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Adele storms in at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with her sophomore album "21" selling a mighty 352,000 copies in its first week according to Nielsen SoundScan. BUY Adele - 21: HERE
It's her best sales week and highest charting album. Notably, "21" also bows atop the Digital Albums chart with 217,000 downloads -- 62% of the set's overall first week. Adele, who took home the best new artist Grammy award in 2009, reached No. 10 with her debut set "19." It has spent a total of 71 weeks on the tally and has shifted 948,000 copies in the U.S. This week, it bounds 50-16 on the Billboard 200, giving the singer a pair of albums in the top 20. It's the first time an act has placed their first two releases concurrently in the top 20 since Justin Bieber did it with "My World" & "My World 2.0." Source

Adele - Set Fire to the Rain



"Set Fire to the Rain." Another intense jem produced by Fraser T. Smith (Pixie Lott, Taio Cruz).


Adele performs “Rolling In The Deep” on the David Letterman show



Adele tops the UK charts, prevents Lady Gaga from getting there…
2011/2/21



Without even being a single, Adele‘s “Someone Like You” has reigned supreme on the charts preventing even Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” from getting there. This is proof that balladry is not dead and beauty is the song is still as relevant as beauty in the packaging, at least in the UK.


Adele performs “Someone Like You” at the Brit Awards 2011
2011/2/16



Adele: Announces North American Tour!



English singer-songwriter Adele is just a two weeks away from releasing her new album "21" here in the US on February 22nd! Today she has announced that she will be gearing up to tour North America in support of the album. Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday (February 11), and pre-sale tickets begin Wednesday (February 9) exclusively via Adele.tv. Tour dates below!

May 12 - Washington, DC [9:30 Club]
May 13 - Philadelphia,PA [Electric Factory]
May 15 - Boston, MA [House of Blues]
May 16 - Montreal, QC [Olympia Theater]
May 18 - Toronto, ON [Kool Haus]
May 19 - New York, NY [Beacon Theatre]
May 23 - Royal Oak, MI [Royal Oak Music Theatre]
May 24 - Chicago, IL [Riviera Theater]
May 26 - Minneapolis, MN [First Avenue]
May 28 - Denver, CO [Ogden Theatre]
May 29 - Salt Lake City, UT [The Depot]
May 31 - Vancouver, BC [Commodore Ballroom]
May 31 - Vancouver, BC [Commodore Ballroom]
June 1 - Seattle, WA [Showbox at the Market]
June 3 - Portland, OR [Crystal Ballroom]
June 4 - San Francisco, CA [The Warfield Theatre]
June 8 - San Diego, CA [Humphreys Concerts by the Bay]
June 9 - Los Angeles, CA [The Wiltern]
June 12 - Austin, TX [Stubbs Waller Creek]
June 15 - Dallas, TX [House of Blues]
June 17 - Atlanta, GA [Tabernacle]
June 18 - Asheville, NC [The Orange Peel]
June 20 - Nashville, TN [Ryman Auditorium]