Canadian rocker Bryan Adams has annouced he will rock the Pops in Liverpool this Summer. With hits like ‘Run To You’, ‘Summer of ‘69′, and ‘(Everything I Do) I Do It For You’ , Adams reputation as one of rock music’s biggest stars is assured.

This show follow Bryan’s previous sell out show at the Pop in 2003, a show he remembers fondly: “The last show in Liverpool was great. People there know their music.”

Liverpool Summer Pops 06
Sun 23 Jul 06
Liverpool Big Top Arena

Tickets on sale: MONDAY 27TH FEBRUARY 2006

“No one writes better rock songs than Adams. No one.”  Washington Post

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Tickets are selling fast for Canadian rocker Bryan Adams´ visit to Pearse Stadium to be held as part of the Tribe Vibe music festival over the June Bank holiday weekend this summer.

The tickets went on sale last Saturday, 18 February, at 9am from Redlight records, from the 24 hour booking line at (091) 507445 and online at www.ticketlord.com, at a cost of €49.95 for standing tickets and €52.50 for seated tickets.

The concert will bring the curtain down on the planned festival, which takes place over the June Bank holiday weekend with a number of live acts performing at Galway´s main music venues.

Adams´career at the top has spanned over two decades, selling over 50 million records, while the 46-year-old Canadian rocker has penned a string of number one hits along the way.

(Everything I do) I Do It For You, which was the theme song from the film ‘Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves’ still holds the record for the longest running number one single in the UK charts at 16 weeks, while other hit singles include “Summer Of ´69″, “Run To You”, “Cloud Number Nine” and ‘All for Love’, recorded with Rod Stewart and Sting.

The concert hopes to attract over 30,000 punters to Galway´s premier GAA stadium, which should go some way to paying off the remaining debt, thought to be over €2 million after 2002`s Pearse Stadium redevelopment project.

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Art Gives Hope is an online auction of photographs taken by MacNaughtan and autographed by the artist portrayed. The auction which will last from March 7 – 11 will feature over 60 photos of Canadian musicians like Alanis Morissette, Avril Lavigne, The Tragically Hip, Our Lady Peace and Bryan Adams just to name a few. Money earned from the auctions will go to World Vision Canada to help raise money for African families living with HIV and AIDS. MacNaughtan hopes to raise more than $100,000. But before the portraits go off to their auction winners they will be put up on display at the Monte Clarke Gallery in Toronto from March 11-14.

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IF the advertisements were to be believed, you could be third time lucky. Rock idol BRYAN ADAMS’ third visit to this country was as much hyped as his earlier ones. And Adams, an old hand at such gigs, made sure he pulled out all the stops, to keep the crowds swooning and asking for more.

Adams’ Indian connection goes back many years. This time too he acknowledged, “Indian fans were easily spotted even in a crowd of western faces”. He said that he felt “Indians were more discerning of the music he played since they came from a country of great musical traditions.”

At the same time Adams expressed a desire to collaborate with Indian musicians — Ravi Shankar and Anoushka Shankar being the first names he could think of. Questioned about his creativity, Adams replied in the characteristic low-key manner that he has come to be associated with, “I am just a lowly song writer and I think the greatest test of songs is when you play them in your car. If they stand they probably hold good.” Given his talent with 10 Grammy’s in his pocket even today Adams is certainly not `wastin time’.

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BLACK SABBATH guitarist Tony Iommi’s guest for the “Black Sunday” radio show on Planet Rock this week (Sunday, February 19) will be Canadian rocker Bryan Adams. Bryan will be choosing his five favorite classic rock tunes between 8:30 and 9 p.m. 

“Black Sunday” kicks off at 7:00 p.m. U.K. time and runs for two hours. Listen online worldwide at http://www.planetrock.com/. U.K. listeners can also tune in via DAB Digital Radio and via Sky Channel 861, NTL channel 680 or Telewest Channel 924. E-mail requests can be sent to tony.iommi@planetrock.com and demos for the “unsigned” slot should be posted to: Tony Iommi, Planet Rock, 7 Swallow Place, London, W1B 2AG. But be quick — the current series is scheduled to end soon! 

