You” with Bruno Mars.

Taio Cruz also makes his first “Jingle Ball” appearance, thanks to his hit singles off his Rokstarr album, including the #1 “Break Your Heart” and “Dynamite.” Jay Sean is also “Down” for the party for the first time, sure to party like its “2012.”

Flo Rida returns for another year, having performed at last year’s concert, while Enrique Iglesias makes his return to the “Jingle Ball” this year. Train and The Script, offering some much-need rock sounds to the proceedings, will also perform.

Tickets for the 2010 “Y100 Jingle Ball” are currently in pre-sales and will go on sale to the general public this weekend.

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