Racy in leather Demi Lovato hits a high note with spine-tingling cover of Adele's hit Hello

Demi Lovato performed a spectacular cover of Adele's hit Hello in Seattle over the weekend.

The 23-year-old was a star guest at 106.1 KISS FM Fall Ball on Saturday at the WaMu Theater.

She wowed the crowd by covering the British singer's number one single during her set, putting her wide-ranging vocal skills to work.

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Hello! Demi Lovato performed Adele's hit at the 106.1 KISS FM Fall Ball on Saturday in Seattle



Surprise performance: The 23-year-old was a star guest at 106.1 KISS FM Fall Ball on Saturday at the WaMu Theater



Petite powerhouse: She wowed the crowd by covering the British singer's number one single during her set, putting her wide-ranging vocal skills to work

The Confident singer opted for a racy leather mini-skirt and crop top for the concert, which she teamed with thigh-high boots.

The songstress performed more of biggest hits to date, including Neon Lights, Heart Attack and her first single off her latest album, Cool for the Summer, according to E! Online.

The star recently spoke to Brazil's Papel Pop about how she overcame insecurities and now embraces being a role model to others.



Lady in black: The Confident singer opted for a racy leather mini-skirt and crop top for the concert, which she teamed with thigh-high boots



Growing up: The star recently spoke about how she overcame insecurities and now embraces being a role model to others

She explained: 'I do have to stay accountable. Because there are people who look up to me for inspiration. There are times when I don't feel confident and I feel insecure about my body. I think what's important is that I walk the walk, I don't just talk the talk. I have to stay accountable.

She admitted that it helps keep her in check. 'Actually it helps me sometimes. Because I can look in the mirror and feel insecure, and then I'm like, 'No, that's not what you stand for. You're confident, you're beautiful, you are enough the way you are.'

Demi stressed the importance of being uplifting and how hazardous it can be to tear one's self apart. '[But putting yourself down can be] very dangerous. And it's important that young people don't get used to that. that they grow up feeling confident and empowered.'



Current situation: The brunette also revealed she chose to name her album 'Confident' as it best described how she feels at the moment

And the brunette also revealed she chose to name her album 'Confident' as it best described how she feels at the moment.

'Confidence is something that everybody struggles with at some point in their life. And I'm now at a point in my life where I feel like i've overcome that obstacle to some degree.

'Some days I won't feel confident but right now I do and at this period in my life I've never felt more confident in my music and who I am as an artist and I wanted to name my album that,' she revealed



Owning herself: 'Some days I won't feel confident but right now I do and at this period in my life I've never felt more confident in my music and who I am as an artist and I wanted to name my album that,' she recently revealed

Demi Lovato Biography

Demi Lovato is a singer and actress who starred on Disney Channel's original series Sonny with a Chance.

Demi Lovato - Mini Biography (TV-PG; 2:36) Demi Lovato started out on "Barney & Friends" and eventually landed her own Disney Channel series "Sonny with a Chance." In 2012 she joined "The X Factor" as a judge and released the hit single "Heart Attack" in 2013.
Synopsis

Born in 1992 in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Demi Lovato started out as a child actor on Barney & Friends. In 2007, Demi Lovato got a part on a short Disney Channel show called As the Bell Rings, and then she landed the starring role of the movie Camp Rock. While filming Camp Rock, Demi Lovato began also recording three songs for the film's soundtrack and has had several solo releases since. In 2009, Lovato got the lead in the series Sonny with a Chance, another Disney Channel show. She later became a judge on the television competition show The X Factor from 2012 to 2013.
Early Life

Singer and actress Demi Lovato was born on August 20, 1992, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Lovato's mother, Dianna Lovato, was a former country music recording artist and Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. Lovato is the middle child of three sisters. Her older sister, Dallas, is also a singer and actress, and her younger sister, Madison, was born in 2002.

Growing up, Lovato won several talent contests and performed in famous venues, including the Eismann Center and the Dallas Cowboys' Thanksgiving Day Half Time Show with LeAnn Rimes. She started her show business career in earnest at the age of 10 when she became a series regular on the children's television show Barney & Friends. After her stint on Barney & Friends, Lovato also guest starred on television dramas Just Jordan (2007) and Prison Break (2006).
Disney Star

In 2007, Demi Lovato began working with the Disney Channel. First she got a part on a short television show called As The Bell Rings. Her role on that ended, however, when Lovato was cast as Mitchie Torres in the starring role of the Disney Channel movie Camp Rock. While filming Camp Rock, Demi Lovato began also recording three songs with the pop group the Jonas Brothers for the film's soundtrack.

