Bryan Adams, excited to try other genres besides rock

Leanne Josephine C. Austria

March 7, 2023

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  The multi-awarded and multi-platinum Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is returning to Manila bringing his ‘So Happy It Hurts’ tour this coming March 15 at the Araneta Coliseum.

  During an exclusive virtual conference last Saturday, Bryan mentioned that he would love to try other genres besides rock. He later added that it could be interesting and would give him a great time exploring other genres.

  “Of course, I would be interested. I did sing with Luciano Pavarotti who is an Opera singer and I remember when I did that, he said, “Listen, Luciano, I can’t sing Opera. But then he said, “Come on, you just sing!” And so, I said, “Okay.” Bryan shared.

  “It doesn’t matter what kind of genres you sing; the fact is, all singers can sing together and that is remarkable,” he added.

  Meanwhile, it’s still hard to believe that Bryan Adams has been making music for 40 years now. “I’ve done this for 40 years. So, it’s turning the page over to the young singers and songwriters nowadays for them to shine. But as I look back and as I look forward, it’s always about the music,” he also mentioned.

  His classic hits include Summer of 69, Heaven, Straight from the Heart, Cuts Like a Knife, Run To You, Please Forgive Me, All For Love, Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman, I Finally Found Someone, and (Everything I Do) I Do It For You.

  Bryan Adams will also showcase in his Asian tour his new songs from his 15th studio album which includes the recently released “So Happy It Hurts,” “On The Road,” and “Kick-Ass.”

  Tickets are available via TicketNet.com.ph and TicketNet outlets nationwide.

  Presented by Willbros Live.

  Here’s one of Bryan Adams’ live films in commemoration of his 40th anniversary album: “Cuts Like A Knife”:

   

   

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