Adele has reportedly signed a multi-million‑pound deal to write a tell‑all autobiography and is in discussions about a world tour, British tabloid reports said on Wednesday.
The Daily Mail, citing The Sun, reported that the 37‑year‑old singer — who has won 16 Grammys, 12 BRIT Awards, an Oscar, an Emmy and a Golden Globe — has agreed to a book that will cover her rise to fame and aspects of her personal life, including her childhood, time at the BRIT School, relationships and motherhood. The Sun quoted a source saying publishers have long courted her and that "finally she is ready" to tell her story "in her own words — beyond the headlines." The publication also said Adele is in talks about returning to the road and possibly releasing new music.
Separate reporting by The Mirror cited Companies House filings related to Adele's business interests, saying accounts showed sizeable deposits and earnings connected to her 2024 residencies in Las Vegas and Munich. The Mirror reported Melted Stone Publishing Ltd held £13.5 million in cash, Melted Stone Ltd recorded about £6 million, and A.Adkins Touring Ltd showed more modest sums. The publication said the filings pointed to earnings of roughly £7.7 million after tax payments recorded in the accounts. The residencies, which ended in 2024, were widely reported at the time as highly lucrative and drew large audiences.
Adele's Munich concerts were also the subject of recognition from Guinness World Records. The organisation said more than 730,000 fans attended ten open‑air shows there, the highest attendance of any concert residency outside Las Vegas, and verified what it described as "the largest continuous outdoor LED screen" used in a concert residency. Joanne Brent, a Guinness World Records adjudicator, praised the staging and visual effects that accompanied the performances.
Adele has previously resisted offers to write a memoir, according to media reports, and her team has often declined immediate comment on tabloid coverage. The Daily Mail said it had contacted the singer's representatives for comment on Wednesday; there was no immediate public response to the requests reported by the outlets.
The reports come after a sustained period of high commercial activity for Adele. Her Las Vegas residency ran for two years and attracted widespread media coverage, while the Munich shows generated record attendance figures and the staging accolades noted by Guinness. The singer's achievements on record and stage have been accompanied by a series of high-profile awards that span the music, film and television industries.
News that she may be preparing an autobiography follows a trend of major artists documenting their careers in long‑form accounts, but media outlets presenting the story have emphasised that details of the proposed book and any tour remain subject to confirmation. Representatives for Guinness World Records and Companies House filings provide the public record for the residency figures and company accounts cited in media reports.
Adele rose to international prominence with her debut album and has since built a career marked by commercial success and critical recognition. Any formal announcement about a book, new music or tour would likely be made by her own team or a publisher. For now, the reports published on Sept. 17, 2025, frame the developments as negotiations and agreements described to tabloid newspapers and supported by public company records and industry acknowledgements.