More than 5,000 people enjoyed the concert that Bryan Adams offered last night in Palace of San Juan (Real City) in the occasion of the acts organized by the regional Government to give continuity to the commemoration of the 400 anniversary of the publication of the Quijote.

The popular rocker took advantage of his first performance in Spain within his European tour to present/display Anthology, a double album recopilatorio, with 36 songs, with which he commemorates 25 years of race, informed the Meeting.

Wrapped in the scene by 72,000 watios of sound and 150,000 of light, Adams made a review by their known subjects more with those than she has obtained than to 60 million discs more sold anywhere in the world and “numbers 1” in more than 30 countries. (more…)

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Bryan Adams and Billy Joel at the Colosseum 31 July.

Bryan and Billy Joel are the “ospiti d’onore” at this year’s free-entry Telecomcert to be held at the Colosseum on Monday, 31 July at 21.00.
Bryan will take the stage first and will sing for about an hour, followed by a two-hour performance by Billy Joel, who hasn’t performed on Italian soil for over 11 years. Bryan’s most recent tour in Italy, but which excluded Rome, was last September.

The event, which is organised by Telecom and the city every summer, boasts a 26-metre long stage and ten megascreens. Numerous tents will be set up to deal with emergencies and three tanks of drinking water will be available to the public. A special area for the disabled (with some 200 seats) will also be available.

Special barriers will be set up to protect the monuments and archaeological sites along Via dei Fori Imperiali. (more…)

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HE summed it up perfectly: “It was great last time but tonight it was even better.”

It only took one word from him in the strongest Scouse accent possible – LIVERPOOL – and the Big Top roared as you have never heard it before.

There really could not have been a better act to bring the Summer Pops to a grand finale than the Canadian rocker, Bryan Adams.

He never fails to impress, whether its at the Summer Pops or before a huge crowd at the MEN Arena, Bryan will always bring the house down.

And last night was no exception with the sell out audience dancing and rocking the night away with the star. (more…)

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IT WAS the last night of the Summer Pops 06 and what a way to go out as Canada’s finest singersongwriter played a stunning two-hour set.

It was a greatest hits collection and more with pencil-thin Bryan and his band, all in dark T-shirts and jeans, who ensured that this was a real going-away party where audience participation was compulsory.

Bryan had two microphones set up on stage: one on the right and one on the left allowing him to run from one to the other between songs so his fans could see him.

It was a rich, faultless and diverse set delivered without any pop pomposity.

Everything I Do) I do It For You, which stayed at the top of the charts longer than any other number one, was here presented via Bryan on acoustic guitar. The crowd joined in on all the right places. (more…)

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For the Bryan Adams´ fans who are heading to the concert in
Benidorm, Spain 29 July, the organizers have
changed the venue from the Estadio Las Foites to
the Bullring of Benidorm.

For more information contact Tick Tack Ticket
Outlets or ticktackticket.com
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An exposition of Bryan’s photographs takes place in Rome from 20 july to 4 august, 2006.  The exhibit called ‘portfolio’ will be held at Il Tempio di Adriano. A collection of 33 photographs encompassing a wide range of subjects, include Phil Collins, Mickey Rourke, Ray Charles, Pamela Anderson, Victoria Beckham, Morrissey, Sean Penn, Tommy Lee, Keith Richards Pope John Paul and British Prime Minister Tony Blair, as well as candid photos of friends, family and other subjects.

Bryan will also be performing in Rome on the 31st at the Fori Imperiali alongside Billy Joel for the National Italian holiday celebrations.

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By Kate Mansey, Liverpool Echo

BRYAN Adams says he’s not looking forward to all the tracksuits when he comes to Liverpool.And as he returns to the Summer Pops this year, he shows no signs of curbing his cheeky sense of humour.

In his career, the 46-year-old Canadian has produced an exhausting list of albums and singles. He has written tunes for other artists and now has even turned his hand to photography. From his rock anthems such as Summer of ‘69 to his ever-popular ballads, Bryan has been the master of his own career.
It was (Everything I Do) I Do It For You that secured Bryan a place in the hearts of UK fans, earning him the record for the longest running No.1

Bryan later teamed up with Liverpool’s Melanie C to record When You’re G one.
More recently he re-recorded the track with none other than former Baywatch star Pamela Anderson to help it appeal to the US market. (more…)

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Edmonton’s City Streets frontman Rick Reid admits to Reckless being the reason he decided to play guitar.  Bryan Adams’s 1984 spawned six top-40 hits.

“If I am going to be honest, I have to go back to grade 4,” Reid says.  ”When I was a kid, I was really into sports, but it was that album that got me into music. That was the album which eventually led me to pick up a guitar.”

There was no escaping Reckless. Songs like “Summer of 69,” “It’s Only Love” (with Tina Turner)  ”Heaven” and “Run To You” were on hit radio non-stop.

“You still hear songs from it on the radio all the time,” says Reid. “Really, Bryan Adams is a great songwriter when it comes to melody. OK, a lot of his lyrics are really cheesy, but some of his songs sound really, really good. I’m not ashamed to say that.”

Reid actually thinks that you can make some kind of link between how he turned on to Bryan Adams years ago and where he is now as a musician. But City Streets doesn’t sound anything like Bryan Adams. Make no mistake.

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