Adele’s ‘25’ Album Release Date Confirmed; Features Collaborations With Other Artists!

The time is right for Adele: "25" album release date has been confirmed, and it will be available on Nov. 20, 2015, according to Capital FM. Also released was the track list for the new album. With the set released, rumors about Adele's collaboration with other artists were also confirmed.

Aside from Adele's "25" album release date, the singer also revealed the artists she worked with when the album was made available for pre-order on iTunes, as reported by Digital Spy.

Some of the notable artists who co-wrote songs with Adele for her new album include Ryan Tedder. Tedder, the frontman of the band "One Republic," collaborated with Adele for the song "Rumour Has It" from the previous album. Paul Epworth, who co-wrote Grammy-winning songs "Rolling In The Deep" and James Bond theme and title "Skyfall," also co-wrote two songs for "25," according to Digital Spy.

There were rumors that Pharell Williams might appear in the new album,

As he shared some insight on what it was like working with the singer, as reported by Complex.

Pharell's name was not on the track list, but Bruno Mars is. Adele revealed that Bruno Mars was involved with one of her songs, and she has nothing but praises for the "Uptown Funk" singer, in her recent interview with i-D. Adele said that they "were having too much fun," and that she has "never sung so hard" in her whole life.

Another notable collaborator for "25" is Max Martin, whose works include collaborations with Barbra Streisand, Bette Midler, and even Taylor Swift. Adele admits that she didn't know who Martin was. It was only until she heard Taylor Swift's "Trouble," when she learned from Tedder that it was one of Martin's works, according to Time.

With Adele's "25" album release date confirmed, fans have already started pre-ordering on iTunes. It is available for $10.99, and already has 6,182 five-star ratings.