Adele and Celine Dion shared a heartfelt moment at Adele’s recent Las Vegas concert. Dion, attending the show, brought Adele to tears when she spotted her in the audience. Adele greeted Dion with an emotional embrace, prompting a wave of applause from the audience.
The concert venue, the Colosseum Theatre at Caesars Palace, was originally built for Dion’s debut residency in 2003, symbolizing a meaningful connection between the two artists. An attendee captured the moment, describing it as if Dion was “handing the keys” to Adele, a sentiment echoed by the crowd. Commenter on YouTube @Songs-lr4wt summed up this beautiful moment the best with this comment, “This is the best angle and video. We can see entire emotions. From Adele asking where is she to celine crying even after Adele is gone. This moment is iconic at so many levels. Adele performing on the stage built for Celine. Celine going back and sitting where once guest like MJ, prince used to sit and watch her show… and most of all, for Adele, who is truly a legend and super fan of Celine, know how to give respect and regards to a legend. Adele is truly a successor of Celine’s unparalleled success and style of music”. Take a look at the beautiful moment below:
Adele, who plans to take a break from music after her residency ends, shared her desire to live the life she’s built over the past seven years. Meanwhile, Dion, who has been managing Stiff Person’s Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder, made her first public appearance this year at the Paris Olympics. The condition, which causes muscle rigidity and spasms, led her to cancel her tour as she focuses on managing her health.
Celine Dion made a remarkable comeback earlier this year after stepping away from music due to health issues. Despite concerns that she might never return, Dion stunned audiences with a powerful performance at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games opening ceremony, delivering a memorable rendition of Edith Piaf’s “Hymne à l’amour” from atop the Eiffel Tower.
Following the performance, Dion released the live version of the song, “Hymne à l’amour (Live aux Jeux Olympiques de Paris 2024),” which quickly gained popularity, reaching No. 33 on the U.S. iTunes sales chart. This release marks her first solo single in five years, since her 2019 album courage. It’s amazing how she can rocket straight back into the top 50 – but when you hear her vocals, it’s little wonder why, listen below:
