Adele’s song “Easy on Me,” from her new album “30,” is approaching six million streams on Spotify, according to Spotify Charts. It’s currently in the top spot for global songs ...

The album is to be released at the end ... Adele's 'Easy On Me' Lyrics That'll Make You Ugly Cry Adele's 'One Night Only' CBS Special, Date and Full Details Revealed Some of the tracks ...

Adele revealed her future performance plans. While chatting with the sold-out crowd, she confirmed that she’ll hit the road for a tour following the release of her next full-length studio album.

That Adele has named her fourth album “30” is coincidence ... as she proves nicely capable of restraining her full-bathos diva-ness in favor of a greater embrace of jazz-style singing.

“Tonight, winning this, kind of feels like a full-circle moment, like a bit of me has come back to me.” Adele’s “25” won album of the year, beating out Beyoncé’s “Lemonade,” among ...

Adele's latest and highly anticipated album ... month will also remain online — it promotes the release of the full album. "Hello" has also been streamed more than 156 million times on Spotify ...

She didn't trickle out single after single, leaving the full-album first-listen unspoiled. "(Adele) understands the importance of the song, moving somebody emotionally, and emotion sells a whole ...

and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). The new Jan. 2, 2016-dated chart (where Adele is No. 1) will be posted in full to Billboard’s websites on Tuesday, Dec. 22. Related Shakira Is the No. 1 ...

Many artists on Adele’s level have moved past simply releasing an album. Album release cycles have become full multisensory experiences, whether it be in the form of a visual album, a world tour ...

By Ben Sisario The music business is full of gigantic numbers ... selling a million albums in a week. This week, Adele tops the Billboard album chart with the equivalent of 839,000 sales in ...

That Adele has named her fourth album “30” is coincidence ... as she proves nicely capable of restraining her full-bathos diva-ness in favor of a greater embrace of jazz-style singing.