After several hints over the past few days, Adele has confirmed her first ever Australian tour – and she’s not doing things by halves. The Brit superstar will be performing five massive stadium dates, kicking off in February and stretching through to mid-March.
After a lengthy hiatus, Adele returned in 2015 with her hugely-hyped album 25, which broke records worldwide and surpassed the triple platinum mark in Australia in under a week. Now, fans will be able to hear 25 as well as previous albums 19 and 21 live in concert when Adele plays the country’s biggest venues. Taking to social media, she put an Australian twist on her single ‘Hello’, writing “G’day, it’s me… I was wondering if after 10 years in this game you’d finally like to meet me in: Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide?”
Promoters say the shows will feature an “in the round” design to create a more intimate feel in the colossal stadiums, while ticket prices range from $100 to roughly the $300 mark. Tickets go on sale from November 21 – see all the details right here. It goes without saying that this will sell out, so hop to it – we’re predicting that this might just be 2017’s biggest tour:
February 28 – Domain Stadium, Perth
March 4 – The Gabba, Brisbane
March 10 – ANZ Stadium, Sydney
March 13 – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide
March 18 – Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
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