Adele looks set for a pretty massive winter ahead, with sources claiming that her long-awaited third album will finally drop in November.
We've been awaiting what feels like an age for the follow-up to the massive LP 21, and now it looks like it could finally be upon us, with Daily Double Dose reporting that the album will come out via XL and Columbia on 11 November.
They add that the second single is likely due in the first or second week of November, with a run of TV appearances on the likes of The Today Show, SNL and many more.
Blur's Damon Albarn recently revealed that the new Adele material that he's heard was very 'middle of the road', while she's also been working with Danger Mouse, Tobias Jesso Jr, Paul Epworth, Pharrell, Ryan Teddder and more - but not Phil Collins who described her as a 'slippery little fish'.
Anticipation for the record is high, after 21 shifted more than 30million copies worldwise. She's also been named as a favourite to headline Glastonbury 2016, alongside the likes of Foo Fighters and Coldplay.
