What is the title of Adele's first live album?

Adele’s first live album is titled Live at the Royal Albert Hall. It documents a concert recorded at London’s Royal Albert Hall during her Adele Live tour and was released in 2011 as both a live album and a concert video package.

The performance was recorded on 22 September 2011 and features songs from Adele’s albums 19 and 21. The accompanying release included a CD, DVD, and behind-the-scenes material, allowing listeners to experience the concert beyond the original venue performance.

The album is sometimes confused with television specials or informal descriptions such as “Adele Live” or “The Royal Albert Hall Concert.” Those phrases may describe the event, but the official title is Live at the Royal Albert Hall. The set also includes Adele’s interpretations of songs such as Bonnie Raitt’s “I Can’t Make You Love Me” and “If It Hadn’t Been for Love,” alongside her own hits.