bryan_adams

Chart - History 

Das Hit-Lexikon 2018 

Bryan Adams 

Singles Titel Wochen Longplay Titel Wochen 

BP Ges. T10 #1 Ges. T10 # BP Ges. T10 #1 Ges. T10 # 

D 1 31 4 2 366 58 9 D 1 19 12 3 378 74 15 

GB 1 37 12 2 339 63 17 GB 1 18 9 3 557 31 3 

US 1 25 11 4 419 76 17 US 1 10 5 1 190 62 2 

XX 1 44 18 5 1.124 197 43 XX 1 19 14 5 1.125 167 20 

1982 - 2016 1983 - 2016 

Geboren am 05.11.1959 in Kingston/Ontario (CDN) 

* 

1959 

Singles Deutschland G B U S A 

Lonely Nights 

Dat HP W10 Dat HP W10 

Dat 

03/1982 84 

HP W10 

Straight From The Heart 07/1986 51 03/1983 10 2 

Cuts Like A Knife 

This Time 

06/1983 15 

02/1986 41 09/1983 24 

Run To You 01/1985 11 11/1984 6 4 

Somebody 

03/1985 35 02/1985 11 

Heaven 07/1985 28 05/1985 38 04/1985 1 2 6 

Summer Of '69 10/1985 62 08/1985 42 06/1985 5 4 

One Night Love Affair 

It's Only Love 

Christmas Time 

12/1985 

01/1986 

44 

63 

09/1985 13 

11/1985 29 11/1985 15 

12/1985 55 

Heat Of The Night 04/1987 33 03/1987 50 03/1987 6 4 

Hearts On Fire 

Victim Of Love 

06/1987 57 06/1987 26 

10/1987 68 08/1987 32 

(Everything I Do) I Do It For You 07/1991 1 5 23 06/1991 1 16 21 06/1991 1 7 10 

Can't Stop This Thing We Started 10/1991 14 09/1991 12 09/1991 2 7 

There Will Never Be Another Tonight 

11/1991 32 12/1991 31 

Thought I'd Died And Gone To Heaven 04/1992 47 02/1992 8 2 03/1992 13 

All I Want Is You 

Do I Have To Say The Words ? 

11/1992 

75 

07/1992 22 

09/1992 30 08/1992 11 

Please Forgive Me 11/1993 3 10 10/1993 2 8 10/1993 7 8 

All For Love 01/1994 1 4 13 01/1994 2 8 11/1993 1 3 14 

Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman ? 04/1995 3 12 04/1995 4 3 04/1995 1 5 12 

Rock Steady 

11/1995 50 11/1995 73 

The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You 05/1996 44 06/1996 6 1 05/1996 52 

Let's Make A Night To Remember 09/1996 57 08/1996 10 1 08/1996 24 

Star 

12/1996 76 11/1996 13 

I Finally Found Someone 01/1997 53 01/1997 10 1 11/1996 8 5 

18 'til I Die 

Back To You 

I'm Ready 

On A Day Like Today 

05/1997 

01/1998 

04/1998 

10/1998 

85 

62 

66 

53 

04/1997 22 

12/1997 18 

03/1998 20 

10/1998 13 

When You're Gone 12/1998 14 12/1998 3 10 

Cloud # 9 05/1999 33 05/1999 6 2 

The Best Of Me 

11/1999 

65 

12/1999 47 

Don't Give Up 03/2000 24 03/2000 1 1 4 

Inside Out 

07/2000 

Here I Am 07/2002 17 07/2002 5 2 

Open Road 

Flying 

Room Service 

I Thought I'd Seen Everything 

One World One Flame 

09/2004 

12/2004 

04/2005 

03/2008 

02/2010 

66 

23 

68 

74 

55 

44 

09/2004 21 

12/2004 39 

You Belong To Me 

03/2016 181 

Longplay Deutschland G B U S A 

Dat HP W10 Dat HP W10 

Dat 

HP W10 

Cuts Like A Knife 11/1983 24 03/1986 18 03/1983 8 6 

Reckless 01/1985 19 03/1985 7 3 11/1984 1 2 40 

Into The Fire 04/1987 7 2 04/1987 8 2 04/1987 7 5 

Waking Up The Neighbours 10/1991 1 5 18 10/1991 1 1 6 10/1991 6 4 

So Far So Good 11/1993 1 9 25 11/1993 1 1 13 11/1993 6 7 

Bryan Adams Seite 1 von 3

Live ! Live ! Live ! 

