Adele in talks for two-year Las Vegas residency


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Adele is said to be in talks over a two-year residency in Las Vegas believed to be very lucrative. Photo: Getty Images
Adele who is currently working on her new album after taking time off to raise her two-year old son,Angelo, has reportedly sparked a bidding war between several hotels, including the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, The Venetian and Caesars Palace, and is in line to ink a $40 million deal.
A source told In Touch Weekly magazine: ‘The demand for Adele is off the charts. Everyone is dying to see her perform again. This could be the biggest deal ever put together.’
The British singer hasn’t toured in almost four years after being forced to cancel a series of shows in the US in 2011 due to vocal issues.
The ‘Skyfall’ singer was expected to bring out her third LP, the long-awaited follow-up to 2011’s ’21’, this spring but the release has been pushed back again following a number of delays.

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