Adele Set Earn Over Half Million Per Night During Las Vegas Residency

Adele To Earn Over US$680K Per Night During Las Vegas Residency

Adele will reportedly rake in a whopping £500,000 per night during her Las Vegas residency.

's Las Vegas residency, which begins this weekend, is expected to bring in a stunning £500,000 (US$680,000) per night.

The Grammy Award-winning singer is set to become one of the highest-paid female performers in the history of Las Vegas residencies when she takes to the stage for her first performance at the Caesar's Palace Colosseum on Friday (Jan. 21).

Tickets for the “Weekends with Adele” shows range from a mere $1,300 AUD up to a deluxe package at around $17,000, according to The Sun.

Adele will receive her cut from ticket sales and off her merchandise sold at the famous venue.

Adele Set Earn Over $680K Per Night During Las Vegas Residency
Photo credit: Instagram (@adele)

The “Easy On Me hitmaker,” worth an estimated US$220million, will allegedly have access to Caesars £30,000-a-night private suite throughout her residency, which comes with a private butler, executive assistant, chauffeur, and security detail.

The Sun also reported that Adele and any of her guests would also be able to dine and drink for free at any Caesars resort. 

Adele joins the Vegas hall of fame with the likes of , and Usher among the legacy acts to have headlined residencies in recent years.

Sir Rod Stewart is believed to have pocketed a cool £1.9million for his shows at the Colosseum in 2012, while Lady Gaga banked over £700k from performing at the MGM Park Theatre between 2017 and 2019. 

Previous Article
Celine Dion Cancels 2022 North America Tour Due To 'Severe And Persistent Muscle Spasms'

Celine Dion Cancels 2022 North America Tour Due To 'Severe And Persistent Muscle Spasms'

Next Article
Britney Spears Issues Cease And Desist Letter To Sister Jamie Lynn Over Book

Britney Spears Issues Cease And Desist Letter To Sister Jamie Lynn Over Book


Our site uses cookies. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our privacy policy.

Ad Blocker Detected 🤓

Hi, there! We have noticed that you have an ad blocker enabled. Advertising helps fund our website and keeps it free of charge for everyone.

We kindly ask that you whitelist our website to continue using Hype Life Magazine for free. Thanks for supporting us!

Send this to a friend