The singer Adele has indefinitely postponed the fixed show in Las Vegas (USA), which was scheduled to premiere today Friday, due to “delays” in production and having “half” of her team sick with covid-19.
In a video published this Thursday on her Instagram account, the British artist announced through tears that she was postponing this “residence”, as fixed shows are called in the city of the game for a certain period of time.
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"I'm sorry but my
show
is not ready (...) We have tried everything to have it on time and that it was good enough," explained the singer who, so far, has not given new dates for the event. Adele claimed to feel "angry and embarrassed" for all the fans who had already planned to attend this series of concerts, but insisted that it was "impossible" to start with "half the team" sick with covid-19.
The "residence" was to consist of two concerts each weekend, until April 16, at the Hotel Caesar Coliseum;
Known for being one of the most reputable entertainment venues in Las Vegas.
The artist made this series of shows public on November 30.
The demand was so high that a web page was set up to reserve the tickets, which reached prices of up to 600 dollars (529 euros).
Adele released her fourth studio album, titled
30,
late last year.
The album, which deals with issues such as divorce and motherhood, was installed for weeks at number one on the international charts.
The permanent "residences" of Las Vegas are a type of concerts, starring renowned artists, which for months attract tourists from the US and other countries to this North American city.
Britney Spears, Celine Dion, Elton John, Rod Stewart and Mariah Carey are some of the singers who have had their own show in Las Vegas.
