Adele has confirmed that there would be a world tour to promote her new album titled "25" (Photo : Reuters)
While "Rolling In the Deep" hit maker Adele is also set to make a comeback, she recently teased fans with a taster from her latest "25" album during a commercial break on the "X Factor" show.
According to the Guardian, Adele's new album which follows on from her last one, "21" is expected to be released in Nov.
The teaser clip featured 30 seconds of Adele's voice against the backdrop of piano chords, and a black screen on which lyrics were projected. The 27-year-old singer just days after the commercial teaser, posted a note on Twitter confirming the name of the album.
Adele in here lengthy, but emotional note to fans explained why the album took so long and the emotions that prompted it.
The "Someone Like You" hit maker's last album according to Time, topped three Billboard No. 1 singles and has sold 10 million copies in the United States alone. While Adele's past album dealt with relationships that had failed, the new one is to take a different approach.
"My last record was a break-up record and if I had to label this one I would call it a make-up record," Adele tweeted in her note to fans. She added saying, "Making up for lost time. Making up for everything I ever did and never did and 25 is about getting to know who I' have become without realizing."
According to media reports, some notable celebrity producers and artistes have collaborated with Adele for her latest offering. Producer Max Martin, who has produced hit singles for Taylor Swift and the Weeknd is reported to have given a hand.
In addition, Tobias Jesso Jr. who featured in TIME's best-of-2015-so-far list, Danger Mouse and Sia, and Mark Ronson of "Uptown Funk" fame have also been strongly associated with Adele's new sounds.
Meanwhile, BBC's Radio 1 will premiere Adele's first single from her album on Oct. 30. At the moment, the singer has yet to comment on the teaser or disclose which track will debut on the channel.
Listen to Adele's teaser commercial below
