Bryan Adams coming to India in October

The five-date trek kicks off in Ahmedabad on October 9 and wraps up in New Delhi on October 14, with Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru as other festival stops.

Legendary singer-songwriter Bryan Adams is coming to India for a string of concerts in October.

The Grammy Award-winner will be in the country as part of his album tour for 'Ultimate', which released last November.

The five-date trek kicks off in Ahmedabad on October 9 and wraps up in New Delhi on October 14, with Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru as other festival stops.

The event is produced by ENIL and has partnered with Infibeam Digital Entertainment Pvt Ltd for Ahmedabad.

Wishing his Indian fans on 72nd Independence Day, Adams said in a statement, "India is one of my favorite places in the whole world. The love and generosity that I have experienced here are immense and I am eternally grateful to ENIL for the opportunity to perform again in this beautiful country."

Known for superhit tracks such as "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" and "Summer of '69" among others, the singer will perform material from 'Ultimate', which features a mix of new tracks and enormous hits from an incredible back-catalog at the tour.

The aim of the new LP was to condense Adams' extensive back catalog - 13 studio albums, five live albums, five compilation albums and over 75 singles - into a 21-track offering guaranteed to capture the true essence of his career.

Mahesh Shetty, COO ENIL, said the team is extremely excited to bring forth this tour to India.

"Bryan Adams is one of the most exciting live musicians in the world and his energetic performance, effortless stage presence, and incredible vocals are guaranteed to thrill and entertain. For a lot of Indians, Bryan Adams was the introduction to the sheer simplicity and awesomeness of rock 'n' roll.

"His first concert in India was in 1995 in Mumbai which set a precedent for other global artists who wished to perform in India. He enjoys a devout following in India with most of his albums becoming super hits in the subcontinent... We firmly believe that his music and lyrics cut across generations and we are looking forward to seeing a lot of his die-hard, as well as first time fans, feel the 'Summer of 69' for the October tour," Shetty said.

Tickets for the tour go live on BookMyShow.com from tomorrow noon.

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