Bryan Adams 

Nachdem Bryan Adams 1976 der Leadsänger der Gruppe Sweeney Todd gewesen war, traf der 18jährige 1977 auf Jim Vallance, 

mit dem er eine Partnerschaft als Songschreiber einging. Interpreten wie Loverboy, BTO, Kiss oder Bonnie Tyler übernahmen 

Lieder der beiden. 1981 boten sie einige Songs der Plattenfirma A&M an, die vorschlug, gegen die symbolische Zahlung von 

einem Dollar vier der Lieder mit Bryan Adams zu produzieren. Jim Vallance wurde der Drummer der Band, die Bryan Adams 

begleitete. Schon ab 1982 war Adams auch in den USA ein Star. Eine seiner schönsten Nummern aus dieser Zeit war vom Album 

"Reckless" der Titel "Summer Of '69". Die Liste seiner Hits geht bis in das Jahr 1987, und für viele schien damit das Kapitel Bryan 

Adams beendet. 1991 landete er mit "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" aus dem Film "Robin Hood" den Hit des Jahres. 

Filmmusiken scheinen ihm Glück zu bringen. Zusammen mit Rod Stewart und Sting sang er 1993 in der wer weiß wievielten 

Neufassung von "Die drei Musketiere" den Titel "All For Love". Für den Streifen "Don Juan DeMarco" mit Johnny Depp, Marlon 

Brando und Faye Dunaway sang er "Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman". Und das Jahr 1996 endete für Bryan mit einem 

weiteren Hit aus einem Film: 'Liebe hat zwei Gesichter' hieß der Streifen, für den er zusammen mit Barbra Streisand "I Finally 

Found Someone" sang. Auch wenn Bryan gerne ein richtiger Rocker wäre - seine Erfolge hat er mit Balladen. 

Neben seinen musikalischen Erfolgen ist er inzwischen auch ein gesuchter Photograph. Seine Bilder erschienen in Zeitschriften 

wie Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar und vielen anderen. Mitte 2005 wurde sein erstes Buch in Zusammenarbeit mit Calvin Klein in den 

USA veröffentlicht - es heißt 'American Women'. 2004 wurde er zusammen mit anderen Photographen aus dem Commonwealth 

gebeten, Königin Elizabeth II zu portraitieren. Immerhin schaffte es eines seiner Bilder 2004 und 2005 auf eine Briefmarke in 

Kanada. Im März 2006 erhielt er in Hamburg eine Auszeichnung für seine Photoserie von Mickey Rourke. 

Siehe auch: Chicane 

AOR (Adult Orientated Rock), Soft Rock 

08/1994 

26 

08/1994 17 

18 'til I Die 06/1996 4 7 06/1996 1 1 3 06/1996 31 

Unplugged 12/1997 8 4 

On A Day Like Today 11/1998 5 2 

The Best Of Me 11/1999 7 4 

12/1997 19 

10/1998 11 

11/1999 12 

The Spirit - Der Wilde Mustang 07/2002 7 5 07/2002 8 1 

Room Service 10/2004 1 1 3 10/2004 4 1 

Anthology 

12/2005 

30 

12/2005 29 11/2005 65 

11 03/2008 2 2 03/2008 6 1 05/2008 80 

Bare Bones 

Live At Sydney Opera House [DVD] 

11/2010 

09/2013 

Tracks Of My Years 10/2014 5 1 

Reckless [Remastered] 

11/2014 

28 

38 

58 

11/2010 35 

10/2014 11 10/2014 89 

11/2014 46 

Get Up 10/2015 3 1 11/2015 2 1 11/2015 99 

Cuts Like A Knife Reckless Into The Fire Waking Up The Neighbours 

So Far So Good Live ! Live ! Live ! 18 'til I Die Unplugged 

On A Day Like Today The Best Of Me The Spirit ‐ Der Wilde Mustang Room Service 


Bryan Adams 

Anthology 11 Bare Bones Live At Sydney Opera House [DVD] 

Tracks Of My Years Reckless [Remastered] Get Up 

Texte und Biographien von Frank Laufenberg, Chart-History von Volker Dörken 


Bryan Adams/Diskografie 

aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie 

Diese Diskografie ist eine Übersicht über die musikalischen Werke des 

kanadischen Rock-Sängers Bryan Adams. 

