Mumbai, 11th October 2026: Rising pop star ADÉLA brought her Red Bottoms Tour to Los Angeles’ Fonda Theatre on October 8, delivering a high-energy performance as part of a breakthrough year. The Slovak singer commanded the stage with her signature pink hair, a striking silver two-piece outfit and choreography shaped by her background as a ballet dancer. The show also brought a meaningful reunion, with former Dream Academy colleagues Megan Skiendiel and Lara Raj of KATSEYE, alongside Emily Kelavos of Saint Satine, watching from the audience.
The concert marked one of two Los Angeles dates on the tour, which began in August. Known for combining expressive movement with bold pop production, ADÉLA has been building a distinctive identity through her unapologetic sound and theatrical performances. The Los Angeles appearance reflected her growing momentum, with fans capturing the show’s energetic moments and sharing their excitement online. Backstage, the singer reunited with her former Dream Academy peers, turning the evening into a celebration of both her artistic progress and the connections formed during their shared journey.
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ADÉLA’s live success follows the release of her debut album, PRIMA, in September 2026. The record debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, while two of its singles, “Ain’t in LA” and “Nicole Kidman”, have made their mark on the Billboard Hot 100. “Ain’t in LA” reached No. 27, while “Nicole Kidman” climbed to No. 11. The latter also gained wider attention after Nicole Kidman embraced the song, helping amplify its popularity across social media and pop culture.
Her journey has been particularly notable given her early exit from Dream Academy, the competition series that led to the formation of KATSEYE. Now carving out her own path, ADÉLA is turning that experience into part of her artistic story while building a growing audience through her music and live performances. With PRIMA establishing her debut-era sound and the Red Bottoms Tour bringing it to the stage, the singer’s Los Angeles shows signal another milestone in her emergence as a pop artist to watch.

