Adele has successfully completed her epic tour in Munich (Germany), setting new records and standards in the history of the world’s entertainment and music industry.

On the evening of August 31, Adele officially completed her 10-day “super concert” in Germany called “Adele In Munich”. Right from the start, Adele’s concert series here immediately became the focus of the international media and music lovers because of the unprecedented “privileges” given to the “British nightingale”.

Adele’s 10-night concert series in Munich (Germany) was held at a stadium built specifically for Adele’s explosive and epic performances. This place also became an entertainment and dining center with “Adele World” – a creative space that offers a variety of service options, allowing fans to experience the “living space” of the British idol himself. The scale and huge investment of this temporary stadium (pop-up stadium) has turned the “Adele In Munich” concert series into an unprecedented “super concert” in the history of the live music world.
Adele’s stadium with a huge capacity in Munich, Germany. Photo: Adele Stats (X)

Therefore, it is not surprising that Adele’s concert series in Munich has broken many records, even “overthrowing” the achievement of American superstar – Taylor Swift. According to the organizer Live Nation, with more than 730,000 tickets sold, the “Hello” singer’s concert series in Germany has set a record for becoming the concert with the largest audience at one location. The previous record belonged to Taylor Swift with about 726,000 people for 8 shows of The Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium (UK).

It is worth mentioning that the number of 730,000 attendees was also in the calculation of the team organizing the “Adele In Munich” concert series. It is known that the stadium built specifically for Adele in Munich has a huge capacity of nearly 80,000 people per night. This figure also makes Adele Arena the largest temporary stadium ever built, according to IQ Mag.

The team behind Adele’s stadium in Germany also boasts a 200-meter-long and 30-meter-high LED screen provided by Solotech. The massive screen has been certified by Guinness World Records as the Largest Temporary Outdoor LED Screen Ever Built.

Critics and fans alike have hailed Adele’s 10-day Munich concert series as a milestone in the history of the music industry, noting the show’s impressive production values ​​and the emotional resonance of Adele’s performances. The design of the sound system and the innovative use of the giant LED screen “wall” ensured that every audience member, no matter where they were, near or far from the stage, could feel connected to the show.

Adele’s Munich concert LED screen sets Guinness World Record for Largest Temporary Outdoor LED Screen. Photo: Solotech

Marek Lieberberg, CEO of Live Nation GSA and one of the organizers of “Adele in Munich”, praised the combination of Adele’s artistry and the vibrant atmosphere of Munich, saying the event was a trend-setter and the perfect prelude to the city’s famous Oktoberfest celebrations.

In addition, the “Adele in Munich” concert series not only marked an important chapter in the career of the “British nightingale”, but also left a special mark on the music industry and the city of Munich, setting a high standard for future concerts here. Clemens Baumgärtner, Director of the Munich Economic Department, said that the “super concert” Adele in Munich brought more than 540 million euros to the city’s economy.

According to Saostar, Adele is also said to have earned a fee of up to 55 million USD (about 1.3 trillion VND) for 10 shows in Munich (Germany). At the last show here, the British singer was moved to thank the authorities and fans of Munich for the warm welcome. She also acknowledged the great efforts of the crew and event organizers to be able to create such a spectacular series of “super concerts”.

It is known that after finishing the concert series in Germany, Adele will continue to perform music nights in Las Vegas from October 25 and will end on November 23. After that, Adele will enter her long-term “vacation”.