In 2008, Lovato covered the Academy Award-nominated song, "That's How You Know" from Enchanted on the DisneyMania 6 album. Later on in 2008, Demi began filming her second Disney Channel Original Movie, Princess Protection Program. The film was made in Puerto Rico and Lovato co-starred with her then-good friend Selena Gomez.

Demi Lovato was the star of her own Disney Channel television show called Sonny with a Chance. The series debuted in 2009, becoming one of the channel's most popular programs and making Lovato one of its brightest stars. Sonny with a Chance ran until 2011.

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Music Career

On September 23, 2008, Lovato released her debut album, Don't Forget. Several of the songs on the album were co-written by the Jonas Brothers. The album debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart. In promotion of this album, Lovato went on tour with the Jonas Brothers on their 2008 Burning Up Tour as the opening act.

On July 21, 2009, Demi Lovato released her second studio album, Here We Go Again. She went on tour again with the Jonas Brothers the following year and was romantically linked to Joe Jonas around this time. While on tour, Lovato got into an altercation with a dancer. The fight made headlines, and she sought treatment after the incident. According to People magazine, the singer sought help for "emotional and physical issues." Some of these issues were later revealed to be an eating disorder and self-harm through cutting.

Months after completing treatment, Lovato released the 2011 album Unbroken, which featured the hit "Skyscraper." She put out her next record, Demi, two years later.
Other Endeavors

Outside of music, film and television, Lovato was also the national Hasbro "Hit Clips" spokesgirl. She has also done several successful voiceovers for radio and television for companies like Denny's, Radica and Hasbro.

In 2012, Lovato took on a new role. She joined The X Factor, a popular singing competition, in its second season as a judge. Lovato, Simon Cowell, music industry titan L.A. Reid and pop star Britney Spears worked together to review the contestants and helped determine who would win the $5 million recording contract. The show was cancelled after its third season.

Lovato made a return to acting in 2013 with a recurring role on the hit musical series Glee. Around this time, she became more candid about her earlier personal struggles, acknowledging that she also battled a substance abuse problem. Lovato has also gone public with her diagnosis for bipolar disorder. According to Cosmopolitan for Latinas, she uses medication to help manage her condition.
Recent Projects

In 2015, Lovato put out a new single entitled "Cool for the Summer." She has also tackled a variety of TV projects recently. Lovato appeared as a guest judge on RuPaul's Drag Race that year. She mixed her professional and personal sides to shoot a guest appearance on boyfriend Wilmer Valderrama's show From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series.

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Demi Lovato Officially Joins 'X Factor' As Fourth Judge—Here's Today's Buzz

• Demi Lovato,19, has officially signed on as the fourth judge on "X Factor"—joining Simon Cowell, L.A. Reid and Britney Spears.

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• Breaking news—Russell Brand unfollows ex-wife Katy Perry on Twitter! But Perry was the first to click "unfollow."

• Jennifer Hudson visits Six Flags with a smile after William Balfour was found guilty on three counts of first-degree murder for fatally shooting Hudson’s mom, brother, and nephew.

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DEMI LOVATO FREAKED OUT WHEN SHE SAW A FAN WEARING HER HAIR EXTENSIONS

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Demi Lovato totally freaked out when she encountered a fan at Disney World who was wearing a clip-in from her Secret Color hair extension line.

“Met this beauty at Disneyland yesterday!!!” Demi — who has a skincare line called Devonne by Demi and has also just introduced her very own candle — captioned the too-cute selfie. “I heard someone walk by and very quietly say… ‘Demi, I’m wearing your hair!’ And I think that any other person on the planet would be totally freaked out but I got SO excited that I had to take a pic!!! You look gorgeous pretty girl and the red looks SO cute on you!!!”

AWW! Isn’t it just so adorable that Demi got excited about this fan wearing her hair? Launching a beauty and hair extension line is still new to Demi, so it’s really humbling to watch her freak out.

Tell us in the comments: Have you tried Devonne by Demi? Do you wear Demi’s Secret Color hair extensions?

Which Celebrity Hair Extension Line Is Right for You: Kylie Jenner, Demi Lovato & More!

A new year is a time for new looks,  and some celebrities have found ways for you to change up your hair that channel their iconic styles.

Most recently, reality star Kylie Jenner released her own hair extension line, joining other celebrities like Shahs of Sunset’s Golnessa Gharachedagh, supermodel Christie Brinkley, singer Demi Lovato, and former View host Sheri Shepherd.

So which one of these is the best for your hair? We took these extensions to celebrity hair stylist and co-owner of Cie Sparks Salon, Michael Sparks to find out more about how to put them in and to see which type of hair each one would fit best with.

