Adele is gearing up for her highly anticipated Las Vegas residency. Ahead of her top musical gig, event organisers have followed extreme measures to protect her voice. Grammy-winning singer will reportedly be using technology worth $ 776,000 to protect her voice during the Vegas residency.

Adele (34) who postponed her Weekends with Adele at The  Colosseum at Caesars Palace in January just 24 hours before opening night due to Covid-19, will be taking to stage on Friday, November 18 for a concert series lasting three months. It has been reported that The Sin City venue has installed a ‘complex’ system which will guarantee her ‘best possible air’ while she sings. 

Caesars Palace has installed special technology worth £ 400,000 backstage ‘bubble’ to protect iconic star’s voice. “Adele is getting best possible air to protect her voice,” sources shared.  In 2011, Adele needed surgery after hemorrhages in her vocal cords.–Agencies

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 15 2022

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