British singer Adele’s fourth album was due out in September, but production was delayed due to the health crisis triggered by the Covid-19. No other date has yet been announced.
Fans will still have to wait. The new album of the singer Adele will not be released in September as announced. In question: the epidemic of coronavirus which delayed the work sessions around this new opus, according to the team which surrounds the Briton.
“You do things and suddenly the world stops. So it will come in due time,” Jonathan Dickins, the singer’s producer, told MusicWeek magazine on Thursday. If the interpreter of Skyfall was able to get back to work, no release date is planned for the moment.
His third and last album, 25, was released in November 2015. It has sold over 20 million copies and won the Grammy Award for album of the year. The production of the single video Hello, the album’s flagship title, was entrusted to Xavier Dolan.
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