Planet Rock had previously issued the following description of Iommi’s program: “Each week, Tony will be joined by colleagues and friends from all walks of life who indulge in a common passion for rock music. He will also share his experiences from over 30 years at the top table of rock’s aristocracy, and reveal the stories behind BLACK SABBATH’s most famous songs. Tony will also invite unsigned bands to send in their demos and will play his pick on air.”

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New Tourdates for USA have been confirmed.

03/05/06 - Miami
05/05/06 - Memphis
06/05/06 - Kansas City
07/05/06 - Denver
10/05/06 - Las Vegas
11/05/06 - Las Vegas

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 The GAA in Galway has turned to legendary Canadian rock star Bryan Adams in a bid to effect a reduction in their Pearse Stadium debt. Adams will be the headline act at a concert on the June Bank Holiday weekend which is set to attract 30,000 fans.

 The stadium was re-opened in the summer of 2002 after a 12 million euros redevelopment project.

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Live video of “Cloud Number Nine” from concert in London - Hyde Park has been added.

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Jetsetting rock star Bryan Adams was in Mumbai recently.

He shared tips on how to throw a party with Fatima Najm KhemkaBryan Adams’ home is a quiet oasis of calm — unless the dance floor is heaving with London’s hippest and hottest.

“I love throwing my annual theme parties,” says the musician who rocked Mumbai earlier this month. “Everyone gets into the theme, dresses up and it becomes a conversation point. A theme gets a party going like nothing else,” says Bryan.

Bryan Adams’ home is a quiet oasis of calm — unless the dance floor is heaving with London’s hippest and hottest. says the musician who rocked Mumbai earlier this month. says Bryan.At his last party, a Barry White theme prevailed, complete with an impersonator crooning the 70s star’s R&B classics. “He did the songs and we grooved. The music got everyone going. Before that was a rockabilly theme —everyone got dressed up in 50s gear, put on tattoos, it was great!” he adds. (read more..)

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There is an item on ebay from Bryan Adams.

The proceeds go towards the WWF.Three great items from  Bryan Adams! 

1. Signed Bryan Adams ‘Anthology’ 2 disc CD (’Bryan Adams 2006′ is written across the CD) 

2. ‘Anthology’ DVD 

3. Signed 2005 tour guide signed ‘Bryan Adams 2006′ with a smiley face 

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The previously cancelled Dubai Concert in now rescheduled. The date will take place following his tour our south africa.

Bryan returns to Dubai Tuesday 14th March and playing at the Media City Amphitheatre Aviation Club. It was initially scheduled for Feb 2nd but cancelled in respect of the mourning perio following the death of Sheikh Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

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 Watch: CTV Bryan Adams is headed to the Junos

Recording superstar Bryan Adams will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, receiving the honour at this year’s Juno Awards to be held April 2 in Halifax. Adams will also perform at the show.The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) announced Wednesday that Adams will be joining the ranks of musical legends like Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, The Band and Hank Snow in the hallowed Music Hall of Fame.”Bryan is one of Canada’s most admired artists and one of our leading ambassadors. We are proud to have him join the Canadian Music Hall of Fame,” said Melanie Berry, President of CARAS.”His distinguished collection of influential recordings have entertained and inspired many generations of music-lovers and will continue to do so.”Long-time Canadian music scene mainstay Anne Murray told CTV’s eTalk Daily “Bryan Adams is the biggest act this country has ever produced. This recognition is long overdue.”His music resonates with a younger generation of Canadians as well. Montreal R&B artist Karl Wolf, who releases his debut album Feb. 14, told eTalk that Adams’ career and talent is inspiring to others hoping to make it big. (read more..)

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New Tourdates for Eastern Canada have been confirmed.

30/03/06 - Mile One Stadium, Metro Centre, St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
31/03/06 - Mile One Stadium, Metro Centre, St John’s, Newfoundland, Canada
03/04/06 - Coliseum, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
04/04/06 - Aitken Centre, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada
05/04/06 - Civic Centre, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
06/04/06 - Metro Centre, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

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For fans of rocker Bryan Adams in Mumbai, the month of February couldn’t have come soon enough. We had begun counting down the days a long time ago, playing back old albums in anticipation of his third performance in the city. When he did arrive on February 4 at Bandra’s MMRDA grounds, we realised it was all worth the wait.
Outside the venue, thousands had lined up to create incredibly longest queues. It took people around 2 hours just to get in. The show began at around 7 pm, but people were still being admitted until after 7:30 pm.