Inhaltsverzeichnis 

1 Alben 

1.1 Studioalben 

1.2 Livealben 

1.3 Kompilationen 

1.4 Soundtracks 

1.5 EPs 

2 Singles 

2.1 Chartplatzierungen 

2.2 Weitere Veröffentlichungen 

3 Videoalben 

4 Auszeichnungen für Musikverkäufe 

5 Quellen 

6 Weblinks 

Bryan Adams live in Hamburg (2007) 

Alben 

Studioalben

Jahr 

Titel 

Chartplatzierungen [1][2] 

DE AT CH UK US 

1980 Bryan Adams — — — — — 

1981 You Want It, You Got It — — — 

1983 Cuts Like a Knife 

1984 Reckless 

1987 Into the Fire 

1991 Waking Up the Neighbours 

1996 18 Til I Die 

1998 On a Day Like Today 

2004 Room Service 

2008 11 

2014 Tracks of My Years 

2015 Get Up 

Livealben 

24 

(7 

Wo.) 

19 

(61 

Wo.) 

7 

(22 

Wo.) 

1 

(50 

Wo.) 

4 

(40 

Wo.) 

5 

(50 

Wo.) 

1 

(21 

Wo.) 

2 

(14 

Wo.) 

5 

(6 

Wo.) 

3 

(12 

Wo.) 

— 

— — 

13 

(8 

Wo.) 

1 

(21 

Wo.) 

2 

(18 

Wo.) 

4 

(29 

Wo.) 

3 

(7 

Wo.) 

2 

(10 

Wo.) 

5 

(3 

Wo.) 

4 

(7 

Wo.) 

10 

(17 

Wo.) 

4 

(13 

Wo.) 

1 

(30 

Wo.) 

2 

(25 

Wo.) 

2 

(37 

Wo.) 

1 

(19 

Wo.) 

1 

(13 

Wo.) 

6 

(7 

Wo.) 

1 

(14 

Wo.) 

78 

(5 

Wo.) 

21 

(6 

Wo.) 

7 

(118 

Wo.) 

10 

(21 

Wo.) 

1 

(54 

Wo.) 

1 

(47 

Wo.) 

11 

(40 

Wo.) 

4 

(6 

Wo.) 

6 

(6 

Wo.) 

11 

(3 

Wo.) 

2 

(18 

Wo.) 

118 

(13 

Wo.) 

8 

(89 

Wo.) 

1 

(83 

Wo.) 

7 

(33 

Wo.) 

6 

(75 

Wo.) 

31 

(50 

Wo.) 

103 

(2 

Wo.) 

134 

(1 

Wo.) 

80 

(1 

Wo.) 

89 

(1 

Wo.) 

99 

(1 

Wo.) 

CA 

69 [3] 

(17 [4] 

Wo.) 

50 [5] 

(3 [5] Wo.) 

8 [6] 

(57 [7] 

Wo.) 

1 [8] 

(83 [9] 

Wo.) 

2 [10] 

(33 [11] 

Wo.) 

1 [12] 

(69 [13] 

Wo.) 

4 [15] 

(32 [16] 

Wo.) 

7 [17] 

(41 [18] 

Wo.) 

2 [19] 

(9 [20] 

Wo.) 

1 [21] 

(6 [22][23] 

Wo.) 

1 [24] 

(… Wo.) 

8 [25] 

(… Wo.) 

Anmerkungen 

Erstveröffentlichung: 12. Februar 

1980 

Erstveröffentlichung: 21. Juli 1981 

in UK erst 1985 platziert 

Erstveröffentlichung: 18. Januar 

1983 


Erstveröffentlichung: 29. Oktober 

1984 

Wiederveröffentlichung Remastered 

Edition: 10. November 2014 

Erstveröffentlichung: 30. März 

1987 

Erstveröffentlichung: 24. 

