All Adele signage is abruptly removed as her failed residency is officially removed from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas
- Some say the residency at Caesar’s was not up to the British superstar
- The Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas seats 7,000 fans, while the Caesars Palace Colosseum seats 4,100.
- Adele’s Las Vegas Residency ‘Starts in November as Dates Leak’
- The Zappos Theater is the same venue where Britney Spears performed during her four-year ‘Piece of Me’ residency.
By Ruth Bashinsky for Dailymail.Com
Published: 22:21, 23 July 2022 | Updated: 01:23, July 24, 2022
Signage for Adele’s failed Las Vegas residency has been removed from the iconic Caesars Palace as it moves to an even bigger venue: the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.
The new theater can hold 7,000 fans while the Caesars Palace Colosseum seats 4,100, which some said was not up to the British superstar.
Adele will open her long-awaited residency in Las Vegas in November of this year.
The 34-year-old superstar was due to open her weekend show with Adele at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in January, but canceled at the last minute.
His show is now said to run from November 18 to February 24, according to new information said to have been leaked by Ticketmaster in the US.
The Zappos Theater is the same venue where Britney Spears performed during her four-year “Piece of Me” residency, Casino.org reports.
Other stars who have entertained at the popular venue include: Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Gwen Stefani and Lionel Richie.
All Adele signage has been abruptly removed as her failed residency is officially retired from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. A frame where the singer’s picture used to be is now empty
The last of Adele’s stage props are packed into trucks after the English singer canceled her residency at the Colosseum, Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.
Adele’s signage has been removed from the iconic Caesars Palace in Las Vegas as she moves to an even bigger venue, the Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood.
The new move comes months after the singer apologized to fans in an emotional video for the last-minute postponement of her show, ‘Weekends with Adele’, which was due to start at the Coliseum in January.
‘I’m so sorry, but my show isn’t ready. We tried absolutely everything we could to get it together in time and to make it good enough for you,” Adele said at the time.
She partially blamed COVID as the reason for the sudden cancellation, despite many loyal fans shelling out thousands in travel, hotel accommodations and tickets to see her perform.
Adele then said she was “very embarrassed and so sorry for everyone who traveled here”.
The Las Vegas show on January 21, 2022 was supposed to kick off a 28-show run.
The singer reportedly earned $2 million per show for her engagements at the Colosseum, it’s not known what Adele will earn for her residency at Planet Hollywood.
Adele fans sit on the steps of the Coliseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas on the night her show was supposed to open.
Adele has won 15 Grammys since 2008, when she debuted her first album, ’19’. Reports say Adele will announce her new Las Vegas residency with Caesars Entertainment at Planet Hollywood soon, The Sun reported.