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