According to the Dailymail, a preview clip of Adele, British singer and songwriter, performing live "Hello" song on television after a long gap of almost three years has been released by BBC Music.

The "Rolling In The Deep" singer appeared on the one hour-long special episode hosted by Graham Norton and performed some of her sensational hit tracks from the past and also from her upcoming album "25." This was Adele's first television performance since she performed "Skyfall" at the 85th Academy Awards in February 2013, where she won Best Original Song for the 23rd James Bond film.

"Hello" has been a smashing hit song of 2015 and ruling the music charts with first place according to Billboard Hot 100 list. The song is enjoying biggest sales week which was earlier the credit of Elton John's Princess Diana tribute in 1997.

Earlier, Graham Norton, Irish television and Radio-Presenter, Comedian and Actor, said that hosting a show with Adele was really great. He added that a chance to listen to her music and talk about her career and personal life was in itself a music event of the year.

When the 27 year old singer was asked about rumors of her being banned from using her own Twitter account, she nodded a yes and confirmed that her management team has actually restricted her from posting tweets before they are checked and approved by them. She confessed that this was a step taken by her management on account of her drunk tweeting in the past and which consequently landed her into trouble then, quoted Telegraph. The "Daydreamer" singer has almost 24 million Twitter followers.

Adele's new album "25" is set to release on November 20, 2015. This album is Adele's third album and is expected to achieve the same success as of her previous albums "19" and "21. Some of Adele's hit songs are "Skyfall", "Someone like you", "Turning Tables", "Set fire to the rain" and many more, which have ruled the music charts for a very long time after their release.