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Adele has been a superstar since the release of her debut album 19 in 2008. The British singer has been showered with accolades, including 16 Grammy Awards and an Academy Award for “Skyfall.” Adele’s blend of classical soul and gospel with heartfelt pop balladry has made her an international phenomenon. Her second album, 21 (2011), sold over 31 million copies and topped the Billboard 200 for 24 weeks, becoming the bestselling album of the 21st century. She continued her chart-topping dominance on 25 (2015) and 30 (2021) — the latter becoming the fastest-selling album of the year in both the United States and United Kingdom. In November 2021, Adele announced WEEKENDS WITH ADELE, an exclusive residency at Las Vegas’ The Colosseum at Caesars Palace that runs through 2024.
To connect with Adele:
Website // Instagram // YouTube // Facebook // Twitter // Spotify
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is situated within the Caesars Palace Hotel and Casino at the center of the Las Vegas Strip (between The Bellagio and The Mirage). The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is easily accessible via Interstate 15. Parking is available at Ceasars Palace. Valet and self-parking fees can be viewed here.
*There is no free parking at or near The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
You can reach The Colosseum at Caesars Palace by city and regional bus. The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) runs the Deuce on The Strip line, a 24-hour line that goes from the South Strip Transit Terminal all the way up to the Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas.
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is located at the center of the Las Vegas Strip between the South Strip Transit Terminal and the Fremont Street Experience.
An RTC map can be viewed here.
The Las Vegas Monorail operates between the SAHARA Las Vegas Station and the MGM Grand Station. The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is accessible at the Flamingo/Caesars Palace Station.
A Las Vegas Monorail map can be viewed here.
The final WEEKENDS WITH ADELE shows run through June 2024 exclusively at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
UPDATE: The final WEEKENDS WITH ADELE shows begin on January 19, 2024, and end on November 23, 2024. Below you’ll find the most up-to-date schedule of WEEKENDS WITH ADELE:
2024:
January: 19, 20, 26, 27
February: 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24
March: 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30
May: 17, 18, 24, 25, 31
June: 1, 7, 8, 14, 15
October: 25, 26
November: 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23
The seating chart for The Colosseum at Caesars Palace can be viewed here. Note: This map reflects the general layout of the venue at this time.
Absolutely the best concert experience ever! The production quality & acoustics were extraordinary. Adele performed 20 songs, the show was around 2 hours with no intermission. If you get a chance to see Adele, GO…a once in a lifetime opportunity to see a once in a generation singer/songwriter.
Adele was stunning, the scenery very impressive, and her voice the best of everything.
Incredible singing, music and visuals. Adele was stunning. It was a tasteful Vegas production that even though elaborate, didn’t take away from her performance. I absolutely recommend watching Adele in this setting. She’s so engaging and funny.
Adel is a must see! She is extremely talented. My wife and I not only enjoyed the show but also how personable she is on stage. We can’t wait to see her again.
This is the BEST Performance of any Artist Concert I have attended and I have attended many. A Classy Act! A full 2 hours of just Adele. No opening Act, she does NOT need one. Amazing Detail on and off Stage with Special Effects. Of course a Superior Performance by Adele! Simply a wonderful Experience! Thank you Adele!
Adele was absolutely magnificent and worth every penny! She is elegant, her voice is better in person and her candid candid banter throughout the show made it even better! HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
The show overall was amazing, she exceeded expectations. I have gone to hundreds of concerts and this was the best concert ever.
Everything about this show was spectacular! With every song having its own lights, visuals, and effects it really made for an intimate experience. With Adele going into the audience to interact with her fans, it shows how warm and open she can be with them. I could go on and on about my experience seeing her live but I will keep it short. 10/10 would recommend to anyone thinking of watching her live. It is well worth your money.
This was soooo worth the wait and she was incredible. Loved it and want to go back ASAP!
Surprised at arrival that NO one asked about vax proof which was repeatedly mentioned in advance emails to attendees, but security definitely present. Not used to exhorbitant refreshment costs but personnel excellent. Adele was very personable with fans and mingled a lot. Surprised at no intermission, which might have been appreciated. She was vocally strong but sometimes the audio volume maybe higher than necessary decibel count and overshadowed her. Gave a wide range of her work which was great. Show lasted approximately two hours, she gave it her ALL!
I can’t even put into words what Adele’s concert was like. An experience of a Lifetime. The best 2 hours of my life aside from my family. Adele was so kind and friendly and made sure everyone had a wonderful time. Such a small venue. I would go see her again in a heart beat. I feel so blessed to have been able to go. Every seat in that place is amazing. Loved it.
I was able to purchase tickets through Ticketmaster on my birthday last year, August 13. The presale was happening so quickly that I wasn't able to choose seats, but I stayed with it until seating was secured. We landed in Section 301 just grateful to be in the room. As stated in my FB comment, my best friend of 50+ years traveled with me from Tennessee with our spouses. Friday we spent the day primping, celebrating Adele musing how she must be readying for the concert. It was more glorious than we could have imagined and it's still hard to believe we were there! Adele was flawless. Thank you for the experience of a lifetime.
High quality production, creative sets-phenomenal Pianist, background singers and orchestra- fabulous All seats, have a view, we were in nosebleed seats- could still see her Her voice is one of the GREATS She is down to earth, came out to meet and greet audience A concert not to miss, would go again
Adele was terrific. Her show was incredible. The Caesar's staff at the end were a disgrace. The exit was not handled well at all
Adele was amazing. She really thought of every single detail to make the show amazing. I was happy just to see her singing with the piano but everything else after that was just incredible.
The details of the whole concert was AMAZING!!!!! Loved the whole show from start to finish
I saw Adele in Chicago during her previous tour, but I can honestly say seeing her in a smaller venue was better. She had a lot of interaction with the crowd and I felt she was enjoying it more. Her voice was very strong and the show was amazing. My Weekend with Adele may have been the best concert I have ever attended.
Adele’s performance was awesome. It was the best concert I have ever seen. Everything about the concert was amazing. I wish I could go again.
ADELE'S Show perfectly captures her personality. Started out beautifully with her signature Hello and ended with Rolling in the deep. In between we were treated with a mix of her music accompanied by spectacular sets. Her "Set Fire to the Rain" number is over the top amazing. Worth the wait>
The show was amazing! She came out a casual 15 minutes late and the whole production was amazing it literally went 0 to 100 real quick. 0 being her at a piano singing which is still amazing. One downfall is that no one mentioned it was Broadway seating and for those who dont know what that means (myself included) if I get up to use the bathroom I cannot go back inside until after she finishes singing. So I went to use the bathroom when the song (cry your heart out) was playing I thought that was an intermission so I’m on my way back to the auditorium and the doors are closed and the usher told me I can’t go back till she stops singing . The song she was singing was set fire to the rain which had THE MOST PRODUCTION!! (Rain falling from the ceiling , flames coming out the stage , a fake piano breaking on stage) and here i am outside having to watch it on a screen after having paid $2000 , the usher continues to tell me the sign of the Broadway seating was on the outside of the doors (when they’re closed) but the doors were wide open before the show. So did they expect us to use our X-ray vision to read that sign? And even then explain what Broadway seating means at the beginning before the show starts ?! Other then that Adele was amazing but the coliseum staff should have done better on their part .
