Adele announces all dates of Las Vegas Strip residency to be rescheduled

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The singer shared that her show has been “absolutely destroyed” by delivery delays. In addition, she said that half of her team has COVID-19.

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Adele concertgoers must show proof of vaccine and negative COVID-19 test

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Singer Adele kicks off her residency Weekends with Adele at Caesars Palace on Friday, Jan. 21 but fans who have tickets to see her sing will have to follow some rules to get into the concert.

According to Ticketmaster, attendees must show proof of being fully vaccinated and also have received a negative COVID-19 test within 48 hours of the concert. Proof of both is required to attend the event.

The proof must either be in document form or displayed on a smartphone. The vaccination and test results must be issued from the healthcare provider who did the services. The results of an at-home test will not be accepted.

Adele will be performing on most weekends into the beginning of July. She announced her residency right after she released her latest album, 30.

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A tearful Adele announced on social media that her Las Vegas show is not ready.

The singer’s Las Vegas residency, “Weekends with Adele,” at Caesars Palace was scheduled to begin on Friday.

Adele said the show has been hampered by delivery delays and COVID-19.

“Half my crew and team are ill with COVID and still are, and it’s been impossible to finish the show,” Adele said.

The Grammy Award-winning singer said she was embarrassed to be postponing the show.

“I am so sorry, it’s been impossible. We are up against so much,” Adele said.

All of the show’s dates will be rescheduled, Adele said. She added that more information will be released soon.

“I’m gonna finish my show and get it to where it’s supposed to be,” Adele said.

Omicron spurs cancellations, delays: Adele’s Las Vegas residency, Grammys and other events impacted

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With COVID-19 cases surging in many places across the US, a growing number of event organizers are changing plans for the sake of health and safety. On Thursday, singer Adele announced she wouldn’t be kicking off her Las Vegas residency on Friday as planned, due to half her team being out with COVID as well as shipping delays due to the pandemic.

At the start of January, as health officials worked through a backlog from over the holidays, the US reported more than a million new COVID cases in a single day, spurred by the omicron variant of COVID-19. Some available research suggests omicron may lead to less severe illness, though officials say it still could make a large number of people sick at once, which could overwhelm health care systems.

Earlier in January, several large tech companies, including T-Mobile and Meta, scaled back their plans for CES 2022. The Grammys also announced a new date of April 3 after postponing the awards show originally scheduled for Jan. 31, while Sundance Film Festival, scheduled for Jan. 20-30, also switched from an in-person to a virtual event due to COVID-19.

Here are some of the latest postponements and cancellations: