With a hand-written note posted to her Twitter account multi-award winning artist Adele has revealed she is coming to Australia.
The 28-year-old Londoner who has broken sales records worldwide with her albums 19, 21 and 25 will make her debut Australian performances in February and March 2017 beginning in Perth on February 28.
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English pop superstar Adele will tour Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide in early 2017. Vision: Today Show, Channel Nine
In the message posted to Twitter she took inspiration from her massive 2015 hit Hello to deliver the news.
"I was wondering if after 10 years in this game you'd finally like to meet me in: Brisbane, Sydney, Perth, Melbourne and Adelaide?"
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"Yep! I and coming down under."
For further details go to https://t.co/nBO4QoSecU pic.twitter.com/W0d66Nsyg1
— Adele (@Adele) November 14, 2016
She will play stadium shows in each capital city with an "in the round" design tour promoters say will create intimacy in the massive venues.
Along with a 360 degree experience, the singer said the shows would be outdoors and large-scale.
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"Upgrading myself to stadiums to make sure I get to see as many of you as possible. I can't wait."
In order to cope with the anticipated demand for tickets, a staggered release will happen on November 21 for general release sales.
Brisbane and Melbourne will go first at 10am local time followed by Sydney at 12pm, Adelaide at 2pm and Perth at 10am local time.
She will play Domain Stadium in Perth on February 28, The Gabba in Brisbane on March 4, ANZ Stadium in Sydney on March 10, Adelaide Oval in Adelaide on March 13 and Etihad Stadium in Melbourne on March 18.
Ticket prices vary from city to city but start at around $100 for D-reserve seats and go up to around $300 for A-reserve seats.
Three premium packages are available including an inner-stage standing package. Details are available on the Live Nation website.
Australasia will mark the the last leg of Adele's 107 date tour which kicked off in Belfast in February.
The third tour from the Tottenham-born singer has been seen by 1.3 million people and made a whopping $US141 million ($186 million) in ticket sales.
Adele's latest album 25 - her first in four years - was the highest-selling album of 2015 and is expected to clean up at the 2016 Grammy Awards in February.