British singer Adele has confirmed that her Las Vegas residency, which was recently postponed, will "absolutely 100%" happen later this year. In an interview with TV host Graham Norton, Adele stated that she and her team are working extremely hard to prepare and confirm new dates for the shows. The singer had previously postponed the 12-week Las Vegas run due to COVID-19 cases in her team and delivery delays.
Adele expressed her regret for having to postpone the shows, stating that she had tried her hardest to pull something together in time but ultimately decided it wouldn't be ready. She emphasized that she couldn't go through with a half-arsed show, as her fans would be able to tell if she wasn't fully committed. The singer is now working hard to ensure that the shows will be ready, but she declined to announce new dates until she's certain everything will be in place.
In the same interview, Adele discussed her personal life, including her desire to have more children. The singer, who has a nine-year-old son Angelo with ex-husband Simon Konecki, mentioned that she's happy and chuffed with her current life situation. Adele won several awards at the Brit Awards, including best song, best album, and best artist, and performed her single "I Drink Wine" at the ceremony.
Adele also addressed speculation about her relationship status, wearing a diamond ring at the Brit Awards. When asked if she had gotten engaged to her boyfriend Rich Paul, Adele declined to comment, saying that if she was engaged, she wouldn't tell anyone. The singer did express her happiness and gratitude for her current life, including her son and her music.
The Las Vegas residency was initially set to start in January, but Adele had to postpone it due to unforeseen circumstances. Many fans had already traveled for the first night and were left out of pocket, leading to speculation about whether the shows would happen at all. Adele assured her fans that the shows will happen this year, stating that she has plans for next year and can't afford to cancel.
Adele's team is working hard to prepare for the shows, and the singer is eager to announce new dates. However, she's hesitant to do so until she's certain that everything will be ready. Adele performed at the G-A-Y event at Heaven nightclub in London after the interview, where she judged a contest on stage and performed an impromptu pole dance.
Adele's Las Vegas residency is highly anticipated, and fans are eagerly awaiting the new dates. The singer's confirmation that the shows will happen this year is a relief for her fans, who had been worried about the possibility of cancellation. With her team working hard to prepare, fans can expect a high-quality show when Adele finally takes the stage in Las Vegas.
Key points
- Adele confirms her Las Vegas residency will happen this year.
- The singer postponed the shows due to COVID-19 cases in her team and delivery delays.
- Adele is working hard to prepare for the shows and will announce new dates when she's certain everything is ready.
