Adele UK Tour 2026: The Return We’ve All Been Waiting For

Adele UK Tour 2026: The Return We’ve All Been Waiting For

Picture this: Adele illuminates UK stages once more in 2026, her voice resonating across packed stadiums, crowds singing every word back to her. After concluding her Las Vegas residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in November 2024 and captivating over 730,000 fans during her 10-show Munich residency, all signs point to one dream becoming reality: Adele UK Tour 2026.

Key takeaways on why This Moment Feels Inevitable:

• Her recent residencies demonstrate she’s rested, recharged, and ready.
• The UK is where her roots lie, where many of her biggest hits were born, and fans have been waiting since 2022’s BST Hyde Park shows.
• Rumours are already circulating: top-tier venues like Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Adele is a Spurs fan), Wembley, Murrayfield, and OVO Hydro, amongst others, are reportedly in the running

Adele’s long-awaited return to the UK could be one of the biggest music events of the year. Fans are buzzing with excitement at the possibility of new concert dates, with London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and Wembley tipped as top contenders for her next shows. A UK tour would likely draw massive crowds, giving audiences the chance to hear her iconic hits live once again. From intimate ballads to powerhouse anthems, Adele’s performances are known for their emotional impact and world-class production.

What the UK Tour Could Look Like

Adele could choose from several strong UK venues for a potential concert. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London has already been rumored, offering enormous capacity and a personal, emotional connection. Wembley Stadium, also in London, is the traditional choice for major headline artists and would draw fans from across the UK. In Scotland, Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh would give northern fans the chance to attend a major show, while OVO Hydro in Glasgow offers a more intimate feel despite its large arena size.

Expect multiple dates per city. Weekends, bank holidays. Perhaps even a surprise show in her hometown area.

Possible Setlist & What We Could Hear

Here’s my prediction of how the setlist might unfold, combining classic crowd-pleasers, deep cuts, and possibly something new:

1. Opening: “Hello”, theatrical lighting, perhaps solo with piano for a powerful start
2. “Send My Love (To Your New Lover)” lifts the mood
3. “Skyfall” cinematic, dramatic moment
4. “Water Under the Bridge” builds tension
5. “Turning Tables” pure emotion
6. New song / unreleased track, fans always hope
7. “Don’t You Remember” or “One and Only” slower, heartfelt
8. Medley of B-sides / deep cuts perhaps “Melt My Heart to Stone” + “I Miss You” etc.
9. “Set Fire to the Rain” commanding presence
10. “When We Were Young” nostalgic peak
11. Encore Part 1: “Make You Feel My Love” (Bob Dylan cover) raw and emotional
12. “Someone Like You” everyone singing along
13. Closing with: “Rolling in the Deep” explosive finale with full band, lights, the works

The Atmosphere, the Production, the Moments

• Expect sumptuous staging, Adele’s voice front and centre, complemented by orchestral elements and backing singers.
• Visuals that evoke intimate moments, striking lighting, possibly even video sequences showing scenes from her life, Tottenham, her British roots, special moments from Las Vegas or Munich residencies.
• A blend of spectacle and vulnerability: enormous stages, massive sound, but also moments where it’s just her and a piano, connecting intimately with the audience.

What You Should Do Now

• Register interest with Prestige Corporate Events here.
• These shows will sell out rapidly.
• Watch for VIP packages and our call.
• Keep tickets affordable and official, avoid resale mark-ups whenever possible.

If Adele does return to the UK before the year ends, it won’t simply be a concert; it’ll be an event. The sort of evening you’ll be talking about for years to come.