Traveling millennials and Adele super-fans hit the roof early Saturday morning when the singer emailed ticket holders to say she is devastated to cancel the remaining performances of her tour on the eve of a major concert at Wembley Stadium (where we are stranded in a run-down hotel overlooking the stadium right now). The singer stated that, “On medical advice I simply am unable to perform over the weekend. To say I’m heart broken would be a complete understatement.”
The record breaking 98,000 fans for each of the remaining concerts, deemed by Adele as her “finale,” was cut short due to strained vocal chords. Fans immediately started sending well wishes to the singer after her “devastating” news.
But not everyone was completely sympathetic:
When @Adele cancels her concert at Wembley and you're just completely lost for words ?
— Ryan (@RyanSamuelC) July 1, 2017
When you go through 5 months hassle trying to book work off for the Adele concert saturday night, and she cancels the one show you booked. pic.twitter.com/XpQr7dPcZd
— @MelissaATyler (@Miss_Mel_Tyler) July 1, 2017
Here is the statement that was sent out to all ticket holders from Adele’s team at 1:44AM on Saturday:
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jhon_siders
WHO ?? never heard of her before ??
Josh447
Cool. Much better than ruining her voice and needing surgery. And I respect her unwillingness to lip sync. You go Adele. Best wishes.