After 10 long and virgin video sexlonely years, bereft of her velvety musings, Australia will finally have chance to openly weep at the feet of Adele. And she couldn't have announced it more perfectly.
SEE ALSO: Adele takes on the mannequin challenge, wins the internetThe "Hello" songstress teased fans on Monday with a online ad -- a video of her eyes slowly opening. Mysterious.
Hello! Who's excited for @Adele to tour Oz in 2017? Ticket tips this way > https://t.co/XHzzBgMXvY pic.twitter.com/iPnHEv5OC6
— Ticketmaster AU (@Ticketmaster_AU) November 14, 2016
Any shroud of mystery had been lifted Tuesday morning, however, with a handwritten note from the ballad queen herself hitting Twitter.
For further details go to https://t.co/nBO4QoSecU pic.twitter.com/W0d66Nsyg1
— Adele (@Adele) November 14, 2016
Adele's handwritten letter read "G'day. It's me... I was wondering if after 10 years in the game you'd finally like to meet..."
Naturally, fans on the island continent absolutely flipped their lids at the announcement.
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ADELE IS COMING TO AUST. 10 MARCH. The day after Tegan and Sara which is the day after getting home from ClexaCon. I'm going to overload.
— rin (@matchbox_sized) November 14, 2016
plan:
— ... (@adelesoup) November 14, 2016
1. get adele tickets
2. buy flights/ask parents to, u must since u have tickets
3. if parents/own wallet disagree swim to australia
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The 10 time Grammy award winner told Facebook that the people across the pond in New Zealand were in her thoughts, in the wake of the earthquake that devasted parts of the South Island. Looks like she may just be heading that way soon, too.
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Australian ticket sales kick off on Nov., 21. so those Down Under will have to sit poised and refreshing their browsers until then.
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