Here is a breakdown of each extension and what you should know about each one.

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In addition to how to make clip-ins seamlessly work with your look, Michael also touched on how weaves — like the ones from Real Housewives of Atlanta’s Porsha Williams’ Naked line — need to be put in by someone who specializes in braiding hair underneath. Typically, that process requires 2-5 hours as the hair has to be sewn in. “You have to make sure your real hair is non-existent, because that line, that’s going to be your hair,” he says.

So whether you’re deciding on a celebrity endorsed clip-in, headband braid or a weave, Michael leaves us with this parting advice.

“Take your time when it comes to picking your hair,” he advises. “It’s your image. You wear it all the time so just make sure you work with someone who knows what they’re doing, and if you don’t like it, you can always get more hair.”

‘The X Factor’ season 2 episode 16 recap: Demi Lovato makes a tough choice, final 10 announced

On Thursday night's episode of “The X Factor,” Demi Lovato made the tough decision to vote one of her own acts off the show -- and the unexpected goodbye was a tearful one for both the judge and the contestant.

The episode was thin on content until the final showdown between Paige Thomas and Jennel Garcia, who surprisingly fared worst in viewers' votes despite potentially less-talented acts moving onto the next round.

The departure of Lyric 145 from “The X Factor” kicked off the episode, which marked a sad day for pop music innovation, especially since it’s hard to imagine another rap group performing a gritty version of "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" as boldly as they did. A performance by Taylor Swift followed, with the debut of her new song, "State of Grace," as well as a rundown of the acts that made the cut filling out the episode.

But at the end of the night, it was the surprising matchup of Demi's divas that ratcheted up the most emotion.

Garcia stepped up first and sang "The Reason," by Hoobastank. It's a song that this reviewer swore long ago never to listen to in its entirety because of its composition -- equal parts recycled musical cliche and melodically corrosive earworm -- but Garcia filled her version with an actual reason worth singing about — her survival in the competition. Her voice grew huskier as she sang to save herself from elimination, and the lyrics sounded almost defiant at points -- "And so I have to say before I go/That I just want you to know” — and maybe a little defeatist to a crowd that’s already voted her into this tenuous position.

Paige Thomas took the stage next, and performed Coldplay's "Paradise." It started off great, and Chris Martin's vocal lilts, often involving two or three different notes in each word, displayed a virtuosity in Thomas' voice. The energy she began with at the beginning didn’t carry through completely to the end of the song, however, and there was a pitch error or two. But it was still a solid performance, one that mentor Demi sat watching with rapt attention, her hands covering her mouth as if she were in a state of perpetual shock.
 

As per the format, the judges offered only votes, not critiques, at the end. L.A. Reid and Britney Spears voted Garcia off, and it then came down to Lovato and Simon Cowell. Mario Lopez asked Cowell for the third of four votes but he balked, asking if Lovato could go first instead. Lopez caved easily -- "You're the boss," he said cheerily -- and kicked the question to Lovato. The youngest judge tried to send it back to Cowell but failed, even though it seemed the only reason he was allowed his stubbornness is because he is quite literally the boss of “The X Factor.” She visibly agonized over the choice, but finally voted Garcia off.

Lopez and Kourtney Kardashian displayed their finest synthetic sympathy as they offered a look at Garcia's past on the show. Though the audience didn't immediately see it, Garcia started crying onstage; we actually heard it first, audible behind the montage, which was possibly worse. But by the time the producers added a picture-in-picture box at the corner of the screen to clarify the situation and/or allow us to watch a train wreck in slow motion, we saw Lovato embracing Garcia and comforting her.

Once the highlight reel was over, it became obvious that in fact both of them had been crying -- Lovato seemed as if she had warmed to her youthful, rockstar-ish personality over the past episodes. It’s fitting for a judge who just had to eliminate one of the strongest acts in the competition in order to save another. Lovato offered Garcia the kindest words she can muster, telling her that she's talented, that she loves her, and that she has a future in the music industry.

"I'm not worried," Lovato said of the young singer's potential career.

That leaves the final 10, in order: Tate Stevens, Carly Rose Sonenclar, Vino Alan, Emblem3, Cece Frey, Fifth Harmony, Diamond White, Beatrice Miller, Arin Ray and Paige Thomas. A few surprises: Tate’s second appearance at the top, Frey’s jump to fifth place and the fact that Ray and Beatrice can’t seem to escape the bottom rungs of the ladder — suggest that the voters’ tastes aren’t especially consistent and are therefore bound to reduce some of the strongest acts to singing for their own survival.