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Toronto, ON – Platinum selling and Grammy Award winning musician Bryan Adams returns to Canada for a colossal coast-to-coast Canadian tour, in support of his 15 th studio album, released in March 2022, aptly titled So Happy It Hurts .

Widely considered one of the most iconic rock musicians in the world, Bryan Adams has countless accolades and awards including three Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and a Grammy Award. Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer / songwriter who continues to tour the world playing his music which has become a mainstay on rock radio.

Adams continues to tour somewhere in the world ten days every month intertwining arena concerts with special, intimate solo acoustic dates. His live concerts have established him as one of the world’s best rock singers of our time.

Bryan Adams, Joan Jett jolt the pulse of rock 'n' roll at US tour opener

BALTIMORE – A cheeky video opened Bryan Adams' show that proclaimed him the savior of rock 'n' roll. Out of the darkness, the man himself appeared in a shard of red light to rumble through "Kick Ass," a rowdy rocker true to its title.

The song is from Adams’ 2022 album, "So Happy It Hurts," and confirmed that 40-plus years into his career, the Canadian hitmaker, while maybe not the savior of rock 'n' roll, deserves much applause for keeping its pulse racing.

On Tuesday, Adams landed at Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena for the launch of the So Happy It Hurts tour, which will hit U.S. arenas through August with Joan Jett & The Blackhearts serving as exceptional openers.

Adams, 63, and his taut four-piece band including longtime guitarist Keith Scott, began their world voyage in January 2022 with a spate of dates in Asia and Europe. The muscularity that comes with consistent performing was evident in a 100-minute, 23-song set stocked with well-worn chestnuts and a few nods to newer fare.

Bryan Adams reminded fans about 'the great Tina Turner'

Clad in a casual uniform of dark pants and sneakers, Adams roamed the open stage while playing guitar, frequently hopping down to a platform that sported microphone stands at each end to hit every segment of the arena.

Whether rolling through the joyfully swinging "Can't Stop This Thing We Started" or leading the crowd that filled the lower bowl and floor of the venue through fist-pumper "Somebody," Adams proved that songs he tailored for arenas decades ago still resound with a melodic punch.

While guitar crunchers "It's Only Love" – recorded, he reminded, with "the great Tina Turner" – and "The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me is You" rattled appropriately, Adams is also regarded as a bit of a ballad king, and he didn’t disappoint those enamored with his softer contributions.

"Please Forgive Me" and "Here I Am" drew modest cheers, but the indelible piano opening from Gary Breit on "Heaven" prompted an immediate singalong of the first verse. Though Adams happily obliged the crowd their karaoke moment, his own voice soared with its trademark warm gruffness.

What is Bryan Adams' biggest ballad?

Surprisingly, for all of the high-octane offerings - "18 Til I Die" and the fun-but-ridiculously-ubiquitous "Summer of '69" among them – a highlight of the concert was pegged to another slow burner, His 1991 multiplatinum megahit about unyielding devotion, "(Everything I Do) I Do it For You," bears the stain of extreme popularity at proms and weddings, and because the masses love it, it can’t possibly be good, right? Yes, it’s treacly. It’s also sweet, meaningful and on this night, performed with impressive range.

Adams' catalog is unquestionably durable. Who would argue the air guitar joys of the no-frills "Cuts Like a Knife" or "Run to You?"

But even recent offerings, including "I've Been Looking for You" from his current album and the rockabilly shaker "You Belong to Me" from 2015's "Get Up" album, showcased his undiminished ability to fortify the spirit of rock 'n' roll.

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts debut new songs

Also keeping the beat steady was Jett and her Blackhearts, who spent last summer opening for Def Leppard, Motley Crue and Poison on The Stadium Tour.

The seemingly ageless Jett , 64, and her quartet of power rockers, established an assertive vibe with a new song, "Shooting Into Space" from the just-released "Mindsets" EP.

Though it was quickly followed by the Runaways favorite, "Cherry Bomb," Jett's statement that she still isn’t finished creating potent four-on-the-floor rockers was duly noted. Throughout the near-hourlong performance, she and the band slammed out three other new tracks, including the ultra-catchy, guitar-centric single, "If You’re Blue" and, to wrap the set, the saloon singalong "Whiskey Goes Good."

But fans yearning to hear her crushed-gravel voice on longtime classics were sated as well.

