Adele postpones all Las Vegas show in March. Here's why

Adele has made the difficult decision to postpone all of her Las Vegas residency shows scheduled for next month due to illness. The British singer shared on social media that her doctors advised her to rest, though she did not disclose the specifics of her condition.

This announcement comes just over five months before her planned 10-night stadium run in Munich scheduled for August. Adele expressed her disappointment, stating, "Sadly I have to take a beat and pause my Vegas residency."

The singer revealed that she initially fell ill at the conclusion of her last year's shows, which were all held at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, in early November. Although the residency was intended to take a break over the holiday season, Adele explained that she hadn't fully recovered before performances resumed on January 19th. Since then, she has completed 12 shows as part of her contractual obligations, performing every Friday and Saturday.


While new dates for the postponed Las Vegas shows have yet to be announced, Adele assured ticket-holders that information will be provided as soon as possible.

This is not the first hiccup for Adele's residency; it was initially slated to begin in January 2022 but was postponed just 24 hours before the first show due to readiness issues, partially because some team members had contracted Covid-19.

Despite these setbacks, Adele continues to forge ahead with her music career. In January, she announced four concerts in Munich scheduled for August, which has since expanded to six. These shows mark her return to mainland Europe for the first time since 2016, and Adele expressed her excitement about performing closer to home and concluding this phase of her career with such exciting events.