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NEWSLETTER
| Bryan Adams: Bare Bones |
| Saturday, 24 October 2009 | |||
 Bryan Adams in a short interview with The Miami Herald. MH: How's the tour going so far ? BA: Great! I've titled it the Bare Bones Tour, and it's been going on for a little over a year, acoustically, just myself solo. I really haven't gone off tour, ever. I tour a week a month and have been doing it like that for 10 years now. MH: What can we expect from your Miami show ? BA: I'm doing jazz versions of the whole thing. I'm just kidding you -- of course it's gonna be the hits, plus a little bit from the new album [11]. But basically a retrospective of 30 years of my music. It's very singer/songwriter, just me and my guitar. MH: You quit school when you were 15 to sing in a band [`Big mistake,'' Adams blurts out]. Be your own critic: How good were you then ? BA: I was an infant. I was just full of p--- and vinegar and wasn't afraid, just go for it and have fun. So a lot of it was just laughing. MH: Do you have one shining-moment career highlight ? BA: I guess it was the moment when I could pay my rent from making music. I thought that was the best thing that could ever possibly happen. Source: Interview and Photo (The Miami Herald)
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