After a long break, Adele is seen again: The singer enjoyed a performance by Dua Lipa in Los Angeles. Your fans are delighted.
At a Dua Lipa concert on October 8th, a very special guest was spotted in the crowd: Adele. After the singer announced she would be withdrawing from the public eye indefinitely in 2024, videos showing her dancing carefree quickly went viral.
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As part of her “Radical Optimism” tour, Dua Lipa played four shows at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles. While the singer’s concerts are already a spectacle for her fans, it was Adele in particular who caused additional excitement.
Shortly after the concert began, the first fan videos appeared on social media. In it, the 16-time Grammy winner can be seen singing and dancing along to “Don’t Start Now” – like a normal fan.
But it wasn’t just her liberated appearance that sent the internet into a frenzy. Adele announced that she would retire from public life in 2024. At the final concert of her ten-show run in Munich on August 31, 2024, she said: “I won’t see you for an incredibly long time. I just need a break, I’ve spent the last seven years building a new life for myself and now I want to live it.” Since the end of the tour, the singer has actually hardly been seen anymore.
Adele fans are thrilled
It’s no surprise that the videos quickly went viral. In the comments, fans are overjoyed. One fan wrote: “Adele singing Dua Lipa – this is a powerful woman celebrating another powerful woman. British pop music remains successful when women support each other rather than compete with each other.”
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“Adele vibing to Dua Lipa like that is honestly an iconic crossover,” read another post, followed by: “Adele vibing to Dua Lipa? This is pop royalty cheering on pop royalty.”
Adele’s performance was one of her rare public moments since she announced her indefinite break from music. The “Skyfall” singer ended her contract in Las Vegas on November 23, 2024, explaining that she needed time to rest after nearly three years of non-stop live gigs.