A diminutive figure in all-black, including her signature shag hair, Jett slashed at her guitar during "Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah)," loped through the rolling groove of "Fake Friends" and handled a serrated solo on her sizzling cover of Sly and the Family Stone’s original diversity anthem, "Everyday People."

Among the Blackhearts is longtime manager/producer/right hand man Kenny Laguna, who, in addition to playing keyboards and percussion, also acted as narrator as he shared anecdotes in his deep New York accent about the origins of "Fake Friends" (music industry hypocrites) and "Fresh Start" (from Jett's 2018 "Bad Reputation" documentary).

Naturally, "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" required no backstory and fans leapt to their feet to shout along with the jukebox staple.

But Jett wasn't going to end on an obvious note. Instead, she and the Blackhearts amped up the volume to storm through "Crimson & Clover" and "I Hate Myself for Loving You," both songs validating that Jett still possesses plenty of bite.

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BRYAN ADAMS ANNOUNCES THE SO HAPPY IT HURTS LIVE TOUR

Platinum selling and Grammy Award winning musician Bryan Adams   returns to Canada for a colossal coast-to-coast Canadian tour, in support of his 15th studio album, released in March 2022, aptly titled  So Happy It Hurts.

Widely considered one of the most iconic rock musicians in the world, Bryan Adams has countless accolades and awards including three Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations and a Grammy Award. Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer/songwriter who continues to tour the world playing his music which has become a mainstay on rock radio.

Adams continues to tour somewhere in the world ten days every month intertwining arena concerts with special, intimate solo acoustic dates. His live concerts have established him as one of the world’s best rock singers of our time.

Canadian singer, songwriter, record producer, guitarist, photographer, philanthropist and activist, Bryan Adams, performed a sold out show in Toronto. In picture: BRYAN ADAMS

BRYAN ADAMS – SO HAPPY IT HURTS LIVE 2022 ONTARIO  DATES

*All dates, cities and venues below subject to change

August 31 Summerside Credit Union Place September 1 Moncton Avenir Centre September 2 Sydney Center 200 September 3 Halifax Scotiabank Centre September 6 Saint John TD Station September 7 Trois-Rivieres Cogeco Amphitheatre September 9 Alma Place Festivalma September 10 Quebec City Centre Videotron September 12 Montreal Bell Centre October 5 Toronto Scotiabank Arena October 7 Ottawa Canadian Tire Centre October 8 Kingston Leon’s Centre October 11 Kitchener Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex October 12 Oshawa Tribute Communities Centre October 14 St. Catharine’s Meridian Centre October 15 London Budweiser Gardens October 17 Sudbury Sudbury Community Arena October 18 Peterborough Peterborough Memorial Centre November 2 Winnipeg Canada Life Centre November 4 Regina Brandt Centre November 5 Saskatoon SaskTel Centre November 6 Edmonton Rogers Place November 8 Lethbridge Enmax Centre November 9 Calgary Scotiabank Saddledome November 11 Kelowna Prospera Place November 12 Vancouver Rogers Arena

Tickets can be purchased by visiting  ticketmaster.ca and will be available to the general public on  Friday, May 27, at 10 a.m

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Platinum selling and Grammy Award winning musician Bryan Adams returns to Canada for a colossal coast-to-coast Canadian tour, in support of his 15 th studio album, released in March 2022, aptly titled So Happy It Hurts .

Widely considered one of the most iconic rock musicians in the world, Bryan Adams has countless accolades and awards including three Academy Award nominations, five Golden Globe nominations, and a Grammy Award. Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer / songwriter who continues to tour the world playing his music which has become a mainstay on rock radio.

Adams continues to tour somewhere in the world ten days every month intertwining arena concerts with special, intimate solo acoustic dates. His live concerts have established him as one of the world’s best rock singers of our time.