September 1991 

Verkäufe: 16.000.000 [14] 

Erstveröffentlichung: 4. Juni 1996 


1998 




2008 




2015

Jahr 

Titel 

1994 Live! Live! Live! 

1997 MTV Unplugged 

2010 Bare Bones 

2013 

The Bare Bones Tour – Live 

at Sydney Opera House 

weitere Livealben 

Chartplatzierungen [1] 


26 

(10 

Wo.) 

8 

(33 

Wo.) 

28 

(6 

Wo.) 

38 

(1 

Wo.) 

17 

(6 

Wo.) 

7 

(16 

Wo.) 

19 

(5 

Wo.) 

— 

21 

(5 

Wo.) 

3 

(25 

Wo.) 

20 

(8 

Wo.) 

3 

(3 

Wo.) 

17 

(5 

Wo.) 

19 

(28 

Wo.) 

35 

(2 

Wo.) 

— — 

88 

(14 

Wo.) 

— 

CA 

9 [26] 

(33 [27] 

Wo.) 

18 [28] 

(7 [29] 

Wo.) 

— — — 

Anmerkungen 

Erstveröffentlichung: 1988 (Japan) 


(Europa) 

Erstveröffentlichung: 9. Dezember 

1997 


November 2010 

Akustik-Livealbum 

Erstveröffentlichung: 30. August 

2013 

auch als DVD veröfentlicht 

1992: The Live Volume (Bonus-CD zu Waking Up the Neighbours in Japan) 

2001: Do to You What You Do to Me (Live in Mumbai, Indien) 

2003: Live at the Budokan (Erstveröffentlichung: 17. Juni 2003, Live aus derNippon Budokan Hall in Tokio (Japan)) 

Kompilationen 

Jahr 

Titel 

1993 So Far So Good 

1999 The Best of Me 

2005 Anthology 

weitere Kompilationen 



1 

(81 

Wo.) 

7 

(30 

Wo.) 

30 

(8 

Wo.) 

1 

(33 

Wo.) 

4 

(30 

Wo.) 

28 

(9 

Wo.) 

1 

(46 

Wo.) 

3 

(28 

Wo.) 

39 

(12 

Wo.) 

1 

(93 

Wo.) 

12 

(60 

Wo.) 

29 

(13 

Wo.) 

6 

(66 

Wo.) 

— 

65 

(4 

Wo.) 

2 [30] 

CA 

(39 [31] 

Wo.) 

7 [32] 

(24 [33] 

Wo.) 

4 [34] 

(33 [35] 

Wo.) 

Anmerkungen 

Erstveröffentlichung: 2. November 

1993 


November 1999 


November 2005 

1988: Hits on Fire: (Doppel-CD: 1. CD: Into the Fire, 2. CD: Best of (inkl. „Diana“), mit Kalender, nur in Japan erschienen) 

1996: Best Ballads 

2000: Greatest Hits 

2010: Anthology Box Set 

Soundtracks

Jahr 

2002 

Titel 

Spirit – Stallion of the 

Cimarron OST 


DE AT CH UK 

7 

(18 

Wo.) 

6 

(13 

Wo.) 

6 

(26 

Wo.) 

8 

(6 

Wo.) 

40 [36] 

(24 

Wo.) 

US CA 

77 [37] 

(11 [38] 

Wo.) 

Nummer-eins-Alben 3 2 5 3 1 4 

Alben in den Top 10 12 11 14 9 5 14 

Alben in den Charts 18 15 17 18 15 18 

Anmerkungen 

Erstveröffentlichung: 4. März 2002 

(mit Hans Zimmer) 

Soundtrack zum Film Spirit – Der 

wilde Mustang 

2006: Colour Me Kubrick OST (Soundtrack-EP zum gleichnamigen Film) 

EPs 

Singles 

1985: Diana (CA: ) 

Chartplatzierungen

Jahr 

Titel 

Album 



CA 

Anmerkungen 

1979 Let Me Take You Dancing — — — — — 64[39] 

(16 [40] Wo.) 

