Adele puts Munich concert on hold for Olympics Women's 100M race, watch video

Adele's 10-show residency in Munich marks her highly anticipated return to mainland Europe since 2016.

Adele, the global music sensation, showed off her athletic side during her Munich concert. Adele's Olympic interlude was a highlight of her ongoing Munich concert series.

The "Someone Like You" singer surprised her audience by pausing her performance to broadcast the women's 100-meter final from the 2024 Paris Olympics. It was a truly unexpected and exciting moment for fans. A fan who attended the concert posted a video on X in which Adele paused her concert and the women's race was screened.

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The Grammy-winning singer kicked off a series of shows on August 2nd, and it seems she's found a way to keep the energy high for both her and her audience.

The decision to interrupt her show to share this sporting moment with her thousands of fans was met with a mix of surprise and admiration. As the race unfolded on the giant screens, the atmosphere in the arena must have been electric.

The crowd was captivated as they watched Saint Lucia's Julien Alfred claim the gold, with Sha'Carri Richardson from the US securing the silver.

Adele's genuine excitement was contagious as she cheered for the athletes. Her sportsmanship shone through as she applauded Sha'Carri Richardson for her impressive performance, even though she didn't win gold.

Even before her impromptu broadcast of the women's 100-meter final, she expressed her awe for these world-class performers during her opening night in Munich.

The singer praised Simone Biles for her incredible achievements, highlighting the dedication and skill required to excel at such a high level.

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It's a moment that will undoubtedly be remembered for years to come, showcasing Adele's down-to-earth personality and love for sports.

Adele's 10-show residency in Munich marks her highly anticipated return to mainland Europe since 2016.

The massive open-air venue, with a capacity of 80,000, has been hosting the lucky fans who managed to secure tickets to these sold-out shows.