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• Kick Ass Play Video
• Can't Stop This Thing We Started Play Video
• Somebody Play Video
• Shine a Light Play Video
• Heaven Play Video
• Go Down Rockin' Play Video
• It's Only Love Play Video
• You Belong to Me Play Video
• I've Been Looking for You Play Video
• The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You Play Video
• Here I Am Play Video
• When You're Gone Play Video
• (Everything I Do) I Do It for You Play Video
• Back to You Play Video
• These Are the Moments That Make Up My Life Play Video
• 18 til I Die Play Video
• Summer of '69 Play Video
• The Best Was Yet to Come ( Fan Request ) Play Video
• Please Forgive Me ( Fan Request Kevin ) Play Video
• The Way You Make Me Feel ( Ronan Keating  cover) ( Fan Request, first time since 2012 ) Play Video
• Cuts Like a Knife Play Video
• So Happy It Hurts Play Video
• Run to You Play Video
• Toronto Bound ( First time since 2012 ) Play Video
• Straight From the Heart ( Dedicated to Bryan's mother ) Play Video
• All for Love ( Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting  cover) ( with "Shine A Light" intro ) Play Video

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• The Best Was Yet to Come
• 18 til I Die
• The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You
• Go Down Rockin'
• You Belong to Me
• (Everything I Do) I Do It for You
• Can't Stop This Thing We Started
• All for Love by Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting
• The Way You Make Me Feel by Ronan Keating
• When You're Gone
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• Back to You
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Bryan Adams Steps Up As Rock & Roll’s Guardian Angel On ‘So Happy It Hurts’ Tour [Review/Photos]

Bryan Adams has long been a beacon of sentimentality and nostalgia, especially in a music industry that’s always looking for what’s next. Even when the Canadian rocker was that next big thing, he found the spotlight, in part, with songs like “Summer of ‘69”, which hearkens back to simpler times.

Now, as that iconic track approaches its 40th birthday, Bryan has fashioned himself as a keeper of the flame for straightforward rock and roll, in a world where lines between genres and styles are blurrier than ever.

The 63-year-old staked his claim to that particular throne from the outset of his show at San Francisco’s Chase Center , on the final leg of his So Happy It Hurts U.S. tour. As has become customary on this go-round, the night began with “Kick Ass”, an anthem from his 2022 album So Happy It Hurts that features a voiceover from the actor John Cleese lamenting the demise of rock music—and nodding to Bryan as an “angel” sent to rescue the world from “bad music.”

That fed right into a stirring, 25-song set that had seemingly the entire crowd singing along to every word of every song. In some cases, like the balladic hit “Heaven”, Bryan deferred to the audience to carry entire verses.

He and his crew certainly did their part to involve fans in the production, in classic rock and roll fashion. Halfway through the main set, Bryan summoned his camera operator to search the arena for dancing fans during a pair of rockabilly songs: “You Belong To Me”, from 2015’s Get Up , and “I’ve Been Looking For You”, off his most recent album. Later on, he fielded an audience request—specifically asking for the deepest cut anyone could suggest—and wound up playing “Do I Have to Say The Words?” from 1991’s Waking Up The Neighbours .

Though Bryan and his band were hardly reliant on props and tricks, they did make entertaining use of an inflatable, drone-operated sports car from time to time. After keeping the crowd entertained following Joan Jett and the Blackhearts ’ opening set, the floating vehicle—with “Bryan Adams” scribbled on one side and “So Happy It Hurts” on the other—re-emerged for a ride as the band played the title track of the tour and its accompanying album.

And what would a proper rock concert be without at least a song or two with lighters (and phones) illuminating the building? Everyone put their lumens to work early on during “Shine a Light”, off the 2019 album of the same name, as well as at the very end amid Bryan’s solo encore of “All For Love”.

Beyond those live theatrics, Bryan and his band pulled off a tightly rehearsed show that offered each member ample opportunity to display his skills.

Keith Scott , Bryan’s brilliant lead guitarist, pulled off a surprisingly spot-on Tina Turner impression while singing the recently departed legend’s part on “It’s Only Love” from 1984’s Reckless . Pat Steward , who has recorded and toured with Bryan since the early ’80s, had his moment in the sun on drums during “The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You”. Bassist Solomon Walker stood out during the aforementioned rockabilly segment, due in large part to his acoustic upright bass. Gary Breit ’s keys were Bryan’s only accompaniment (other than his own acoustic guitar) on “Here I Am”, from the soundtrack for the 2002 film Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron .

And though Bryan hardly hogs the spotlight with his own instruments, he made excellent dual use of his steel string Martin GPCPA4 Rosewood acoustic guitar and Hohner harmonic during “Straight From the Heart” to open the encore.