1980 

1982 

1983 

1984 

1985 

Hidin’ From Love 

Bryan Adams 

Give Me Your Love 

Bryan Adams 

Lonely Nights 

You Want It, You Got It 

Fits Ya Good 

You Want It, You Got It 

Straight from the Heart 

Cuts Like a Knife 



This Time 


Run to You 

Reckless 

Somebody 

Reckless 

Heaven 

Reckless 

Summer of ’69 

Reckless 

One Night Love Affair 

Reckless 

It’s Only Love 

Reckless 

Christmas Time 

1987 Heat of the Night 

Into the Fire 

Hearts on Fire 

Into the Fire 

— — — — — 64[41] 

(15 [42] Wo.) 

— — — — — 91[43] 

(5 [44] Wo.) 

— — — — 

84 

(2 

Wo.) 

— 

— — — — — 30[45] 

(7 [46] Wo.) 

— — — 

51 

(3 

Wo.) 

— — — — 

— — — 

— — — 

— — — 

28 

(10 

Wo.) 

62 

(6 

Wo.) 

— 

17 

(11 

Wo.) 

14 

(8 

Wo.) 

— 

41 

(7 

Wo.) 

11 

(13 

Wo.) 

35 

(7 

Wo.) 

38 

(5 

Wo.) 

42 

(14 

Wo.) 

— — — — 

44 

(8 

Wo.) 

63 

(3 

Wo.) 

33 

(9 

Wo.) 

30 

(2 

Wo.) 

57 

(3 

Wo.) 

— 

16 

(8 

Wo.) 

18 

(2 

Wo.) 

17 

(5 

Wo.) 

29 

(8 

Wo.) 

55 

(3 

Wo.) 

50 

(3 

Wo.) 

— — — 57 

(4 

10 

(19 

Wo.) 

15 

(14 

Wo.) 

24 

(12 

Wo.) 

6 

(19 

Wo.) 

11 

(17 

Wo.) 

1 

(19 

Wo.) 

5 

(17 

Wo.) 

13 

(15 

Wo.) 

15 

(14 

Wo.) 

20 [47] 

(15 [48] Wo.) 

12 [49] 

(14 [50] Wo.) 

32 [51] 

(9 [51] Wo.) 

4 [52] 

(23 [53] Wo.) 

13 [54] 

(21 [55] Wo.) 

11 [56] 

(21 [57] Wo.) 

11 [58] 

(21 [59] Wo.) 

19 [60] 

(16 [61] Wo.) 

14 [62] 

(15 [63] Wo.) 

— — 

6 

(16 

Wo.) 

26 

(13 

7 [64] 

(16 [65] Wo.) 

25 [66] 

(14 [67] Wo.) 

Erstveröffentlichung: Juli 1979 

Erstveröffentlichung: März 1980 

Erstveröffentlichung: Mai 1980 

Erstveröffentlichung: August 

1981 

Erstveröffentlichung: April 1982 




1983 

Erstveröffentlichung: Oktober 

1984 

Erstveröffentlichung: Januar 1985 


Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 1985 

Erstveröffentlichung: September 

1985 

Erstveröffentlichung: November 

1985 

(mit Tina Turner) 

Erstveröffentlichung: Dezember 

1985 

in AT erst 2010 platziert 


Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 1987

Wo.) 

Wo.) 

Victim of Love 

Into the Fire 

— — — 

68 

(3 

Wo.) 

32 

(12 

Wo.) 

49 [68] 

(12 [69] Wo.) 


1987 

1988 

1991 

1992 

1993 

Only the Strong Survive 

Into the Fire 

(Everything I Do) I Do It for 

You 

Waking Up the Neighbours 

Can’t Stop This Thing We 

Started 


There Will Never Be 

Another Tonight 


Thought I’d Died and Gone 

to Heaven 


Touch the Hand 


All I Want Is You 


Do I Have to Say the 

Words? 


Is Your Mama Gonna Miss 

Ya? 


Please Forgive Me 

So Far So Good 

All for Love 

The Three Musketeers OST 

Have You Ever Really 

Loved a Woman 

18 Til I Die 

1 

— — — — — 64[70] 

(7 [71] Wo.) 

(33 

Wo.) 

14 

(19 

Wo.) 

1 

(28 

Wo.) 

14 

(10 

Wo.) 

1 

(33 

Wo.) 

8 

(8 

Wo.) 

— — — 

47 

(9 

Wo.) 