It began with performances by winners of the Campus Rock Idols contest. Some in the audience cheered, others jeered, hoping Bryan would come soon. They had to wait some more though, as countless advertisements by sponsors followed. (read more..)

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As the strains of the evergreen number Everything I do, I do it for you rent the air, rock star Bryan Adams was doing everything he could for his cheering fans– right from strumming the strings of the guitar and playing karaoke to singing a duet with a female fan at the grand musical concert here last last night.The Sunday night fever was apparently on as the 40 plus singer took music lovers down memory lane by belting out popular numbers from his repertoire, including Kids Wanna Rock, All for Love and Hearts on Fire. 

As fans cheered on, Adams rendered nearly 20 songs from his career spanning over two decades, including those from his new numbers, Room Service and Open Road. The numbers Back to You, Cuts Like a Knife, “I am ready” and the unforgettable Please Forgive Me met with loud applause.

His duet with Shwetha, a software engineer picked from the audience, was cheered loudly, as the two sang into the night the popular number When You are Gone.  (read more..)

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BANGALORE: Two hours, 10 minutes and 25 songs later, Bryan Adams summed up his Third Time Lucky India concert at the Palace Grounds on Sunday: “This is by far the best response I have received in my concerts in Bangalore. It is an absolutely fantastic reception. I just don’t know what to say. This is not the last time I’m coming back here.”

Adams is growing older at 47 and is singing numbers that are not entirely new but that’s doing nothing to his immense popularity among college students who still listen to him and among the little-more-than younger who love to not only listen, but to see him, for sentimental reasons.

Adams does straightforward and uncluttered — even if clichéd — pop-rock and yet connects well. He may not be a Tull, Floyd or Straits, yet Adams is an intense and energetic performer and a great entertainer, doing what he knows best - simple music from the heart.

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MUMBAI, India (AP) - Bryan Adams is writing a new album, but of the 30 songs he’s already come up with, he loves just three.

“There’s a saying: ‘It’s easy to write songs, but very difficult to write great songs.’ I’m going through that right now,” Adams told reporters Friday while on his fourth tour to India.

Adams spoke of the discipline and objectivity that songwriters must have.

“It’s a really difficult process,” he said. “You have to be methodical and focused.”

The Canadian rocker recalled the rough, early days when as a struggling 18-year-old he signed a contract with a record company for just $1.

“I didn’t have a manager, I didn’t have a band, I was just a songwriter,” Adams said. “But I needed to get my foot in the door, so I took the dollar.” (read more..)

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Bryan Adams rocked Mumbai on Saturday night.
The Canadian singer hit the right note with the crowd during the three-hour show of the Third Time Lucky tour.
The serpentine queues outside the Bandra Kurla complex in Mumbai were the first indication of what one would expect from a Bryan Adams concert. And if you thought the Canadian rock-star’s popularity had faded, you couldn’t have been more wrong.
From eight to eighty, the rockstar took them all back to the Summer of ‘69 in February of ‘06.

The Superfuzz band from Delhi, winners of Campus Rock Idols 2005 opened for Bryan Adams, but that was not enough to pacify the screaming crowds.Performing along with a band, Bryan Adams enthralled crowds with non-stop classic hits from his new album, the career-spanning collection Anthology. (read more..)

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He must be one of his country’s best exports since Canada Dry. Certainly, Bryan Adams has probably the sexiest voice on the planet.

And I love the fact that unlike cheese, the older he gets, the better he looks - and sounds.

With more than 50 million record sales worldwide, this extraordinary musician - who’s coming to South Africa in March, Durbs March 11 - has notched up almost a dozen albums and at least two dozen hit singles as well.

From his first major hit, Straight From The Heart in 1983, to his collaborations with people like Tina Turner, Sting, Rod Stewart and even Luciano Pavarotti, Adams has also lent his voice to numerous national and international charitable causes, starting from the very first Live Aid concert in 1985 (read more..)

