Adele has revealed the 12 songs that have made it onto her highly anticipated new album.

The British superstar’s fourth studio album, called 30, is due to be released on 19 November and is her first one in six years, following 2015’s record-breaking 25.

She has previously said it is a reflection of a turbulent period of her life, which included divorcing ex-husband Simon Konecki.

30 – November 19 pic.twitter.com/vp6ornlda2

In an interview with British Vogue, the 33-year-old mum-of-one said the album was a way for her to explain the divorce to her nine-year-old son, Angelo.

The ‘Hello’ singer shared the much-awaited tracklist online, revealing 30 will open with a song entitled Strangers By Nature and will close with Love Is A Game.

I Drink Wine is the seventh track and the eighth is All Night Parking, which is listed as featuring the late jazz great Erroll Garner.

Her hit single Easy On Me, which smashed streaming records after registering 24 million listens in one week, also features.

Adele website ‘crashes’ as singer announces BST Hyde Park London shows for 2022 – which will be her first in five years

Adele’s Easy On Me breaks streaming record with 24 million listens in one week

Adele’s new album 30: Oprah Winfrey to interview Easy On Me singer in two-hour special as she debuts more new music

Other songs include My Little Love, Cry Your Heart Out and Can I Get It.

Woman Like Me, Hold On, and To Be Loved are the remaining songs, however, three bonus tracks are included in a deluxe edition of the album with US retail giant Target.

They are Wild Wild West, Can’t Be Together, and a version of Easy On Me with Chris Stapleton.

The tracklist reveal comes after Adele announced she will perform in London in 2022, in what will be her first live shows in five years.

She will also be interviewed by Oprah Winfrey as part of a two-hour special called One Night Only on US network CBS on 14 November.

Related posts:

Glastonbury Pyramid Stage architect Bill Harkin dies aged 83 Record label changes its name to avoid links to Armenian genocide Police called to alerts at Harry and Meghan’s home nine times in nine months Dame Elizabeth Anionwu: Who is the nurse honoured by Dua Lipa at the Brits? Is Bennifer back on? J Lo and Ben Affleck reunion rumours spark noughties nostalgia ‘Goodbye British Sea Power’: Band changes name to avoid ‘nationalism’ link Una Stubbs, star of Till Death Us Do Part and Sherlock, dies aged 84 ‘Lucky to be alive’: Skins star seriously injured after being hit by cement truck in New York Drake makes surprise appearance at Wireless – performing for first time since pandemic began Strictly producers learning sign language ahead of first deaf contestant’s appearance ‘Serious and shocking’: The Voice Of Holland taken off air over sexual misconduct claims ‘No criminality’ in trans activists’ tweet that revealed JK Rowling’s home address