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One of Canada's best-known musicians has sold more than a hundred million records during his four-decade career, toured all six continents (he was the first Western musician to perform in Pakistan or Vietnam, for example), and topped the charts in forty countries. He received Canada's highest state award, was inducted into the Music Hall of Fame, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

For over a decade, ACT Music's Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic series has celebrated extraordinary moments of live jazz in one of the world's most iconic concert halls.

One of Canada's best-known musicians has sold more than a hundred million records during his four-decade career, toured all six continents (he was the first Western musician to perform in Pakistan or Vietnam, for example), and topped the charts in forty countries. He received Canada's highest state award, was inducted into the Music Hall of Fame, and has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

For over a decade, ACT Music's Jazz at Berlin Philharmonic series has celebrated extraordinary moments of live jazz in one of the world's most iconic concert halls.

Bryan Adams pleads for more rock in the world and he makes it known with the help of… John Cleese! The famous member of Monty Python lent his voice in the introduction of Kick Ass, one of the 12 songs of this fifteenth album of the Canadian singer. Parodying the sermon of a preacher, the comedian recounts that an angel dressed in boots and blue jeans was sent to earth to spread the good word of rock'n'roll. Humor and guitars go hand in hand in this title which perfectly reflects the tone of this disc: between So Happy It Hurts praising spontaneity and Never Gonna Rain and his almost blissful optimism, the present opus reveals a Bryan Adams who remains faithful to his image of prince of euphoria and happiness. Equipped with his eternal blonde hair, the famous interpreter of Run To You and (Everything I Do) and I Do It For You has lost none of his sense of seduction either, as proven by Just Like Me, Just Like You and I've Been Looking For You. The dashing sixty-something also takes stock of his long career with the track On The Road, in which he retraces his 45 years of tireless touring around the world. Through all these titles in which the adverb "Up" ("up; standing") appears many times, Bryan Adams has only one goal: to pull listeners up, after a period of pandemic which hardly seems to have achieved it.

These Foolish Things is a 1973 album by Bryan Ferry, containing cover versions of standard songs. It was his first solo effort, as he was still Roxy Music's lead singer.

BRYAN ADAMS has been recording and touring the world as a musician for four decades.

BRYAN ADAMS has been recording and touring the world as a musician for four decades.
The Grammy award winning singer/songwriter has recorded 14 studio albums and his latest album “Shine A Light” was released in 2019. Pretty Woman is the first musical he has written with co-writer Jim Vallance.
Over the years, his music has achieved #1 status in over 40 countries. He has three Academy Awards and five Golden Globe nominations, not to mention he is also a Companion of the Order of Canada. Adams performs over 100+ concerts a year playing to audiences on six continents.

It took over twenty years from his entry into the gospel music world, but Bryan Duncan finally became a star during the mid-'90s, hitting number one on Christian radio ten times from 1993 to 1997. He had formed the Sweet Comfort Band in the early '70s and recorded half a dozen LPs with the band, but after the trio agreed to split in 1984, he released his debut solo album Have Yourself Committed just one year later. By 1993's Mercy, Duncan had begun a parade of hits, including "Love Takes Time," "I'll Not Forget You" and "You Don't Leave Me Lonely." Born in Ogden, Utah as a preacher's son, Duncan began writing songs as a teenager while living in North Carolina.