Adele planning comeback concert ahead of third album release: report

The beloved British singer might be planning a string of comeback concerts ahead of the rumored October release of her next album.

Rumor has it Adele might be preparing for a big musical comeback.

The Grammy-winning singer is said to be planning a comeback concert at London's Royal Albert Hall to launch her highly anticipated third studio album, according to British tabloid the Sunday Express.

Adele, 25, has not performed a full-length concert since 2011. The Oscar-winning singer took a break after the release of her second bestselling album "21," after undergoing surgery on her vocal chords.

"She is considering a comeback gig to promote her new CD," a source close to the singer reportedly told the Express.

"Her voice has been getting stronger over time and she has been working hard to rehabilitate it. A world tour is still a long way off, certainly a conventional series of shows."

The singer resurfaced in 2013, winning an Oscar and Golden Globe award for her song ‘Skyfall’ for the James Bond movie of the same name.

The "Rolling in the Deep" singer also took time to settle into motherhood after giving birth to son Angelo with boyfriend Simon Konecki in 2012.

She briefly resurfaced in 2013 with the Oscar and Golden Globe-winning song "Skyfall," for the 23rd James Bond movie of the same name.

"This is the most exciting and promising news fans have had from Adele for ages," the source said.

"Everything will be on her terms .... She has vowed that she never wants to break down during a tour or put her voice through so much stress that she suffers problems. Her doctors warned her that stress could also mean more surgery and she is adamant that she never wants to go through that again.