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Fans are getting a taste ofAdele’s new album to hold them over until its release later this month.
On Monday, the tracklist for30was revealed via a listing forTarget’s exclusive deluxe CD. The standard tracklist is 12 songs, with an additional three songs listed on the deluxe album.
The deluxe version of the album, which is Adele’s first since she released25in November 2015, includes a version of her latest single, “Easy On Me,” withChris Stapleton.
30is slated for release Nov. 19. See the entire tracklist below:
- Strangers By Nature2. Easy On Me3. My Little Love4. Cry Your Heart Out5. Oh My God6. Can I Get It7. I Drink Wine8. All Night Parking (with Erroll Garner) Interlude9. Woman Like Me10. Hold On11. To Be Loved12. Love Is a Game
Bonus Tracks:13. Wild Wild West14. Can’t Be Together15. Easy On Me (with Chris Stapleton)
Adele.
Last week, the singer announced that she will perform twice in London’s Hyde Park in July 2022, her first shows since 2017.
“Oiii Oiiiiiiiiiiiii,” Adele wrote with a heart emoji, dropping details on presale ticket information for the July 1 and 2, 2022, shows. Fans can follow the link to a page with the official music video for her new single “Easy on Me.” Once there, those interested are able to sign up for Hyde Park presale access, which opened on Thursday at 5 a.m. EST.
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The singer kicked off her Adele Live 2016 world tour six years ago, but wrapped early in July 2017, canceling her final two performances at London’s Wembley Stadium after hurting her vocal cords,BBC reported.
When announcing30to the world earlier this month, Adele said she started working on the album nearly three years ago — and was in a completely different place than she expected to be.
“I was certainly nowhere near where I’d hoped to be when I first started it nearly 3 years ago,” the hitmaker said in astatementat the time. “Quite the opposite actually. I rely on routine and consistency to feel safe, I always have. And yet there I was knowingly — willingly even, throwing myself into a maze of absolute mess and inner turmoil!”
source: people.com