More than anything, Bryan’s distinctively (and powerfully) raspy voice took center stage from beginning to end. Whether riding high on hard-driving rock songs like “Can’t Stop This Thing We Started”, “18 ‘Til I Die”, “Cuts Like a Knife”, and “Run to You”, or crooning to full-on ballads like “Please Forgive Me” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You”, his vocals were the one constant that tied the entire performance together.

That much has been true for Bryan Adams throughout his illustrious career. As iconic as his greatest hits are in word and melody, odds are, they wouldn’t have made him one of the best-selling musicians of all time without powerful pipes.

This many years on, it’s damn near miraculous that Bryan can still belt out his litany of standards as beautifully as ever. He will continue to do so in September, when he and his band play four shows in his native Canada.

Then again, for someone who’s assumed the role of rock and roll’s resident angel, it’s only right that Bryan Adams would have every musical tool at his disposal to keep the roots of the genre alive and kick-ass.

Scroll down to check out a gallery of images from Bryan Adams at San Francisco’s Chace Center courtesy of photographer Josh Martin .

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Platinum-selling and Grammy Award-winning musician Bryan Adams will return to Calgary on a headline tour in support of his 15th studio album which was released in March 2022, aptly titled So Happy It Hurts. Widely considered one of the most iconic rock musicians in the world, Adams has countless accolades and awards and has sold more than 65 million albums worldwide - you won't want to miss this event.

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Bryan Adams is heading out on a cross-Canada tour later this year

Bryan Adams is hitting the road in Canada with a cross-country tour set to kick off in the summer.

This follows the release of the Grammy winner's 15th studio album “So Happy It Hurts” this past March.

Adams began touring Europe and the U.K. ahead of the album's release in January, and will wrap up those dates in July.

The Canadian singer-songwriter will kick off his new set of shows in Prince Edward Island in August, making his way from province to province, before wrapping up in Vancouver in November.

A week before releasing “So Happy It Hurts,” the musician also dropped the digital album “Pretty Woman - The Musical.”

It features music he and fellow Canadian songwriter and frequent collaborator Jim Vallance wrote for the 2018 Broadway musical of the same name.

Bryan brings his #SoHappyItHurts Tour home to #Canada this Fall! Artist pre-sale starts 5.24, with tickets on public sale May 27th via @LiveNation @TicketmasterCA and usual outlets. Details at: https://t.co/VF4swUzh2Z pic.twitter.com/zu7lAVLEhd — Bryan Adams (@bryanadams) May 19, 2022

This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 19, 2022.

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Forget the “Summer of ’69.”

We’re looking forward to “Winter of ’24.”

That’s when Bryan Adams returns to the road for the second leg of his ‘So Happy It Hurts Tour’ with The Eurythmics’ Dave Stewart on select dates from January through March.

Toward the end of the run, the 64-year-old Canadian rocker will swing into Newark, NJ’s Prudential Center on Saturday, March 16.

At all shows, fans can expect a career retrospective from Adams’ storied catalog as well as an introduction to his Grammy-nominated 2022 album “So Happy It Hurts” that shares a name with the tour.

And if you want tickets to rock out with your “first real six string” alongside Adams next year, you can snag your tickets as soon as today .

Although inventory isn’t available on Ticketmaster until Friday, Nov. 17, fans who want to ensure they have tickets ahead of time can purchase on sites like Vivid Seats before tickets are officially on sale.

Vivid Seats is a secondary market ticketing platform, and prices may be higher or lower than face value, depending on demand.

They have a 100% buyer guarantee that states your transaction will be safe and secure and will be delivered before the event.

Bryan Adams 2024 tour schedule

A complete calendar including all 29 North American tour dates, venues and links to buy tickets can be found here:

Bryan Adams set list

Adams has been touring all year long.

Most recently, he’s played a handful of shows in Cape Town, South Africa. For a closer look, here’s what audiences got to hear live — including a few requests! — there, courtesy of Set List FM :

