Soulful voice of Adele echoes at Hyde Park!
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Adele informed her supporters that she was “so delighted” to be back on stage. She felt overwhelmed and struggled to keep her calm. The famous singer from the music industry momentarily lost her composure as she took in the enormous audience in Hyde Park in London.
Who is Adele?
Adele, whose real name is Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, is an English pop singer and songwriter.
Adele was born on May 5th, 1988, in London, England. Her soulful, emotional voice and traditional songs have made her one of the most popular artists of her generation.
Fun facts about Adele’s concert at Hyde Park!
- Hyde Park in London is well-known for being the biggest park and was the venue of Adele’s concert.
- Adele played for nearly two hours to almost 65,000 people.
- She seemed to be overcome with emotion as she watched the audience sing out in chorus to her famous songs.
- She was standing in front of her six-member band and had three backup singers. They were organised on two steps that were nearly two feet high.
- Above them was a layered braid of colourful curtains, which was lifted up about halfway through the show to show the middle of a wraparound screen that filled the stage’s backdrop.
- At the end of the show, there was glitter, light shows that shot flames, and fireworks.
- Her performance demonstrated that her heartfelt melodies and genuine presence are more than capable of leaving audience members with a pleasant glow.
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