Canadian rock star Bryan Adams is set to return to India with his world tour titled "So Happy It Hurts." The 64-year-old musician will embark on a week-long tour, starting in Shillong on December 10 and concluding in Hyderabad on December 16. The tour will also make stops in Gurugram on December 12, Mumbai on December 13, and Bengaluru on December 14. This visit marks Adams' sixth tour in India, following his performances in 1993-1994, 2001, 2006, 2011, and most recently, in 2018.
Expressing his enthusiasm for returning to India, Adams highlighted the special bond he shares with the Indian audience. "I’m incredibly excited to be coming back to India! There’s a unique connection I feel with the Indian audience," Adams remarked. He continued, "Your passion for music is truly inspiring, and I can’t wait to perform all your favourite songs – the old ones and some new ones too. This tour is a celebration of music that has connected people across generations. Get ready to rock!”
Adams' concerts are renowned for their electrifying energy and nostalgic setlists. Fans can expect to hear iconic hits such as "Summer Of ‘69," "Everything I Do I Do It For You," "Please Forgive Me," "Run To You," and "18 Till I Die," alongside his latest songs. The Grammy-winning artist will also showcase tracks from his Grammy-nominated 2022 album "So Happy It Hurts," which shares its name with the tour.
Adams' impressive discography spans 17 studio albums, including his recent releases: the peace anthem "What If There Were No Sides At All" and two songs from the 2023 comedy film "Office Race." The upcoming tour promises to deliver a mix of his timeless classics and new hits, ensuring a memorable experience for fans.
Tickets for the tour will be available from Sunday, August 4 to 7, with a special 30% concession as a limited-period offer. General sale tickets will start on Wednesday, August 7 at 12 pm, ranging from ₹1,499 to ₹19,999. This tour not only rekindles Adams' connection with India but also continues his legacy of uniting fans through his music.
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