“01.) “Kick Ass” 02.) “Can’t Stop This Thing We Started” 03.) “Somebody” 04.) “18 til I Die” 05.) “Please Forgive Me” 06.) “One Night Love Affair” 07.) “Shine a Light” 08.) “Heaven” 09.) “Go Down Rockin'” 10.) “It’s Only Love” 11.) “Kids Wanna Rock” 12.) “You Belong to Me” 13.) “I’ve Been Looking for You” 14.) “The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You” 15.) “When You Love Someone” 16.) “Here I Am” 17.) “When You’re Gone” 18.) “Thought I’d Died and Gone to Heaven” 19.) “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You” 20.) “Back to You” 21.) “So Happy It Hurts” 22.) “Run to You” 23.) “Summer of ’69” 24.) “What If There Were No Sides At All” 25.) “Don’t Drop That Bomb on Me” 26.) “Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?” 27.) “Cloud Number Nine” 28.) “Cuts Like a Knife” 29.) “Straight From the Heart” 30.) “All for Love”

Bryan Adams new music

“So Happy It Hurts,” Adams’ 15th studio album, dropped on March 11, 2022.

Comprised of 12 rock anthems — “So Happy It Hurts” and “Kick A–” slap — and powerful ballads, the record is a testament to Adams’ staying power.

And his efforts didn’t go unnoticed; the song “So Happy It Hurts” was nominated for Best Rock Performance at the 65th Grammy Awards.

Want to check out the whole album for yourself?

You can listen to “So Happy It Hurts” in its entirety here .

Bryan Adams opening act

At most shows on the run, Adams will be joined by ’80s legend Dave Stewart aka half of The Eurythmics.

In case you need a refresher, Stewart and his bandmate Annie Lennox were behind huge hits “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This),” “Here Comes The Rain Again,” “There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart),” ‘Thorn In My Side” and “Miracle of Love.”

On top of rocking, Stewart also recently starred in the musical film “Who To Love” that premiered at the Roma Cinema Fest on Oct. 19.

’80s stars on tour in 2023-24

It doesn’t matter when you grew up — ’80s music is timeless.

Thankfully, many of the biggest stars from the big hair decade understand just how much fans love their tunes and are touring all over North America this year.

Here are just five of our favorite acts from the “Where’s the Beef” era that you won’t want to miss live when they come to a city near you in the next few months.

•  The Eagles

• Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

•  Rod Stewart

•  John Mellencamp

Looking for more? Check out our list of the 107 biggest ’80s acts on tour in 2023 here to find all the options at your disposal.

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The Canadian musician will now play an extra 12 dates that kick off in May at the Brighton Centre on Friday 13.

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Bryan Adams has shared details of UK tour in support of his new album So Happy It Hurts , which is due for release in March.

So Happy It Hurts will be the veteran rock star’s 15th studio album to date. it follows 2019’s Shine A Light .

The dates take in some previously announced UK shows for summer 2022 which include a closing show at Cardiff Castle on July 11. The Canadian musician will now play an extra 12 dates that kick off in May at the Brighton Centre on Friday 13.

Tickets for the 12 new shows go on sale this Friday (October 15) at 9am BST. Visit Bryan Adams’ official website for further information.

The news of Adams’ tour follows concert delays owing to the coronavirus pandemic. In May, Adams rescheduled a number of the outdoor UK gigs and cancelled some including at Exeter’s Powderham Arena and Canterbury’s Spitfire Showground.

Previously, Adams had also moved a series of indoor shows in Aberdeen and Hull as well as his residency at London’s Royal Albert Hall to May 2022. Some details have since changed, including his London show, which is now happening at The O2 Arena.

Bryan Adams plays the following UK shows in 2022:

Friday 13 May – Brighton, Brighton Centre Saturday 14 May – Birmingham, Utilita Arena Sunday 15 May – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena Tuesday 17 May – Manchester, AO Arena Wednesday 18 May – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena Friday 20 May – Newcastle, Utilita Arena Sunday 22 May – Aberdeen, P&J Live Arena Monday 23 May – Glasgow, SSE Arena Wednesday 25 May – Hull, Bonus Arena Thursday 26 May – London, The O2 Arena Wednesday 29 June – Cornwall, Eden Sessions Friday 1 July – Scarborough, Open Air Theatre Saturday 2 July – Widnes, Halton Stadium Sunday 3 July – Telford, QE2 Arena Tuesday 5 July –Durham, Emirates Riverside Wednesday 6 July – Kelso, Floors Castle Friday 8 July – Norwich, Blickling Estate Saturday 9 July – Cornbury Music Festival Sunday 10 July – Leeds, Harewood House Monday 11 July – Cardiff, Cardiff Castle.

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It's the Summer of '69 Again in 2024!

