Adele's fourth studio album was due to be released in September. However, the release date has now been postponed indefinitely.
This news should disappoint her fans: Adele's long-awaited fourth studio album (32, "Hello") will not be released this September as announced. The release date for the record with the provisional title "30" has been postponed indefinitely. Adele's manager Jonathan Dickins told the "Music Week" magazine. In February of this year, the vocal singer, who had attracted attention in the past few weeks with her slim figure in particular, had confirmed the successor to her Grammy winner "25" for September.
"It will come when it's done"
"It doesn't appear in September," said Dickins in the interview. "We are all in the same boat: you do things and suddenly the world comes to a standstill. It will come when it is finished. I can not set a date for it yet." The manager is referring to the effects of the corona crisis, which has caused several album releases in the music industry to be postponed or canceled.