Have you heard the sultry crooning of the newest British singer to hit the US charts? This British babe simply goes by Adele, and she has taken the music scene by storm! Adele has already added some hefty awards to her name, such as Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance in 2009 for her debut album “19.” Her newest album “21” released just this year has already won over critics and audiences alike. She even broke the U.K. record for the most digital downloads!

Adele’s sound is unique; often described as having the soulfulness of Motown and the vibe of folk music, but with a modern youthful appeal. Get out your iPod and download her biggest hits such as “Someone Like You”, “Rolling in the Deep”, “Chasing Pavements”, and you’ll get a taste of what that big beautiful voice can do!

What can you expect of a live Adele concert? Moody lighting, witty banter and perhaps even some tears. Yes, Adele’s emotive voice has moved many sold out crowds to tears with hits like “Do You Remember”. Not to worry, there are still plenty of beats and thrills included that will bring a smile to your face after a good cry. You can tell this young singer is having the time of her life, which helps make the production a better show.

Adele is all about the music, so there is no lip-syncing at her sold out shows. Her fans often gush that the singer sounds even more amazing in person than she does on her albums. Well, that’s no surprise, as she is a graduate from the BRIT School for the performing arts. Adele isn’t some “girl” producers picked for her looks and then taught to sing. No, she is the real deal, a lover of music since she first learned to sing as a child. In fact, her first big single “Hometown Glory” was written when she was only sixteen!

Grab up a pair of tickets when Adele is touring your hometown and experience a concert like no other. Look for discounted tickets online for a good deal and a good time.

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