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Adele is reportedly set to make a showstopping comeback in time for Christmas, complete with her much-anticipated fourth album and a televised Las Vegas concert.
The alleged spectacular will mark the 33-year-old's first live performance in over four years, following her record-breaking stadium tour which concluded in 2017.
A source told The Sunday Mirror: 'It's been a long time coming but her label wants it released before Christmas and have their sights set on a performance in Vegas.
At last! Adele is reportedly set to make a showstopping comeback in time for Christmas, complete with her much-anticipated fourth album along with a broadcasted Las Vegas concert
'Adele and her management have been in talks with BBC America about broadcasting it around the world. This will be one of few performances as part of her promotional tour,' the source added.
'Obviously with ongoing Covid dramas and concern for safety it could affect recording, but this is the date scheduled right now.'
In a bid to top her last LP 25, which sold a whopping 23 million copies since its 2015 release, the Grammy winner's latest project was due to be dropped last year but was delayed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Along with a major marketing campaign, her record label Sony is thought to be penciling in a November release for the collection of tracks which will see the icon reflect on her divorce from husband Simon Konecki.
Born entertainer: The alleged December 10 spectacular will mark the 33-year-old's first live performance in over four years, following her record-breaking self-titled stadium
