Adele: One Night Only

After 6 years away from the music scene, it might be rigorous for most artists to get back up on stage and deliver quality art; clearly not in the case of THE Adele.

Effortlessly captivating and convincing, Adele is back to remind us what true music is all about. Although life wasn't so easy on her these past few years, with her divorce, being a single mother, and a conspicuous new look, she took it upon herself to tell her story and the truth behind the facade that the tabloids painted over the years. Oprah and Adele made a good team, one that took us on an inspiring and emotional ride. But the real star of the show was THE VOICE. Previewing some new songs like I Drink Wine, Hold On, Love is a Game from her upcoming album 30, Adele reminded us why she is the absolute star that she is today. And not to forget a nostalgic trip down adele lane hearing old songs live after years, that only seems to have gotten better over time.

All in all, the show was a HIT - A star-studded audience, powerful music, lyricism at its finest, an honest interview, and the humorous Adele, all combined with that one-in-a-billion voice, made for a special Sunday night. If you haven't watched it, I suggest you do. And you can also pre-order Adele's upcoming album 30 online! Surely seems like a classic!

Adele can sing LIVE and you can't see that much anywhere these days, especially not the night before during the SNL. Her lyrics are poetic. Her voice is better than ever. Her ability to put so much emotions in every lines of her songs is unmatched. From her timeless classics, 'Rolling in the Deep' and 'Someone Like You', to her new songs and soon to be her classics, 'Hold On' and 'Love is a Game', Adele is truly a once in a generation artist, a voice of and for every generation.

Adele gave us a good energy and a good time. She was amazing and the way she sang 3 new songs of her new coming album was awesome. She transmitted her journey from the last 5 years something that make the audience feel like they were there during those hard times.

There's no denying Adele is the artist of my life. This special was vulnerable, honest, funny, and just all around the best thing I've ever watched. She sounds better than ever and all these new songs sound like classics already.

It's an incredible show which is both music to eyes and ears. It's visually stunning and so is Adele, with a start-studded audience. A must watch for daydreamers(Adele fans) and music lovers in general. The interview part with Oprah is so raw and beautiful.