ALBUMTracks of My Years (Deluxe Version)Bryan Adams
ALBUM11 (Bonus Track Version)Bryan Adams
ALBUMRoom ServiceBryan Adams
ALBUMSpirit, l'étalon des plaines (Bande originale du film)Bryan Adams & Hans Zimmer
ALBUMSpirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (Music from the Original Motion Picture)Bryan Adams & Hans Zimmer
ALBUMOn a Day Like TodayBryan Adams
ALBUM18 Til I DieBryan Adams
ALBUMWaking Up the NeighboursBryan Adams
ALBUMInto the FireBryan Adams
ALBUMRecklessBryan Adams
ALBUMCuts Like a KnifeBryan Adams
ALBUMYou Want It, You Got ItBryan Adams
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Bryan Adams's Popular Music Videos
Summer of '69
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Don't Give Up
Chicane & Bryan Adams
Heaven
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All for Love (Non-Film Version)
Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting
Run to You
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When You're Gone
Helene Fischer & Bryan Adams
Do I Have To Say the Words?
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Heat of the Night
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(Everything I Do) I Do It For You
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Please Forgive Me
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Artist Playlists
Bryan Adams Essentials
Stadium anthems, power ballads and soundtrack sing-alongs from a radio rocker.
Bryan Adams: Deep Cuts
He tried on other genres while staying true to his style.
Bryan Adams’ So Happy It Hurts Tour Set List
All the songs you can expect to hear on the legendary rocker’s summer tour.
Bryan Adams: Love Songs
Bryan Adams: The Songwriters
About Bryan Adams
Artist Biography
As rock entered the synth era at the dawn of the ‘80s, a new guitar-slinging saviour emerged from the west coast of Canada. Born in Kingston, Ontario in 1959 and raised in Ottawa, Bryan Adams settled in Vancouver during his teens, first infiltrating the scene in the late ‘70s playing in clubs and working as a studio musician. It wasn’t until his third solo album, 1983’s Cuts Like a Knife, that he became the rare Canadian artist to go platinum on both sides of the border, thanks to arena-ready stompers such as the title track and heartland-bound hits like “This Time”. With 1984’s blockbuster Reckless, he revealed the full breadth of his artistry, complementing his usual kids-wanna-rock attitude with lighter-waving power ballads (“Heaven”), dramatic slow-burn showstoppers (“Run to You”) and wistful origin-story anthems (the eternal “Summer of ‘69”).
And yet Adams’ staggering ’80s success proved to be the mere warm-up for 1991’s Waking Up the Neighbours, whose centrepiece serenade, “(Everything I Do) I Do For You”, topped charts around the world. He's lived up to his song “Can’t Stop This Thing We Started,” continuing to tour the world; in 2022, he released his 16th studio album, So Happy It Hurts. Over the years, Adams’ rocker aesthetic would prove flexible enough to entertain collaborations with composer Hans Zimmer (on the score for Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron), Tina Turner (on the duet “It’s Only Love”), and many others. But at the core of his work, there remains that unmistakable raspy voice singing to you (as another hit put it) straight from the heart.
In the artist’s words:Describe one of your earliest musical memories in detail.
My first concert was David Bowie during his Diamond Dogs tour in Ottawa. Little did I know that one day we'd be doing shows together. The first time was with Tina Turner on her Private Dancer tour in Birmingham, England, and later in South America.
Find a song of yours on Apple Music that you love and tell us what makes it special.
"So Happy It Hurts"
When creating songs for a new album, there's always one song that becomes the cornerstone of the process. In this case, it was for the album I was making in 2022, So Happy It Hurts. This song personified my feelings at the time, to be back on tour.
Hometown
CA
Genre
Rock
Bryan Adams: Member of
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