World-famous singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is returning to B udapest with his Roll with the Punches tour\, and in addition to songs fro m his latest album\, he will also perform his greatest hits - organizer Li ve Nation told MTI on Friday.
\nOne of Canada's most famous musicians has sold more than a hundred million records during his career spanning al most five decades\, toured on all six continents (he was the first Western musician to perform in Pakistan or Vietnam\, for example)\, and topped th e charts in more than forty countries.
\nHe has released sixteen stu dio albums so far\, the first in 1980 and the most recent last year. His b iggest hits include Summer of '69\, (Everything I Do) I Do It for You\, He aven\, Straight from the Heart\, Please Forgive Me and Shine A Light with Ed Sheeran. His songs have been covered by such renowned artists as Joe Co cker\, Bonnie Tyler\, Kiss and Tina Turner\, with whom he even sang a duet . He has also worked with Barbra Streisand\, Celine Dion\, Sting and Rod S tewart.
\nBryan Adams has been nominated for an Oscar and a Golden G lobe for his film scores\, and has won a Grammy once\, in 1992 for the son g (Everything I Do) I Do It For You\, although he has been nominated for a Grammy sixteen times. He has also written songs for the cartoon Bravehear t and the musical What a Woman. He has received Canada's highest state hon our\, being inducted into the Music Hall of Fame\, and has a star on the H ollywood Walk of Fame.
\nIn 2024\, Adams became an independent artist and founded his own re cord label\, Bad Records. Since then\, he has released two three-album box sets containing recordings of his concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall\ , bringing his total to six albums in just two years.
\nIn August la st year\, he released his studio album Roll with the Punches\, which is a mix of his signature anthemic rock\, raw guitar riffs\, and heartfelt song writing\, while pairing catchy songs with thought-provoking moments.
\nThe Canadian star is also known as a photographer\, and his photo album Exposed was released in 2012. He has taken pictures of the English royal family\, had a good relationship with the late Lady Diana\, and also photo graphed the tragic Amy Winehouse.
\nBryan Adams will perform at the MVM Dome in Budapest on D ecember 16. For more information\, visit BryanAdams.com. Tickets for the concert will be available first to members of the artist' s official fan club on March 3rd at 10 a.m.\, while registered Live Nation members can join the pre-sale option on the 4th at 10 a.m. The full ticke t sales will start on March 6th at 10 a.m.
\nSource: MTI.hu
\nPhoto: Bryan Adams Facebook page
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