— — 

1 

(25 

Wo.) 

12 

(6 

Wo.) 

32 

(3 

Wo.) 

8 

(7 

Wo.) 

1 

(21 

Wo.) 

2 

(20 

Wo.) 

31 

(15 

Wo.) 

13 

(20 

Wo.) 

1 [72] 

(21 [73] Wo.) 

1 [74] 

(19 [75] Wo.) 

2 [76] 

(14 [77] Wo.) 

1 [78] 

(18 [79] Wo.) 

— — — — — 38[79] 

(11 [80] Wo.) 

— — — 

75 

(5 

Wo.) 

3 

— — 

22 

(5 

Wo.) 

30 

(3 

Wo.) 


1987 

Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 1991 


1991 


1991 

Erstveröffentlichung: Februar 

1992 


— — Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 1992 

11 

(20 

Wo.) 

2 [81] 

(20 [82] Wo.) 

— — — — — 36[83] 

(8 [84] Wo.) 

(25 

Wo.) 

1 

(25 

Wo.) 

3 

(31 

Wo.) 

2 

(19 

Wo.) 

1 

(18 

Wo.) 

1 

(26 

Wo.) 

2 

(29 

Wo.) 

1 

(27 

Wo.) 

1 

(39 

Wo.) 

2 

(16 

Wo.) 

2 

(13 

Wo.) 

4 

(9 

Wo.) 

7 

(28 

Wo.) 

1 

(22 

Wo.) 

1 

(24 

Wo.) 

1 [85] 

(19 [86] Wo.) 

1 [87] 

(22 [88] Wo.) 

1 [89] 

(26 [90] Wo.) 

Erstveröffentlichung: Juli 1992 


1992 


1993 


1993 

(mit Rod Stewart & Sting) 


1995 

Low Life — — — — — 13[91] 

(15 [92] Wo.) 

Rock Steady 

Road Tested 

1996 The Only Thing That Looks 

Good on Me Is You 

18 Til I Die 

18 Til I Die 

18 Til I Die 

— — — 

44 

(14 

Wo.) 

85 

(4 

17 

(10 

Wo.) 

5 

(15 

Wo.) 

50 

(2 

Wo.) 

6 

(10 

Wo.) 

— — 22 

(5 

73 

(4 

Wo.) 

52 

(12 

Wo.) 

12 [93] 

(18 [94] Wo.) 

1 [95] 

(21 [96] Wo.) 

— 21 

[97] 

(17 [98] Wo.) 


B-Seite von Have You Ever Really 

Loved a Woman 


1995 

(mit Bonnie Raitt) 


Erstveröffentlichung: Juli 1996

1997 

1998 

1999 

2000 

2002 

Let’s Make a Night to 

Remember 

18 Til I Die 

Star 

18 Til I Die 

I Finally Found Someone 

18 Til I Die 

Do to You 

18 Til I Die 

I’ll Always Be Right There 

18 Til I Die 

Back to You 

MTV Unplugged 

I’m Ready 

MTV Unplugged 

On a Day Like Today 


When You’re Gone 


Cloud #9 


The Best of Me 


Don’t Give Up 


Inside Out 


Here I Am 

Spirit – Stallion of the Cimarron 

OST 

2004 Open Road 

Room Service 

Flying 

Room Service 

Wo.) 

57 

(14 

Wo.) 

76 

(8 

Wo.) 

53 

(9 

Wo.) 

34 

(5 

Wo.) 

41 

(3 

Wo.) 

— — 

23 

(12 

Wo.) 

17 

(13 

Wo.) 

Wo.) 

10 

(8 

Wo.) 

13 

(7 

Wo.) 

10 

(12 

Wo.) 

24 

(23 

Wo.) 

8 

1 [99] 

(19 [100] 

Wo.) 

— — 

(20 

Wo.) 

— — — — — 

— — — — — 

62 

(9 

Wo.) 

66 

(9 

Wo.) 

53 

(8 

Wo.) 

14 

(20 

Wo.) 

33 

(10 

Wo.) 

65 

(9 

Wo.) 

24 

(9 

Wo.) 

66 

(9 

Wo.) 

17 

(17 

Wo.) 

23 

(9 

Wo.) 

