After two years of performing, Adele is bidding farewell to her Las Vegas residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
The “Hello” singer got emotional on stage during her final show Saturday night, thanking her fans and loved ones, including her son Angelo and fiancé Rich Paul.
“Dear son, I probably chose this residency because I hate touring,” Adele said in a video shot by a fan, with tears and a little laugh. Shared by X.
On the final night of her Las Vegas residency, Adele thanked her fiancé Rich Paul, son Angelo and her fans. (Dennis Trasello/Getty Images for AD)
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she continued. “But I decided to do a residency to keep his life normal, and I did. But I wouldn't change it for the world, and now I'm on weekends. Now I can be with him, because of course he can't come all the time, I love you so much… be patient for me. Thank you very much. ”
Adele wrote to Paul, whom she has been dating since 2021, “Thank you for always lifting me up and making me feel like I could do anything I wanted. Even when I was too tired or too emotional. There was,” he said. I'm exhausted…so I'm grateful. ”
“I still need to be treated like a baby panda,” she added with a laugh.
“Thank you for your patience,” Adele told fans of her decision to do a residency rather than a tour to spend time with her son. (Dennis Trasello/Getty Images for AD)
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Adele has been doing a “Weekend with Adele” residency in Las Vegas since November 2022.
She originally announced that she would be staying in 2021, but ended up postponing it completely. In an emotional video, the “Rolling in the Deep” singer told fans that the level of the show was not up to par and that she and her staff were not ready to start on time. spoke.
Once the show started, Adele extended the dates to 2023 and then to most of 2024. The final show is scheduled to run from October 25th to November 23rd this year.
“I'm going to miss it a lot and I'm going to miss it a lot. I don't know when I'll be able to perform again next.”
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Adele joked that she “got emotional” in her comments to the audience, but added: “I shut down when Celine Dion came to my show.”
“I cried all week. All week,” Adele said after Dion appeared at her Oct. 26 performance. “That was really a full-circle moment for me, because that's the only reason I wanted to be here.”
The 36-year-old singer ended by thanking her fans for hosting a residency and understanding her decision to take a break from performing.
Adele told fans she doesn't know when she'll be able to perform again, admitting she'll be “very sad.” (Dennis Trasello/Getty Images for AD)
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“I'm going to miss you so much and I'm going to miss you so much. I don't know when I'll be able to perform again next time,” the Grammy winner said.
The “Easy on Me” singer continued, “I'm not doing anything else. I'm actually wondering what I'm going to do. I don't really have any plans.”
“Of course I'll be back. The only thing I'm good at is singing and things like that. I don't know when I want to be on stage next, but I love you,” Adele said. “I know it's a lot of work to come to Las Vegas to watch someone play. It's exactly what I needed this season of my life.”
The singer told the audience, “Of course I'll be back,” but he's actually nervous because he doesn't have any concrete plans. (Dennis Trasello/Getty Images for AD)
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Adele told the audience during a show in Munich in September: “I haven't seen you for an incredibly long time.”
In July she spoke to German media. ZDF Public Broadcasting Service She was trying to do other “creative things”.
“There are no plans for new music at all,” she told the outlet. “After this, I want to take a big break and do some other creative things.''
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She also told the magazine, “I don't like being famous. I love being able to make music whenever I want.”
