• Adele Radio City Music Hall NBC Special Set for December to Celebrate '25' Release

    Adele's NBC deal in conjunction with the release of her new album 25 just keeps getting juicier and juicier. The "Hello" singer has already been confirmed for appearances on Saturday Night Live and The Today Show, and now, the network and New York City's Radio City Music Hall have announced that the pop juggernaut will have an hour-long special on TV this December.
  • Adele Praises Amy Winehouse, Talks 'Toxic Fame' in Interview

    On the heels of the release of her first single "Hello" from her impending album 25, slated for release late next month (Nov. 20) Adele gave an exclusive interview to i-D's "The Here and Now" issue where she discussed "toxic" fame and late siren Amy Winehouse. The interview with i-D also marks her first in three years.
  • Charli XCX Praises Adele, Talks Women In The Music Industry at MTV EMAs

    Charli XCX made a much-publicized appearance at the MTV EMAs in Milan as a presenter, where she handed Justin Bieber one of his numerous awards yesterday (October 25). In an interview with acclaimed publication 'Billboard,' she talked Adele and the hot topic of women in the music industry. Adele's upcoming album 25, her first in 3 years, is slated for release late next month (November 20).
  • Adele's '25' Release Date, Artwork, Tracklist Confirmed: New Single 'Hello' Announced

    Adele's third album was surrounded by nothing but rumors for the longest time, but this week news about the 21 follow-up has kicked into overdrive. After the "Skyfall" singer teased a new song "Hello" over the weekend on The X Factor U.K. and apologized to fans for the long delay, on Thursday (Oct. 22), she confirmed what we already sort of knew: a new album 25 will be released this November and a lead single is arriving in stores very, very soon.
  • Adele Teases New Album '25' Release in Lengthy Twitter Post

    Adele has finally seemingly confirmed what we've all known for months, a new album called 25 is on its way. On early Wednesday morning (Oct. 21), the "Skyfall" singer posted a lengthy note on her Twitter and Facebook explaining the concept of her 21 follow-up and apologizing to fans for the lengthy wait between albums.
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