While I was playing Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain,” a girl stepped in and started to sing — and her voice moved the entire crowd. Emotional, raw, and powerful, this spontaneous duet turned ...

“Set Fire to the Rain” is an emotionally impactful song by Adele from her acclaimed album 21. Released on January 24, 2011, the song addresses heartbreak, resilience, and letting go of a toxic ...

Watch as a talented girl unexpectedly joins me for a powerful rendition of "Set Fire to the Rain." Her emotional vocals and passion create a breathtaking moment that touches everyone around. This ...

In 2009, just over a year after releasing her debut album, 19, Adele embarked on a follow up - that 'difficult second album' so many artists are faced with, especially if they are lucky enough to have ...

It’s been 42 days since the city of Brotherly Love saw measurable rain, breaking the previous 29-day record set in 1874. The forecast for rain totals across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic.

LeBron James is enjoying his post-Olympics break as he was seen enjoying an Adele concert on Thursday night, while Draymond Green and rapper Stormzy were in the crowd as well.

A video captured by a fellow concertgoer showed James under an umbrella, shielding himself from rain as Adele sang her hit song, Set Fire To Rain, released in 2011 as part of her second studio album.

Ironically, Adele was performing “Set Fire to the Rain” and a little bit of water didn’t stop LeBron performing what appears to be his favorite Adele song ever.

Adele was singing Skyfall when it started it started to pour, right before Set Fire to the Rain, during her Munich Messe concert on Wednesday. Adele in Munich is the singer's second residency in her ...

Adele adapted quickly, switching into a pair of sneakers to avoid slipping on the massive stage. 80,000 people watched along as she performed “Oh My God” from her most recent album, 30, while ...

“If it stops raining when I do ‘Set Fire to the Rain,’ I’m going to be fucking furious,” Adele joked. The rain did get lighter as the night went on.