For the Trillionth Time, Adele Cancels Tour Dates, US Tour Axed

For the 100th time, Adele had more adjustments to her touring schedule and has canceled her USA tour dates, due to a vocal illness. The tour was set to begin on October 7th in Atlantic City, NJ. On top of cancelling her NJ performance, she topped off the night by cancelling all of her 10 city tour stops. Adele became the “bad news bear” on Tuesday after telling all her fans on her website that she had to cancel yet again. Adele explained:
“I apologize from the bottom of my heart, sincerely I do. I know it’s not only disappointing because of the show, but its plane tickets, hotel bookings, birthdays, anniversaries and time wasted. But please have faith in me that this is the only thing I can do to make sure I can always sing and always make music for you to the best of my ability. Truly yours and yours only forever, Adele xx.”
She also went on to say that “It’s ridiculous, I know! I can’t believe it myself!” Yes, Adele, it does sound ridiculous. Is Adele playing hooky again or does she need to take the rest of the year off to rest? Source
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