Adele is heading to Wembley Stadium for four nights for The Finale of her world tour.
The global superstar will perform the final shows of her world tour on June 28 to 29 and July 1 to 2.
These hugely anticipated shows will see Adele perform to more than 70,000 fans each night, marking her biggest headline gigs to date.
The shows were originally announced last November when the singer uploaded a video of her singing "Three Lions" to Instagram.
Adele changed the lyrics to "she's coming home" before saying "I'm playing two nights at Wembley Stadium".
The reaction to the homecoming shows was so huge that the run was extended to four days which all sold out instantly.
The Wembley Stadium shows complete a 122-date world tour which included shows in North America, Australia, New Zealand and a headline set at Glastonbury 2016.
Adele at Wembley Stadium
Many fans and news outlets believe these could be her last live shows for quite a while due to the singer's openness about her nerves playing live.
This means The Finale is likely to be extra special for both Adele and her fans attending.
Are tickets still available?
The shows completely sold out in November 2016 but if you still want to buy a ticket then Twickets is the official secondary seller site for the four shows.
For those attending the lead booker whose name is printed on each ticket must provide photo I.D. on entrance, but this has confused some customers wanting to buy secondary tickets via Twickets.
However those who can no longer attend are able to sell their tickets on Twickets at face value or less, and the buyers are able to change the lead bookers name to their own, so you will be able to enter the stadium.
Go to www.twickets.live to buy Adele tickets.
What time does the show start?
The stadium doors open at 6pm and they have asked fans to get there no later than 6.45pm due to increased security checks.
The show itself is expected to start at 8pm , but these times are subject to change.
What will the setlist be?
According to setlist.fm Adele performed the following set at her Australia and New Zealand shows in March so fans can expect something similar.
However as these are the finale hometown shows there's likely to be a few surprises.
- Hello
- Hometown Glory
- One and Only
- I'll Be Waiting
- Rumour Has It
- Water Under the Bridge
- I Miss You
- Skyfall
- Don't You Remember
- Make You Feel My Love
- Send My Love (to Your New Lover)
- Sweetest Devotion
- Chasing Pavements
- Take It All
- Set Fire to the Rain
Encore:
- When We Were Young
- Rolling in the Deep
- Someone Like You
How do I get to Wembley Stadium?
There are three train station with access to Wembley Stadium:
- Wembley Park is on both the Jubilee and Metropolitan underground lines. Currently the Metropolitan line is not accessible for wheelchair users, however, selected Jubilee platforms and trains are.
- Wembley Central is on the Bakerloo underground line and the London Overground line.
- Wembley Stadium is on the Chiltern train line. The Chiltern line travels from the Midlands, Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
For further information, head to the Wembley Stadium site .
Provision is made for accessible parking spaces but it is not advised to drive or catch the bus on major event days.
What's the weather forecast?
According to the Met Office the weather is a mixed bag over the course of the four shows, here are the summaries that we know so far.
Wednesday June 28: Some thundery showers, temperature high of 19 degrees.
Thursday June 29: Sunny spells with light rain, temperature high of 17 degrees.
Saturday July 1: Sunny spells with cloud, temperature high of 18 degrees
Sunday July 2: Sunny spells with cloud, temperature high of 20 degrees
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