Bryan Adams

In the organizer's words:

Born in Canada, he is certainly one of the biggest stars of the past decades. Anyone who has listened to the radio regularly since the 1980s or 1990s is guaranteed to be able to sing along to hits such as "Straight From The Heart", "Run To You", "Summer of '69", "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" or "All For Love" right off the bat. Over the years, he has thrilled millions of fans with his performances, who have celebrated his big stadium appearances with a large band just as loudly as his club appearances in a trio, where he demonstrates his qualities as a classic rock'n'roller.

With his sandpaper tenor, he sings his famous ballads with great feeling and intones his hard rock songs raw and with full force. Adams has sold more than 100 million records - over two hundred of which have gone platinum - over the past 40 years. His most recent Grammy-nominated album, "So Happy It Hurts", was released in 2022 and seamlessly joins the ranks of his legendary recordings. The list of his awards is long and impressive: the Canadian is a member of several Halls of Fame, has received important British decorations and has been nominated for almost every major and minor award over the course of his long career, including the Grammy, Oscar, Golden Globe, Emmy, MTV Awards, Canadian Juno and Socon Awards, as well as internationally for the Ivor Novelle, NME Award, Echo and Bambi, to name but a few.

The enthusiastic photographer has also won the Lead Award three times for his photographs.

But what Bryan Adams has always loved most about music over the years is the immediate power and spontaneity of a concert. He once said that performing live is the essence of the musician: "When the audience reacts to the songs, when this magical exchange happens, no record can give you that." No question: such magical moments are also guaranteed on September 5 at the IFA Sommergarten, when Bryan Adams will perform a set of old hits and new burners.

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