Bryan Adams

Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams, a music veteran of over five decades, recently revealed the inspiration behind his iconic hit 'Summer of '69'. He confessed a tinge of regret for not writing the lyrics himself, citing Bob Seger's 'Night Moves' as a brilliant, nostalgic influence that perfectly captured teenage angst and burgeoning sexuality.

The Canadian singer-songwriter is all set to return to India on October 9. This will be Adams’ fifth Indian outing/tour.

'Summer of 69' singer Bryan Adams claims his entire collection of instruments, including his prized vintage guitar, was 'defaced' by customs officials at an airport in Egypt.

Legendary singer Bryan Adams rocked New Delhi during his 'So Happy It Hurts Tour'. He performed iconic hits like '(Everything I Do) I Do It for You', 'Summer of ‘69', and 'Heaven'. The audience sang along to favorites such as 'Cloud Number Nine' and 'Let’s Make a Night To Remember'. Phone lights illuminated the venue during 'Heaven', creating a magical atmosphere. Guitarist Keith Scott and drummer Pat Stewart enhanced the performance. The concert concluded with 'Straight from the Heart', leaving a lasting impression on fans.

Bryan Adams' concert's organisers have received about 5000 applications for a refund. A total of 6,400 tickets had been sold.

Suniel and Mana Shetty who play hosts to Bryan Adams guests have decided to go vegetarian during the tour dates so that the singing star is at ease.

Bryan Adams' concert which was re-scheduled for February 20 in Gurgaon stands cancelled. Ticket holders to get refund...

While the musician's fans may be excited to witness Bryan Adams cast his spell once again in India with his signature brand of feel-good rock and roll ballads, Bollywood celebrities are equally excited to witness the international icon live in India

Bryan Adams concert is one of the biggest things happening in India right now, and Bollywood won't miss this bus.

The Canadian singer-songwriter, who is coming to the country for the fifth time now, has apparently worked on his India set for months on end.

Bryan Adams is performing in Delhi on February 15, and the show’s organiser, Sujit Jain says it’s only the beginning of more international singers coming to the city

Legendary singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is set to take the stage as he has announced his first tour as an independent artist.

Bryan Adams will always be 18 till he dies but, just for the sake of keeping count, fans and friends sent over their best wishes on his 61st birthday.

The organizers of the Bryan Adams show in Delhi that was cancelled have finally issued a statement categorically saying that rescheduling efforts did not work out.

The organizers of the Bryan Adams show in Delhi that was cancelled have finally issued a statement categorically saying that the rescheduling efforts have not worked.

He shares, “My parents are huge fans of Bryan Adams and they introduced me to his music. Bryan Adams was the reason I decided to become a musician so I feel like life has come full circle for me"

Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams will be seen sharing the stage with some of India’s most prominent playback singers

Known the world over for his signature brand of feel-good rock and roll ballads, Bryan Adams is an icon of epic proportions.

It's going to be a great New Year celebration for Bryan Adams fans in Bangalore. The celebrated international singer and songwriter will perform in the city on February 13, 2011.

There’s admittedly plenty more to this Canadian rocker’s oeuvre than just his evergreen Summer of 69 and 18 Till I Die, despite the number of times those songs are played at college proms and reunion dances.

The singer comes up with an idea to help the tsunami victims in Japan

There is nothing more overwhelming than getting a response from your childhood icon! Something similar happened with Anuj Sachdeva of Sabki Laadli Bebo fame. His happiness knew no bounds when he received a response on an Instagram post by none other than the global icon, Bryan Adams. The actor had posted a story featuring a song by Bryan and had also tagged his favourite singer. However, he had least expected it to be acknowledged by the latter. So, when it actually happened, Anuj couldn’t believe his eyes.

They're calling it the Bummer of 69. For countless Bryan Adams fans across the city, the news of their rock idols concert getting postponed cut like a knife, no puns intended. And understandably, they went straight to networking sites to pour out their woes from outrage to disappointment.

Sheldon Aranjo, a diabetic attendee at Bryan Adams's Mumbai concert, publicly criticized the organizers for insufficient washroom facilities. He detailed his experience of soiling himself due to long queues for only three available toilets, sharing a picture as evidence.

Known for his power-packed concerts, Bryan Adams has come to India four times since 1995

After rocking the stage with his famous numbers, Bryan Adams partied with the Hyderabadis

Bryan Adams wants to make the most of his India trip, and it seems like meeting Bollywood biggies are not high on his priority list.

The singing legend, who is coming to India for the fifth time now, will kick off his five-city India tour from Ahmedabad and wrap up in New Delhi. Also included on the jaunt are stops in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru.

The singer will perform in Mumbai on October 12.