Queen+Adam lambert have been playing to packed stadiums and arenas, and a new documentary will give a glimpse on all the hard work to contribute to the huge success of the whole endeavor. Meanwhile, the "American Idol" alum said in another interview that he would like to collaborate with successful Brit crooners for his album.

In a report from Unreality TV UK, Queen legendary guitarist Brian May, drummer Roger Taylor and Adam Lambert took some videos of their concerts, which was then "packaged into a short film by Steve Price."

The statement from the band reads, "Queen + Adam Lambert's iMag director Steve Price secretly and publicly filmed behind the scenes on the sold out World Tour. Behind The Magic is his short documentary tribute to the incredible Queen touring team that helped to make the tour such a success. Enjoy!"

Meanwhile, in an interview with London's Mirror, Adam Lambert said that for his next act after the Queen tour, he would love to collaborate with Sam Smith and Ed Sheeran, who were big winners in the Brit Awards 2015.

"There's a lot of great singers here tonight. The UK is pumping outt incredible vocalists," the former "American Idol" said. "If there's a popular singer right now, it's probably coming out of here."

Aside from Ed Sheeran and Sam Smith, Adam Lambert also said that he would love to work with Ella Eyre and Jess Glynne.

Queen+ Adam Lambert graced the cover of Classic Rock magazine and in the accompanying interview per Digital Spy, the "American Idol" alum said of being compared to Freddie Mercury, "There's never going to be another, and I'm not replacing him."

"That's not what I'm doing. I'm trying to keep the memory alive, and remind people how amazing he was, without imitating him. I'm trying to share with the audience how much he inspired me."