Singer Adele tearfully announces the postponement of her series of concerts in Las Vegas, rolled by the Covid

“I’m sorry but the show is not ready“: It is in tears and visibly exhausted that British singer Adele announced Thursday the indefinite postponement of her series of residency shows in Las Vegas, while the coronavirus decimates her team on the eve of the first performance.

Last November, shortly after the release of his fourth studio album 30, the star had revealed that she would perform every weekend for twelve weeks from January 21 in Las Vegas.

“We tried absolutely everything we could to get everything ready on time (…) but we were crushed by the delivery times and the Covid“, laments Adele in a video posted on her Instagram account.

“Half of my team is (sick) from the Covid and it was impossible to finalize the show. I’m disgusted“, continues the singer, again apologizing to “everyone who made the tripto attend the show, scheduled in the Colosseum hall of the Caesars Palace hotel.

“We will reschedule all dates, we are working on that“, promises the 33-year-old artist.

The title of the album, 30, is a reference to Adele’s age when she started it three years ago, when her life was all torment, between her divorce and the abrupt end to her career. Now in a relationship with American sports agent Rich Paul, the Londoner exiled in Los Angeles spoke at length in Vogue magazine to say how cathartic this very personal record was.