Bryan Adams — the best-selling artist in Canadian rock history — is back on tour in 2024, and he's got plenty of incredible shows on his schedule!  The Canadian Music Hall of Famer is traveling his home country this summer and is giving you plenty of chances to catch him live in concert in the coming months.  And this website can help you score great tickets for any show, even those that haven't been announced yet!

That's because we'll update this page to reflect the latest info publicly available, and we'll always include the best listings for all shows, at a variety of price points.  We want to help you party like it's the Summer of '69, as the legendary singer-songwriter performs hits like "I Do It for You," "Run to You," and "Please Forgive Me."  Check the Bryan Adams Tour schedule below to learn more about upcoming dates, visit regularly for the latest additions, and score your tickets as soon as you can!

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Bryan Adams at Cardiff Castle 2022: Stage times, set list, tickets, parking, road closures and support act

The last time the Canadian rockstar played a big open-air show in Wales was in 2006

• 12:35, 8 JUL 2022
• Updated 12:37, 8 JUL 2022

Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams is returning to Wales' capital city with a huge outdoor gig at Cardiff Castle. The last time he played a big-open air show in Wales was all the way back in 2006 so Welsh fans are more than overdue a performance. The performance is the latest to be held in the castle, with A-ha and Pete Tong gracing the famous venue this week.

The gig will undoubtedly feature mega-hits like air-punchers Run to You, Summer of '69 and ballads Everything I Do, Please Forgive Me and Heaven, giving fans exactly what they expect from the mega star. Here is everything you need to know about his concert at the Castle:

When is Bryan Adams playing in Cardiff?

Bryan Adams will be playing in Cardiff on Monday, July 11, at Cardiff Castle. The hit singer's gig was due to take place on Sunday, June 27, 2021 but was rescheduled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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What time is Bryan Adams on stage?

Doors to Cardiff Castle will open at 5:30pm and the event is expected to last until 11pm. Last entry to the Castle is at 8.30pm. Feeder is scheduled to start their set at 6:45pm with the main act starting at 8:30pm.

Who is the support act?

Bryan Adams is set to be supported by Welsh band Feeder. Since forming in Newport in 1994, Feeder have released 10 studio albums, including Echo Park, Comfort of Sound and Renegades, and are responsible for rock anthems including ‘Just the Way I'm Feeling’, ‘Tumble and Fall’, ‘Just a Day’, ‘Feeling a Moment’ and ‘Buck Rodgers’.

Can I still get tickets?

There are still general admission tickets available for the gig and it is recommended to buy tickets from authorised outlets including Ticketmaster and Alttickets. Ticket prices currently start at £61.90 on Ticketmaster. Any tickets from the rescheduled dates remain valid for this concert.

What is the setlist?

At Bryan Adams most recent gig and part of the same tour, he performed this setlist:

Can't Stop This Thing We Started

Shine a Light

It's Only Love

Please Forgive Me

Go Down Rockin'

You Belong to Me

I've Been Looking for You

The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You

When You're Gone

(Everything I Do) I Do It for You

Back to You

Kids Wanna Rock

Summer of '69

Cuts Like a Knife

So Happy It Hurts

Can't Take My Eyes Off You

(Frankie Valli cover)

Shine a Light(Reprise)

All for Love

Will there be road closures?

Cardiff Council has not announced any road closures for the concert. The castle will remain open to visitors before the concert begins.

Where can I park?

There are several council-owned car parks which cater for 24-hour parking. A few examples include Sophia Gardens Car Park, which charges 24 hours a day and costs up to £17.60 for the full day. Castle Mews Car Park which charges between 8am and 8pm Monday – Saturday and costs up to £6.10 for five hours, and North Road Car Park, which costs £8.80 for a full day (until midnight that evening) - its charging hours are Monday to Sunday between 8am and 6pm.

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• Date 20 May , 2022
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Platinum selling and Grammy Award winning musician Bryan Adams will return to the UK in summer 2022 with a headline tour including the  Utilita Arena Newcastle on Friday 20th May 2022 . Kicking off in May 2022, twelve new tour dates will see Bryan Adams visit arenas across the UK. 

Widely considered one of the most iconic rock musicians in the world, Adams has countless accolades and awards and has sold more than 65 million albums worldwide.  The tour is in support of his 15th studio album set for release in March 2022, aptly titled So Happy It Hurts.

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