Adele celebrated the end of her epic 100-show residency at the city’s Caesars Palace on Instagram.
The 36-year-old star shared a compilation video on the evening of November 25 recounting her two years of representation.
“What an adventure! Las Vegas, you have been so good to me,” she wrote in the caption. “This residence is what [l’album] 30 meant: lost and broken, then healed and prosperous! It seems so fitting all things considered. The only thing left to do in this case is to move forward. These 100 shows have been so easy to love.”
The singer of Rolling in the Deep was then delighted to have gotten closer to her fans during these concerts.
“They were all completely different because I was able to really be with every person in the room every night. I loved every second of it and I’m very proud of it!” she said, concluding her message by saying that she and her audience would “miss the experience terribly”: “I will miss YOU all terribly too . Thank you! Thank you all! THANKS! See you next time.”
The singer launched her residency in November 2022, after an 11-month delay. The latter concluded during the 100e and last concert on November 23 this year.
Earlier this year, Adele, who is known for stepping away from the spotlight for long periods of time, explained that she planned to take a “big break” from music after her residency.
“I’m so sad that this residency is over, but I’m so happy that it happened, really, really,” she told her audience last weekend, according to a video posted on the networks social. “I’m going to miss this terribly, I’m going to miss you terribly. I don’t know when I’ll want to perform again.”
