Watch Adele's 2016 Grammys Performance of "All I Ask"

Feb 16, 2016, 07:02
Watch Adele's 2016 Grammys Performance of

The singer is now gearing up for "When We Were Young" serves as the second offering from Adele's chart-smashing album, "25", following the monster success of lead single "Hello". The sultry soul songstress.

Standing on the small round stage in the middle of the audience, she brought some to tears with an attractive rendition of "All I Ask" off of her latest album, 25.

Adele appeared to run into some sound issues of the start, but she was able to power through and deliver a strong performance, a testament to her ability as a performer. As a solution, she tried to blast her way past it, and that's rarely a good idea, even for singers with a voice as unbelievable and impeccable as hers.

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The guitar part of the song never sounded quite right and seemed to fade away completely half way through the song.

Tune into the Grammy Awards on Monday, Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.

Coming mere minutes after news broke that Rihanna had cancelled her performance on doctor's orders, the technical glitches did not go down well with fans.

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Tonight's GRAMMYs performance was obviously just a fluke.

It was exactly the kind of haunting visual the song deserved.

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