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Bryan Adams With his powerfully raspy voice and T-shirt and blue jeans classic rock swagger, Bryan Adams is a pop icon who has scored hit after hit, attaining global fame in the 1980s. A rising star in his native Canada beginning in the late '70s, he first made headway with his 1983 album Cuts Like a Knife. However, it was 1984's Reckless that turned him into an international sensation thanks to the hits "Run to You," "Heaven," and "Summer of '69." From that point on, Adams sold out arenas (much like his contemporaries Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp) and broke chart records, as with his 1991 power ballad "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)." He continued this success with 1994's "All for Love" and 1995's "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman," and remained a formidable presence on the American charts with albums like 1991's Waking Up the Neighbours and 1996's 18 Til I Die. Adams has also retained a loyal audience in the U.K. and Canada, where he's scored Top Ten albums like 2008's 11, 2015's Get Up, and 2019's Juno Award-winning Shine a Light.

Limited five CD set containing a quintet of albums from the Canadian AOR singer/songwriter: Reckless, 18 Till I Die, Live Live Live, Waking Up The Neighbors and MTV Unplugged.

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

The Canadian pop rock singer captured live in performance at Sydney Opera House in 2011. The concert was part of Adams' 'Bare Bones' tour and saw him play hits including 'Run to You', 'Let's Make a Night to Remember', 'Summer of '69', 'The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You' and 'Have You Ever Really Loved a Women'.

Bryan Adams has re-recorded a selection of his biggest hits and deep cuts for a new release.
Weeks after dropping his 15th LP ‘So Happy It Hurts’, the singer-songwriter shared ‘Classic’ across digital platforms as the first part of a series of similar projects.

In 2022, Bryan Adams headlined three epic nights at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall. Each evening, Adams performed one of his classic albums in its entirety: Cuts Like A Knife (Night 1), Into The Fire (Night 2) and Waking up The Neighbours (Night 3). For the first time these recordings are available on one exquisite box set which includes 35 songs on 3 CDs, a Blu-Ray DVD featuring all of the performances, and a 32-page photo book featuring exclusive images from these storied nights.[

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.