Adele looks set to make her UK live comeback at the Brit Awards, three months after surgery to cure a voice-threatening condition.
The star underwent an operation in the US in early November after being diagnosed with a vocal cord haemorrhage which could have wrecked her singing voice forever.
But she has now been lined up to perform at next month’s awards bash which takes place at London's O2 Arena.
It marks a return to the event which kick-started her career, following last year’s show-stopping performance of 'Someone Like You'.
Last month Adele told her fans she is “on the mend” following laser microsurgery at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
The record-breaking star – who sold 3.7 million copies of her album 21 in 2011 - was forced to cancel a string of live shows due to her throat problems.
She had earlier complained of her voice just “switching off”, a problem which caused concern for many months.
It is not clear whether the Brits performance on February 21 will be her overall comeback.
She is among the nominees for the high-profile Grammy Awards a week earlier, in the running for six prizes, but has not been named in the first batch of performers at that bash.
:: British male solo artist:
Ed Sheeran
James Blake
James Morrison
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
Professor Green
:: British female solo artist:
Adele
Florence + The Machine
Jessie J
Kate Bush
Laura Marling
:: British breakthrough act:
Anna Calvi
Ed Sheeran
Emeli Sande
Jessie J
The Vaccines
:: British group:
Arctic Monkeys
Chase & Status
Coldplay
Elbow
Kasabian
:: British single:
Adele – 'Someone Like You'
Ed Sheeran – 'The A Team'
Example – 'Changed The Way You Kissed M'
Jessie J ft BOB – 'Price Tag'
JLS ft Dev – 'She Makes Me Wanna'
Military Wives/Gareth Malone – 'Wherever You Are'
Olly Murs ft Rizzle Kicks – 'Heart Skips A Beat'
One Direction – 'What Makes You Beautiful'
Pixie Lott – 'All About Tonight'
The Wanted – 'Glad You Came'
:: MasterCard British album of the year:
Adele – '21'
Coldplay – 'Mylo Xyloto'
Ed Sheeran – +
Florence + The Machine – 'Ceremonials'
PJ Harvey – 'Let England Shake'
:: International male solo artist:
Aloe Blacc
Bon Iver
Bruno Mars
David Guetta
Ryan Adams
:: International female solo artist:
Beyonce
Bjork
Feist
Lady Gaga
Rihanna
:: International group:
Fleet Foxes
Foo Fighters
Jay Z/Kanye West
Lady Antebellum
Maroon 5
:: International breakthrough act:
Aloe Blacc
Bon Iver
Foster The People
Lana Del Rey
Nicki Minaj
:: Outstanding contribution to music award:
Blur
:: Critics’ choice:
Emeli Sande
:: British producer:
Paul Epworth
Flood
Ethan Johns