Adele confirms series of unique live shows to close 'this beautiful phase of my life and career'

Adele announced her first live shows in mainland Europe in eight years.

On Wednesday morning, the 16-time Grammy Award winner announced that she would celebrate the latest era in her career with a series of live performances in Munich, Germany.

The Easy On Me singer revealed that these four dates will take place on August 2, 3, 9 and 10 in a stadium specially designed for her.-off” appears.

She explained:A few months ago I received a phone call about a series of summer shows. I was completely satisfied with my shows in London's Hyde Park and my residency in Vegas, so I didn't have any other plans.

“However, I was too curious not to pursue this idea and indulge in it – a one-off pop-up stadium designed specifically for whatever show I wanted to put on? Oh!? Pretty much smack bang in the middle of Europe? To Munich? That's a bit random, but it doesn't Still great!

“Right after the Euros? Come on England! With the Olympics next door? Go on Simon! And some of my favorite artists are performing too? Why yes!! I haven't played in Europe since 2016!”

Adele continued:I can't think of a more wonderful way to spend the summer and end this beautiful phase of my life and career with shows closer to home during this exciting summer.

“Guten Tagbabes,” she signed her letter.

“Based at the Munich Messe, Adele will perform in an outdoor setting created exclusively for these special shows,” event organizers Live Nation jokingly announced.

“The designated arena will contain a group of terraces designated for seating and standing areas with a capacity of 80,000 people per night.”

Fans hoping to see Adele's unique live performances this summer can find out more information and register for tickets On its official website here.

Since the release of her Grammy-winning fourth album 30 in 2021, Adele has performed two shows in London's Hyde Park and launched her ongoing Weekend With Adele residency in Las Vegas, which is scheduled to end in June.

Residence was scheduled to be released almost a year in advance, but was postponed as a result of production delays and the Covid pandemic.