Adele will take a 'big break' from music after Las Vegas and Munich shows
Adele's time performing in Las Vegas will come to an end after her 100th show in November.
Adele announced that she intends to take a long break from music once her current series of concerts is over.
"I'm feeling a bit depleted right now," the famous person told the German TV channel ZDF before their 10-show series in Munich.
"I have no intentions of releasing any new music," she stated.
I am eager for a well-deserved break and I am considering exploring other forms of creativity for a short period of time.
"You know, it's really weird that I never sing at home. Isn't that odd?"
The singer's most recent album was released in 2021, and she has been performing regularly in Las Vegas for the past two years. She just finished her 90th show at Caesar's Palace, which can hold 4,000 people.
The performance will finish in November, and Adele mentioned that it has been very tiring emotionally.
"It's been quite emotional to interact with such a small group of people," she mentioned.
I'm confident I'll continue to experience that feeling each night after the performances in Munich. But I see it as something good. It's truly an incredible give and take of energy.
In June, Adele got very mad and used strong language towards someone in the audience who supposedly shouted "Pride sucks" during one of her performances.
"Did you attend my performance only to criticize Pride?" she reprimanded. "Don't be absurd."
"If you don't have anything positive to say, it's best to keep quiet, understood?"
When questioned about the situation, the celebrity confessed that she quickly becomes irritated.
"I get mad at everything," she exclaimed to ZDF. "Literally everything."
I am 36 years old. I am mature and irritable now.
Adele checked out the venue for her upcoming concerts in Munich last week, then went to see the England vs. Spain match in the Euro 2024 final.
The custom-designed stadium will welcome 740,000 individuals during the 10 scheduled performances.
In Munich, her concerts will be on a much bigger level compared to her regular shows in Las Vegas. A whopping 74,000 fans are expected to attend each night in a temporary stadium built just for the event.
The event space will also have an "Adele-themed night" including a traditional English bar, a platform for a tribute band, and vendors offering unique cocktails.
The event planners are also hoping to make it into the Guinness World Records for having the biggest outdoor screen ever seen, which measures 220m in size.
Adele shared photos of the location on her Instagram profile on Sunday, describing the arrangement as "incredibly thrilling".
She mentioned to ZDF that the video display would make the fans' experience even better.
"They simply want to see your face clearly and be able to recognize you, which is why the screens are very large."
Adele's connection with her fans has been a standout feature of her time performing in Las Vegas.
The initial performance is scheduled for August 2nd; however, the residency has not sold out yet. Reports from the German press agency DPA indicate that 5% of tickets are still up for grabs.
Marek Lieberberg, the person in charge of promoting the event, mentioned that there were plenty of tickets available at both the lowest and highest price levels. The least expensive tickets were priced at €79 (£66), while the most expensive tickets cost €430 (£360).
However, even with all the praise, Adele mentioned that one of the reasons she is stepping away from music is due to difficulties with being constantly in the public eye.
"I long for the days before I became well-known, with anonymity being the aspect I miss the most," she expressed.
I enjoy being able to create music whenever I feel like it and receive positive feedback from people. It's hard to believe. However, I detest the fame aspect of it.
It's crazy to think that people are interested in my music and my voice. It never ceases to amaze me. The give and take of it all makes it worth it.