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Chef Jitendra prepared an purely organic Indian vegetarian meal for the Canadian singing star

Bryan Adams may have had a hectic schedule with his show in Mumbai city last night, but before that he had a date with Chef Jitendra, executive chef of the Taj Lands End Hotel at 8.30 p.m. A special meal was created for Adams and the chef is going all out to put up a phenomenal show.

We spoke to Chef Jitendra as he and a battery of chefs were preparing to lay out a lavish spread. He said, “I am excited and eager to do it. We have been planning for Bryan Adams visit for a while. Luckily, I had time to play around and present a spread fit for the man.” “The catering is Indian vegetarian,” informs the chef, “as I know that is his preference. He has left the creation of the menu to us.” Creating dishes that are unheard of, he has the task of keeping it within the guidelines of — vegetarian, Indian and maintaining the spice levels. Tricky it may sound, but the balancing act is in control. (read more..)

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Pop icon Byran Adams, who is on his third visit to the country for a live concert, has said he is eager to work with Indian artistes.

Addressing mediapersons here on the eve of his concert at MMRDA grounds here Saturday, Adams said, of all the Indian artistes, he knew only sitarist Anoushka Shankar and her legendary father Pandit Ravi Shankar.

”No Indian artiste has ever asked for a collobaration. Perhaps, I could think of it,” the singer said.
”India has always been my desire and I am honoured to be back,” he said adding that whichever part of the world he has performed, he saw Indian fans cheering him.

”I can recognise them by their enthusiasm. This explains why I like to keep coming to this country,” he said.

Expressing his happiness to be back in India, Bryan said, Mumbai has changed quite a lot. His last show in Mumbai was about five years ago. ”It is remarkable to see how the city has changed. (read more..)

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This is his third trip. The last was in Dec ‘94. But the heat of the summer of 2001 was not really getting to Bryan Adams as he walked in calmly to address a press conference.

Dressed in a olive green T-shirt with a Tulsi mala around his neck and vermillion tikka, the rocker looked anything but one.

Talking about his experiences in India, Adams said, “The one memory that I will always cherish in India is walking into a room only to find Jimmy Paige and Led Zeppelin seated there. I can’t forget that encounter which happened on my last trip.”

“But on the whole, India is an experience at every turn. It’s quite special, considering I have been here three times. Though I don’t understand the politics in the country, because we wanted to perform in Calcutta and Delhi, and I was told that we couldn’t, which is quite sad. But maybe another time!” (read more..)

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Bryan Adams likes us.
While rockers around the world are just waking up to India as a regular concert venue, the Canadian singer keeps dropping by.
This is his third India tour, and Adams touched base with the Mumbai press today.
The Mumbai concert is at the MMRDA grounds on February 4 at 6 pm. He will also be performing in Bangalore on Sunday.
If you don’t catch him this time around, you’re no fan.

The show was a smashing success. Twenty thousand people turned up to hear Bryan Adams in Bombay on Sunday evening, exceeding by one account the crowd that turned up to see Michael Jackson in December 1997. (read more..)

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Taj West End will lay out the red carpet for the rock star on his third visit

Fit for a king
#Bryan Adams will be received with `nadaswaram’ and drums
# Vegan food will be served to him
# Fruit baskets of exotic varieties will be sourced
# Lunch and dinner will include Vietnamese and Mediterranean cuisines

Bangalore: When rock star Bryan Adams is in town for his Third Time Lucky show on Sunday, he will be staying where heads of state and royalty have stayed.
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MUMBAI: International rock star Bryan Adams, who is on his third tour to the country, is all set to enthral Mumbaikars on Saturday.

Addressing a press conference on Friday, Adams said he was looking forward to performing in India because “the enthusiasm of the fans is amazing. Also the facilities and the infrastructure have vastly improved from the first time I was here, so setting up a concert is not as difficult.”

Adams will also be performing in Bangalore on Sunday. The concert will see some of his old favourites including “So Far So Good”, “18 till I die”, “Summer of 69″ and “Everything I Do”, as well as a couple of new songs from his latest album “Anthology”.

“I love coming back to India because the crowd response is amazing. In any country I perform I always see a small contingent of Indian fans and they stand out because of the enthusiasm,” he said.

Adams, who has 10 Grammy awards and 12 platinum hit to his credit so far said the secret of his longevity on the international music scene was “playing your own songs in the car so you can hear what they really sound like.”

