ADÉLA Sells Out Fonda Theatre, Stakes Claim as Pop’s Next Breakout

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Rising pop artist ADÉLA played her first sold-out headline show at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles, a milestone in her push toward mainstream pop stardom.

During the set, the “Ain’t in LA” singer spoke about her own immigrant background, telling the crowd that the city’s identity is inseparable from its immigrant population. The remarks underscored a theme that has run through her music and public persona as she builds a following in the pop market.

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