British singer Adele plans to stop offering world tours for ten years to spend more time caring for his son Angelo, born in 2012. The singer-songwriter, who in late 2015 released their third album, "25" has informed his inner circle that will not schedule big "tours" over the next decade once the current cycle of actions, which will close in November after two concerts in Mexico and one in Phoenix (USA) finish. The decision is part of Adele's plan to start a "new life" in the United States, where his son three years, will go ahead of his musical career.
"Angelo is the number one priority for Adele. It is the most important of his life. He has carried with her everywhere as has been touring, but will start school next year and no longer be able to follow more" he told the tabloid a source close to the singer source. "Right now, he is saying it will not make another huge world tour as he is doing for the next ten years," added the source. In his latest album, Adele showed precisely his devotion to his son in one of the topics, "Sweetest Devotion" ( "Sweetest devotion"). British artist published his first work in 2008 ( "19") and the second in 2011 ( "21"), with which sold 25 million copies worldwide and remained for two consecutive years as the best selling album.
During his career he has starred in several stoppages, as four years away from the stage happened before announcing his present tour in November 2015. According to "The Sun", Adele does not arise away completely from the spotlight during the next decade and it is considering accepting an offer to act regularly in Las Vegas. Last weekend, Adele acknowledged in a talk with fans upset that cause long tours. "I do not know how many of you know this, but not really consider myself a touring artist. I have never tolerated too well the 'tours', I'm pretty homey," said the singer, as recorded by the British newspaper.
