Adele for throat surgery in a bid to fix the problems

British singer Adele for throat surgery in a bid to fix the problems is which have threatened to wreck her voice forever.

Now the singer has canceled the show one more string which she had been due to perform in the UK next month, to allow her to recover.

Adele has been beset by problems with her voice only "switching off" and last month U.S. tour audience apologized for calling.

She was a vocal cord haemorrhage has been evaluated.

The Someone Like You singer, a UK series was due to start on November 7, shows in Wolverhampton Civic Hall, but has now been pending for years, it is forced to pull plug on other commitments.

Adele was told by medical staff that he needs to rest and recuperate.

A statement released on her behalf said: "It is with deep regret that Adele has been forced to cancel her remaining live dates and promotional appearances in 2011.

"She is to undergo surgery to alleviate the current issues with her throat and a full recovery is expected. As a result, doctors have ordered her to rest her voice and completely recuperate before looking to schedule any work commitments."

In a lengthy blog about her condition earlier this month, the singer said she's "heartbroken and worried" by her had further problems with sound

She in the first year with a chest infection appears to struggle through and it later transpired she also had a problem with her vocal cords.

Writing of her upset, the 23-year-old said: "Singing is literally my life - it's my hobby, my love, my freedom and now my job."

Dolly Parton with Perth's unique presence in Australia

Dolly Parton with Perth's unique presence in Australia this November, she first time in 30 years will return to grace.

New tracks in their original audience favorite to win will not be tolerated because the line-up is full of Parton's classics such as 'Here you come again', 'Jolene' and 'I Will Always Love You'.

Dolly Parton tells 720 Perth's Eoin Cameron that because of the economic downturn in the United States her original songs are back in demand.

"Actually it's a lot of uplifting songs; times are kind of hard these days and I think people have a tendency to get a little sad and down so there's a lot wonderful songs in it that makes it look like it's going to be a better day."

That's what inspired the name of the tour, "The Better Day Tour" and multi-Grammy award winner says he's happy in Perth wants to sprinkle.

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has reveal about Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill films

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich has revealed that Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill films have a opportunity to compose the score.

The drummer collaboration album with Lou Reed, said that after dinner he met the director in San Francisco and Tarantino told him he had written a number of Kill Bill's fight scenes to Metallica's music.

Ulrich told Newsweek Magazine: "One of the most surreal 30 minutes of my life was having Quentin Tarantino six inches from my face, eyes dancing, intensely animated, explaining in intricate detail how he had written and choreographed the two main fight scenes in the film [Kill Bill] to the Metallica songs 'Enter Sandman' and 'Sad But True'. Tarantino’s next-level movie magic married to Metallica music, all turned up to 11."

The drummer added that he was excited to do the project, until Tarantino sent him the script, adding: "The script. Man, was it thick and dense. I realized that most of this was written in a language that was outside of my realm of understanding. I had never encountered a narrative like this, set in, to me, a very foreign culture of martial arts and Asian myths. I just couldn’t wrap my thick Danish head around it".

Ulrich turned down the chance and said he believed the decision was his "single biggest mistake I’ve made in the creative department".

Metallica and Lou Reed's 'Lulu' is due for release with the North American on October 31, release following a day later on November 1.