Bryan Adams to rock city in Feb

MUMBAI: 'Namaste India. Hi, this is Bryan Adams and I am looking forward to coming back to India with my band. We always get a great welcome, the people are great and so is the food. I love Indian food. See you next February.' That text message to "the Indian audience'' is by the legendary Canadian guitarist and songwriter who's all set to rock Mumbai in February as part of a four-date tour across India. Adams will entertain thousands with a playlist of his greatest hits, including Everything I Do, 18 Till I Die and Summer Of 69.

The internationally acclaimed musician, who's won 15 Grammy nominations and sold over 65 million albums worldwide in a career spanning more than three decades, will kick off the tour at Mumbai's Bandra Kurla Complex on February 12, followed by dates in Bangalore, New Delhi and Hyderabad. Tickets in Mumbai will cost Rs 2,000 and 4,000 and have already gone on sale online. 'Invitation Only' tickets for a VVIP lounge will also be available, with 20 per cent of the proceeds going to Save The Children, a charity that works with underprivileged children.

Sujit Jain of Netsurf Entertainment, a tour promoter and producer, said they planned to create a "carnival atmosphere'' with a DJ and refreshments available for two hours before Adams' appearance on stage. One person guaranteed to be singing along in the front row is actor Sunil Shetty, whose wife Mana is a trustee of Save The Children. Speaking at the event announcing the tour dates, he said: "I am a big fan of Bryan Adams. He plays my kind of music-'80s and '90s. It's musical and has great lyrics, unlike a lot of music today. I dance a little to his music at home, but I'm not a very good dancer!''

Explaining Adams' five-year absence since his last India tour in 2006, his tour producer Richard Coram said: "The world is big, and there's only one Bryan Adams.''

Bryan Adams Joins Killing Cancer Concert

Famous Singer Bryan Adams join other singers which include The Who, Jeff Beck, The Verve's Richard Ashcroft and Blondie legend Debbie Harry for the concert which is being held at London's HMV Hammersmith Apollo on January 13, 2011.

Bryan Adams has joined the bill of the KILLING Cancer charity show, he is of the view that people should come forward to help all the cancerous.

The main reason behind this Cancer charity show is to raise funds which funds research into pioneering cancer treatment Photodynamic Therapy (PDT).

This treatment is very effective and it finish the cancer, it works with the combination of light and a drug that switches off the oxygen reaching the target cells.

The concert is being masterminded by promoter Harvey Goldsmith and Bill Curbishley, manager of The Who, both of whom have lost people close to them to cancer.

Guitar legend Beck said: "I am pleased to be asked to support such a vital cause. Any new breakthrough in cancer treatment should be taken very seriously and we want as many people to know about that as possible.

"The concert is not just going to raise funds to pay for new PDT trials, but will also help raise public

Bryan Adams Perforimg Coming Tomorrow...!!

There are many “Summer of ‘69” fans in Southern Utah — but will they still rock out to the song in acoustic form?

Soft rock singer-songwriter Bryan Adams will find out Tuesday as he brings his “Bare Bones” acoustic tour to the Cox Auditorium at Dixie State College for a sold-out show. It will just be Adams, his six-string acoustic guitar and a piano player behind hits like “Heaven,” “Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You.”

For more on Adams and the show see the Where It’s @ entertainment guide in Friday’s edition of The Spectrum & Daily News.