Bryan Adams Sets a Date for His Tour in Malaga

Big event at the Cortijo de Torres Auditorium in June of the upcoming 2025. The Canadian Bryan Adams will return to our country next year for two occasions within his 'Roll With The Punches' tour: in mid-January he will be in Seville and Valencia, and on the aforementioned month of June, specifically on the 10th, he will resume the tour performing in Alicante, Pamplona, and Malaga. Tickets for the Malaga show will be on sale on Tuesday, December 3 at 11:00 AM through this website.

Adams certainly embodies a way of understanding rock: commercial, without much pretense (his music is like his attire: simple and direct, almost unchangeable), and transgenerational. Over his more than 40 years of career and 17 albums, he has sold close to 100 million copies of his records, a feat very few can claim.

Many of those copies sold are thanks to 'Everything I do (I do it for you)', one of the ballads of his era, but the Canadian's career transcends that song. He started as a rocker specialized in that 80s AOR, boosted by great songwriters and producers like Russ Ballard and Robert 'Mutt' Lange, with hits still at the top of the genre like 'Run to you', 'Heaven', 'Summer of 69' or 'Cuts like a knife'.

His album, 'Waking up the neighbours' (1991), and especially the inclusion of the aforementioned power ballad in the movie 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves', propelled him to megastardom. Since then his most iconic hits have also come from soundtracks, like 'All for love', along with Sting and Rod Stewart, for The Three Musketeers', and, especially,  'Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?', featuring the guitar of Paco de Lucía, for the film 'Don Juan de Marco'.

His trajectory took a notable turn at the start of the 21st century, with the Canadian balancing the release of albums and conducting world tours with his increasingly prominent career as a professional photographer, specializing in black and white portraits.