Bryan Adams at age 66: Big in India and the US
Bryan Adams, known in the United States since the 1980s, has also become beloved in India. His song Summer of '69 remains a classic '80s hit.
Adams's popularity in India may seem unexpected, similar to how Germans love David Hasselhoff or the Japanese embrace Cheap Trick. He was among the first major English-language pop artists to tour India in the mid-1990s.
He continues to perform internationally, including a scheduled show at the Gas South Arena in Duluth with Pat Benatar.
"I’m still proud to realize that these songs are staples. I enjoy hitting the road and the trust from fans to perform them is a big deal."
Adams has maintained a strong connection with his fans, appreciating their support deeply and handling requests for songs with care. His music transcends language barriers, helped by companies that cannot bring music exclusively, but aim to keep language and love alive.
"Since then, they’re here with us, and he’ll go on tour multiple times including returning to the country dates in December."
Adams admires other open music cultures and believes in the responsibility of radio record labels to their audiences.
Author's summary: Bryan Adams remains a celebrated artist in both the US and India, combining classic hits with ongoing tours and a strong fan connection worldwide.
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