ADÉLA Makes Her Case For Pop Stardom at Sold-Out Los Angeles Show: ‘I’m an Immigrant’
LA wouldn't be LA without ... the immigrants," the "Ain't in LA" singer declared at her first sold-out show at the Fonda Theatre.
Pop singer AdÉLA graced the stage at Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre, captivating her audience with a sold-out performance on October 8. The Slovak artist, known for her striking bright pink hair, fiery choreography, and powerful vocals, took the stage in her signature style, bringing her Red Bottoms Tour to the venue for the first of two Los Angeles dates.
With her debut album PRIMA debuting at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 and chart-topping singles "Ain't in LA" and "Nicole Kidman," AdÉla's star was clearly on the rise. The performance, featuring her music alongside choreography and fashion, highlighted her unique artistry and ability to carry a show centered around her creativity. Although she didn't perform her unreleased track "Homewrecked" during this Los Angeles run, she explained her decision with an apology for a specific lyric in her catalog.
ADÉLa, who moved to Los Angeles from Slovakia years ago to participate in Dream Academy, shared her journey and the inspiration behind "Ain't in LA," a song that recognizes the role of immigrants in shaping the city.
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