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The 'Hello' crooner is scheduled to kick off her tour to support her newly-released studio album in late February.

• Nov 27, 2015

AceShowbiz - Adele is going to embark on a tour next year to support her newly-released studio album "25". "Hello, it's me - Adele," the British singer/songwriter said in an Instagram video before laughing at her own opening line which sounded similar to the first line of her new hit single "Hello". "God. I can't even say that anymore," she joked.

UK & EU, go to live.adele.com for details

A video posted by @adele on Nov 26, 2015 at 5:02am PST

In a longer clip posted on Facebook, she even used a wand to show some of her tour stops on the map. "It's hard work being Harry Potter!" she giggled. Joking aside, she said, "I've been bluffing all this time, and I am relieved to finally tell you that I am of course coming on tour, and I can't wait to see all of you there. So see you all very, very soon!"

Adele will kick it off in her home country of United Kingdom with a concert in Belfast on February 29 and March 1. She is expected to stay on the road until June but unfortunately no U.S. date is listed so far, something that many of her U.S. fans are complaining about. This will be her first tour in five years since 2011's tour for her CD "21".

When @Adele is going on tour but isn't coming to America🙄😩😭😭

� laishaaa (@ayeitslaisha) November 26, 2015

@Adele what about a U.S. Tour???? No dates yet? 😭😭😭😭💔💔💔

� Z (@Zena270) November 26, 2015

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