Adele Tour tickets sold for more than £2,100 as it went up to TEN times the original value due to high demands

Tickets to see Adele on the UK leg of her European tour are already being resold for up to ten times their face value just hours after they have gone on sale, despite the singer's website stating that the ‘resale of tickets will not be tolerated’. her new album ‘25’ became the fastest-selling UK album ever when it was released last month, is set to perform a 15-week concert tour of Britain, Ireland and Europe in February and March next year.

Those registered with the Adele fan club were given access to pre-sale tickets from 9am this morning.

Just a couple of hours after tickets went on sale they have appeared on reselling websites for up to ten times their value.

Tickets cost between £35 and £95, plus booking fees. There is also a limit for four tickets per person.

On Seatwave – a secondary ticket website owned by Ticketmaster – a lower level 4 ticket to the Saturday March 19 gig at the 02 arena is being sold for £209.99, up to £899 for a level 1 seated ticket.

Viagogo has tickets to the same performance starting at £243, for an upper tier seat, up to an astonishing £2,100.53 for a seat in one of the blocks on the arena floor.

General sale tickets do not go on sale until 9am on Friday 4 December, when another batch of tickets will be made available to those who want to see the British singer on tour.