68 

(8 

— — 

— — 

32 

(1 

Wo.) 

14 

(12 

Wo.) 

13 

(10 

Wo.) 

37 

(3 

Wo.) 

— 

— 

12 

(19 

Wo.) 

35 

(7 

Wo.) 

32 

(5 

Wo.) 

11 

(15 

Wo.) 

26 

(16 

Wo.) 

31 

(16 

Wo.) 

42 

(15 

Wo.) 

53 

(3 

Wo.) 

24 

(31 

Wo.) 

17 

(10 

Wo.) 

— 51 

(10 

18 

(9 

Wo.) 

20 

(5 

Wo.) 

13 

(6 

Wo.) 

3 

(21 

Wo.) 

6 

(11 

Wo.) 

47 

(4 

Wo.) 

1 

(14 

Wo.) 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

— 

18 [101] 

(13 [102] 

Wo.) 

6 [103] 

(14 [104] 

Wo.) 

15 [105] 

(19 [106] 

Wo.) 

1 [107] 

(29 [108] 

Wo.) 

11 [109] 

(22 [110] 

Wo.) 

1 [111] 

(29 [112][113] 

Wo.) 

5 [114] 

(53 [115] 

Wo.) 

7 [116] 

(39 [117] 

Wo.) 

10 [118] 

(31 [119] 

Wo.) 

— — 


1996 


1996 


1996 

(mit Barbra Streisand) 


1996 

Erstveröffentlichung: Januar 1997 


1997 



1998 


1998 

(feat. Mel C) 



1999 


(mit Chicane) 

— — — Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 2000 

5 

(8 

Wo.) 

21 

(4 

Wo.) 

39 

(2 

— — Erstveröffentlichung: Juni 2002 

— — 


2004 

— — Erstveröffentlichung: November 

2004

2005 

2008 

Room Service 

Room Service 

I Thought I’d Seen 

Everything 

11 

2010 One World, One Flame 

Wo.) Wo.) Wo.) 

74 

(1 

Wo.) 

55 

(4 

Wo.) 

44 

(4 

Wo.) 

— — — — — Erstveröffentlichung: März 2005 

41 

(4 

Wo.) 

70 

(1 

Wo.) 

52 

(3 

Wo.) 

— — 

47 1 

(20 Wo.) 

— — — — 

2011 Alberta Bound — — — — — 

2013 After All — — — — — 

100 1 

(1 Wo.) 

96 1 

(5 Wo.) 

Nummer-eins-Singles 2 3 3 2 4 10 

Singles in den Top 10 4 4 6 12 11 18 

Singles in den Charts 29 19 22 36 25 44 


Erstveröffentlichung: Februar 

2010 

offizieller Song zu den 21. 

Olympischen Winterspielen 


2011 



(mit Michael Bublé) 

1 

Das Archiv für die kanadischen Singlecharts ist seit der Einstellung des RPM Magazine im Jahr 2000 sehr 

lückenhaft. Zur besseren Gewährleistung einer Übersicht über die Charterfolge von Bryan Adams wird ab 2007 

auf die vollständig verfügbaren, aber inoffiziellen Canadian Hot 100 zurückgegriffen. 

Weitere Veröffentlichungen 

1980: Remember 

1981: Coming Home 

1983: Take Me Back 

1983: I'm Ready 

1983: The Only One 

1984: Kids Wanna Rock 

1987: Only the Strong Survive 

1987: Into the Fire 

1987: Another Day 

1990: Young Lust 

2001: Io vivo (in te) 

2005: This Side of Paradise 

2005: Why Do You Have to Be So Hard to Love? 

2006: So Far So Good 

2006: When You're Gone (mit Pamela Anderson) 

2008: Tonight We Have the Stars 

2008: She’s Got a Way 

2009: You've Been a Friend to Me 

2010: I Still Miss You…A Little Bit 

2012: Tonight in Babylon (mit Loverush UK) 

2014: She Knows Me 

2015: You Belong to Me 

2015: Brand New Day 

Videoalben

Jahr 

Titel 


DE AT CH UK 

1983 Reckless — — — — — — VHS, Laserdisc 

1991 Waking Up the Neighbours — — — — — — 

1994 So Far So Good (and More) — — — — 

US 

? 

