Adele makes another huge change to her Las Vegas residency after breaking down in tears on opening night
ADELE has surprised fans with a huge change to her Las Vegas residency after breaking down in tears on opening night.
The British superstar, 34, has revealed she has added extra dates to her tour - and will be performing on New Year's Eve.
Adele broke the incredible news to fans after she had previously been forced to postpone her Las Vegas residency.
The Take It Easy singer said: "New Year's Eve has always been a let down for me, I seem to always end up spending it in a car on my way to or from somewhere!
"But not this year!! I’ll be ringing 2023 in on stage!!
"I dress up to the nines on NYE and I would love it if those of you that come would too! Let’s go all out black tie vibes."
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The start of her residency has gone down a storm with fans.
Adele repeatedly broke down in tears on stage during an emotional performance for the opening night of her Las Vegas shows, confessing she was “so scared and nervous.”
Speaking to a packed audience at the Ceasar's Palace Colosseum, the star opened her Weekends With Adele residency.
"Only legends have been through these doors, I'm so honoured. I have no idea what I've embarked on for five months, but I can't wait."
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Adele, who opened her iconic show with track Hello, added in her signature bold style: "I will remember this night for the rest of my f**king life, better late than never."
The pop princess was referring to the postponement of the residency - originally billed for January - which caused outrage among ticket-holders with only a day's notice.
At the time, Adele posted to her Instagram citing "delivery delays and covid" to blame for the show's abrupt delay.
She then returned to home turf to perform twice in London's Hyde Park this July.
Yet it seems her determination to make things perfect for her fans has paid off.
She played a bumper set-list of 20 tracks, including many from her long awaited new album.
Yet there was certainly room for old favourites Hometown Glory, Turning Tables and Water Under The Bridge, among more.
She said: “I should be giving you a standing ovation, thank you so much for coming back to me.
"I really appreciate it. You look amazing and it looks just what I imagined it would look like, it's perfect.
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"I'm so scared and nervous, but I am so happy, I don't know what I was thinking putting piano ballads at the top of the set, hopefully over time my nerves will disappear.
"I would also really like to thank Caesar's because there have been a lot of rumours and they never once asked any questions, they've been amazing
