Adele Postpones 5 Tour Dates Due to Illness


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31 May 2011 12:00 Africa/Lagos

Adele Postpones 5 Tour Dates Due to Illness

PR Newswire

NEW YORK, May 31, 2011

NEW YORK, May 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Columbia Records -- British singer Adele, currently with the #1 album and single in the U.S., has been forced to postpone 5 dates on her current sold-out tour of North America due to laryngitis. The singer was diagnosed last Thursday in Minneapolis, MN, where doctors ordered immediate rest and postponement of that night's engagement at First Avenue (rescheduled for June 22nd). Adele performed on Saturday evening in Denver, CO (Ogden Theater) which proved too early a return to the stage. Adele's show last Sunday evening in Salt Lake City, UT (The Depot) was postponed last minute when her illness worsened. The Grammy-winning vocalist is also forced to postpone shows in Vancouver, BC (Orpheum Theatre) on May 31, Seattle, WA (Paramount Theatre) on June 1 and Portland, OR (Crystal Ballroom) on June 3. The tour will resume on June 4 (Greek Theatre Berkeley) in San Francisco, CA.

SOURCE Columbia Records

CONTACT: Benny Tarantini, +1-212-833-5858, benny.tarantini@sonymusic.com


4 Facts about Adele

1. Adele has matched Madonna as the female solo act with the most consecutive weeks at No 1. 21,the record set by Madonna's greatest hits collection more than two decades ago.

2. Adele is the first act since the Beatles to have two top five singles and two top five albums in the charts at the same time.

3. Adele’s 21’s sales are over 1,496,588 so far.

4. Adele is 22 years old.



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