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Bryan Adams Announces Additional Canadian Dates on ‘So Happy It Hurts’ Tour

Tickets for additional Canadian dates go on sale Friday June 16th at 10am local

June 12, 2023 (TORONTO, ON) – Bryan Adams returns to Canada, announcing more dates on his widely successful So Happy It Hurts tour. The tour now features additional shows across the west coast, specifically hitting cities across British Columbia and Alberta. Tickets are available via presale beginning Tuesday, June 13th at 10 am local. General on sale begins Friday, June 16th at 10 am local.

The tour is in support of Bryan Adams’ 15th studio album, “So Happy It Hurts,” which was released 11th March 2022 via BMG. “So Happy It Hurts” was also nominated for Best Rock Performance at the recent 2023 Grammy awards.

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, a Grammy Award and 20 Juno Awards. Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer / songwriter who continues to tour the world playing his music which is a mainstay on rock radio.

Tour Dates 2023

September 9 Victoria, BC Save On Foods Memorial Centre September 11 Penticton, BC South Okanagan Events Centre September 12 Kamloops, BC Sandman Centre September 13 Prince George, BC CN Centre September 14 Grande Prairie, AB Bonnetts Energy Centre September 16 Red Deer, AB Peavey Mart Centrium at Westerner Park September 17 Medicine Hat, AB Co-op Place

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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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Tickets on sale May 27, 2022, 10:00 AM local time at www.avenircentre.com and www.ticketmaster.ca .

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 set for release in March 2022, aptly titled So Happy It Hurts .

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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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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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Bryan Adams Adds 2023 Canadian Tour Dates

He is currently trekking across the U.S. on tour

Bryan Adams has added several Canadian shows to his 2023 tour itinerary. The dates are part of this ongoing So Happy It Hurts Tour. Adams will be hitting cities across British Columbia and Alberta in September. Check out the full list of new concerts below.

Artist pre-sale starts tomorrow, Tuesday, June 13 at 10am local time HERE using the promo code BATOUR , while general tickets go on sale this Friday, June 16 at 10am.

Bryan Adams kicked off the U.S. leg of his So Happy It Hurts Tour on last week at CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. Check out our review and live photos from the show, plus the setlist. The current tour will hit 25 more cities across the U.S. this summer, with stops in New York, Boston, Tampa, Denver, Phoenix, San Francisco and more. The run wraps on Thursday, August 3 in Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena. Tickets are on sale now  HERE .

Adams recently nabbed his first  GRAMMY® nomination  in over two decades. He took home the hardware in 1992 for his hit single “Everything I Do (I Do It For You).” His last nomination came in 1998. This year his up for Best Rock Performance for “So Happy It Hurts.” 

On January 18, Adams revealed two brand new  live music videos  for his hit tracks “I’m Ready” and “Cuts Like a Knife.” The latter is the title track of his seminal 1983 album, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year. To commemorate the milestone, Adams recored the album live at the historic Royal Albert Hall in London on May 11, 2022.

Throughout his career, Adams has amassed 20 Juno Awards. In 1992, his ballad “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You” garnered the GRAMMY® Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picture, Television, or Other Visual Media. In 2006, Adams was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. In 2011, he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

9 September 2023 – Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre – Victoria, BC 11 September 2023 – South Okanagan Events Centre – Penticton, BC 12 September 2023 – Sandman Centre – Kamloops, BC 13 September 2023 – Prince George CN – Centre Prince George, BC 14 September 2023 – Bonnetts Energy – Centre Grande Prairie, AB 16 September 2023 – Centrium at Westerner Park – Red Deer, AB 17 September 2023 – Co-Op Place (previously Canalta Centre) – Medicine Hat, AB

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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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• It's Only Love
• Summer of '69
• I've Been Looking for You
• So Happy It Hurts
• These Are the Moments That Make Up My Life
• Cuts Like a Knife
• Straight From the Heart
• 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
• Shine a Light
• Please Forgive Me
• Back to You
• Toronto Bound

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• Sep 12 2022 Centre Bell Montreal, QC, Canada Start time: 8:15 PM 8:15 PM
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• Oct 05 2022 Scotiabank Arena This Setlist Toronto, ON, Canada Start time: 8:20 PM 8:20 PM
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• Oct 08 2022 Leon's Centre Kingston, ON, Canada Start time: 8:20 PM 8:20 PM

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Bryan Adams tour dates 2024

Bryan Adams is currently touring across 23 countries and has 64 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Oslo Spektrum in Oslo, after that they'll be at Jyske Bank Arena in Odense.

Currently touring across

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• 🇱🇹 Lithuania
• 🇱🇺 Luxembourg
• 🇳🇱 Netherlands
• 🇨🇿 Czech Republic
• 🇵🇹 Portugal

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Oslo Spektrum

Jyske Bank Arena

Royal Arena

Jyske Bank Boxen

Royal Albert Hall

Coventry Building Society Arena

Utilita Arena

Utilita Arena Cardiff

The SSE Arena, Belfast

Messehalle Erfurt

NDR 2 Plaza Festival

Live at the Marquee

Scenic Stage, Dreamland

Plymouth Hoe

Delamere Forest

Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod

High Lodge, Thetford Forest

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Dalby Forest

The Piece Hall

Bergenhus Festning

Bugårdsparken

Tinderbox Festival

E.C. Dahls Arena

Nordlandshallen

Nokia Arena

Tartu Lauluväljak

Kalnų Parkas

Zone Portuaire

Amphithéâtre Fernand-Lindsay

International de montgolfières de Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Zénith de Paris - La Villette

Vorst Nationaal/Forest National

Rotterdam Ahoy

PSD Bank Dome

Barclays Arena

Festhalle Frankfurt

Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle

Quarterback Immobilien Arena

Atlas Arena

Winning Group Arena

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Scandinavium

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I always love his music and listen to it everyday while running! This is my first Bryan Adams concert I've been to and it may have been the best concert I have seen. He is amazing musician and his band is great! Everyone is so talented. He and his band played and sang more than 2 hours without a break, wow!!! His voice was so powerful and it took my breath away! It was a great show, I hope they will come back again soon! Hope next time I can reach out to give him a big hug!

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