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Bryan Adams’s Third Time Lucky this Saturday eagerly awaited by city youth and die-hard fans…
The countdown has begun. It’s only two days to go before Bryan Adams casts his magic over the city for the third time. Scheduled to arrive in India tomorrow, Bryan Adams is slated to perform in the city on Saturday with the following day earmarked for Bangalore for his ‘Third Time Lucky Tour’.
Though Bryan Adams seems to be having his faithful fan followers, his popularity doesn’t seem to be what it was a decade ago. This time around Adams will be performing numbers from his new album ‘Anthology’ that includes a collection of his past hits like `Everything I do’, `Please forgive me’, `Summer of 69’ and `Here I am’ among others. Currently, the albums are doing extremely well.
Tickets are available at all Planet M outlets, select Reliance Web World and Web Express Outlets. Tele booking and home delivery of tickets is also available through 26493665. Samrat, in-charge at Planet M’s help desk said, “The sales for the concert are extremely high. Everyday we have mostly youngsters coming in to buy the tickets. They will all be sold out till the day of the show.”
We went around asking Mumbaikars if they were going to watch the maestro of lilting melodies in concert this weekend. And here’s what they had to say…

Atmanya Jhaveri, Student
I’m thinking of attending the concert as I’m a big fan and I really want to see him perform live. I think he’s much bigger than MLTR; this concert will definitely be crowded. I like most of his songs. (read more..)

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DOHA: The much-awaited concert by rock star Bryan Adams finally happened yesterday and crowds were given a night to remember when the singer rendered out evergreen hits from his early compositions to his latest.

The concert was organised as part of the charity drive Reach Out to Asia headed by the Emir’s daughter H E Sheikha Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa.

Adams and his band stormed onto the staged singing his 2004 hit Room Service catching the packed stadium totally offguard. The Al Sadd stadium burst out into applause for the Canadian star who has been in the industry for almost three decades. (read more..)

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Bryan has just been confirmed to perform at a trio of Summer Nights Concert Series in the UK. Shhows are all General Admission and cost £40-00

Thursday, 20 Jul 2006
7:00 PM blickling hall
norwich

Friday, 21 Jul 2006
7:00 PM kedleston hall
derby

Saturday, 22 Jul 2006
7:00 PM althorp park
northampton

Ticket presale starts today. Public on sale this friday, 3 february

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Actress Lindsay Lohan was treated for a laceration to her leg on Friday after a breakfast mishap at the home of rock star Bryan Adams.

According to Lindsay’s mother, the star of the movie “Mean Girls” and some friends were preparing breakfast at the home when the mishap occurred. Lindsay was reportedly walking up some stairs and dropped a tea cup when she slipped on the steps.

A shard from the broken tea cup left a gash in her leg requiring ten stitches to close. It was the second visit to a hospital this month for the actress. On January 2, she was treated for an asthma attack in Miami.

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— Bryan Adams didn’t know he had a following in Pakistan until his debut performance at Karachi’s Arabian Sea Country Club pulled in more than 10,000 fans. Most had travelled 40 kilometres from Karachi to witness, on Sunday, Pakistan’s first international celebrity music concert in recent history.

The benefit concert was a fundraiser for schools in Pakistan’s earthquake-affected regions. But to most Pakistanis, it symbolized an openness for which the country’s more secular elite has hungered.

Halfway through, Adams called out for someone in the audience to join him in singing the hit single, When You’re Gone. From the hundreds of excited fans who threw up their hands, for a chance to share the mike with the singer, whose popularity penetrates the middle and upper middle class segments of Pakistani youth. Adams chose Atika, a bubbly high-school teenager, and when the song was done, he hugged her tight and lifted her. In any other venue, the scene would have been ordinary. But in Pakistan, a country that has been in the news primarily for its connection to growing Islamist extremism, the moment seemed extraordinary.

Part of the magic on Sunday night was Adams’s music selection. Adams sang only two songs from his latest album; otherwise, he sang the songs his audience knew best — hits such as Summer of ‘69, Run to You and (Everything I Do) I Do It for You. Lit-up mobile phones and burning lighters swayed to the tune as excited concertgoers sang along. “Music has brought us together,” said Adams to a roaring crowd at the show’s end.

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