(24 [120] 

Wo.) 

CA 

Anmerkungen 

VHS, CDi Video, VCD Video, 

Laserdisc 

— VHS, DVD 

1997 MTV Unplugged — — — — — — VHS, DVD 

2000 Live at the Budokan — — — — — — DVD 

2000 Live at Slane Castle — — — — — — DVD 

2003 Live at the Budokan — — — — — — DVD 

2005 Live in Lisbon — — — — — — DVD 

2007 

2013 

Waking Up the World Tour – 

Canada 1992 

The Bare Bones Tour – Live 

at Sydney Opera House 

— — — — — — DVD (nur für Fanclub-Mitglieder) 

— — 

3 

(3 

Wo.) 

Auszeichnungen für Musikverkäufe 

→ Hauptartikel: Bryan Adams/Auszeichnungen für Musikverkäufe 

— — — DVD, Blu-ray

Land 

Silber Gold Platin Diamant 

Argentinien 0 2 2 0 

Quellen 

capif.org.ar (Memento vom 6. Juli 2011 im Internet 

Archive) 

Australien 0 3 29 0 aria.com.au mediafire.com AU2 

Belgien 0 2 4 0 ultratop.be 

Brasilien 0 1 0 0 abpd.org.br 

Dänemark 0 2 0 0 ifpi.dk 

Deutschland 0 9 4 0 musikindustrie.de 

Europa 0 0 6 0 

Finnland 0 1 2 0 ifpi.fi 

ifpi.org (Memento vom 15. Oktober 2013 im 

Internet Archive) 

Frankreich 0 3 1 0 snepmusique.com infodisc.fr 

Japan 0 4 1 0 riaj.or.jp 

Kanada 0 9 28 2 musiccanada.com 

Neuseeland 0 4 5 0 nztop40.co.nz 

Niederlande 0 0 4 0 nvpi.nl 

Norwegen 0 2 3 0 

Österreich 0 8 4 0 ifpi.at 

Portugal 0 1 4 0 

Schweden 0 3 4 0 sverigetopplistan.se 

Schweiz 0 5 14 0 hitparade.ch 

Spanien 0 3 3 0 elportaldemusica.es 

Vereinigtes 

Königreich 

Vereinigte 

Staaten 

8 7 20 0 bpi.co.uk 

0 2 21 0 riaa.com 

Insgesamt 8 71 159 2 

Quellen 

ifpi.no (Memento vom 5. November 2012 im 

Internet Archive) 

afp.pt (Memento vom 22. Januar 2012 im Internet 

Archive) 

1. Chartquellen: DE (https://www.offiziellecharts.de/suche?artist_search=Bryan%20Adams&do_search=d 

o) AT (http://austriancharts.at/artist/Bryan_Adams) CH (http://hitparade.ch/artist/Bryan_Adams) UK1 (ht 

tp://www.officialcharts.com/artist/17982/bryan-adams/) UK2 (http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/5922/ 

bonnie-raitt-bryan-adams/) US1 (http://www.chartsurfer.de/artist/bryan-adams/songs-fnpe.html) US2 (htt 

p://umdmusic.com/default.asp?Lang=English&Chart=E&ChBand=Bryan%20Adams) CA (http://acharts. 

co/artist/bryan_adams) 

2. The Billboard Albums von Joel Whitburn, 6th Edition, Record Research 2006, ISBN 0-89820-166-7 

3. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 10. Mai 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soundrecordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=2556&) 

4. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 5. Juli 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 

ecordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=152&) 

5. RPM Top Albums vom 23. Januar 1982 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recor 

dings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=427&) 

6. RPM Top Albums vom 9. April 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 

ngs/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=4105&)

7. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 10. März 1984 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soun 

d-recordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=3871&) 

8. RPM Top Albums vom 23. Februar 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-rec 

ordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=5202&) 

9. RPM Top Albums vom 28. Juni 1986 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 

ngs/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=534&) 

10. RPM Top Albums vom 30. Mai 1987 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 


11. RPM Top Albums vom 14. November 1987 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 


12. RPM Top Albums vom 2. November 1991 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 

cordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=1128&) 



14. Bryan Adams-Waking Up the Neighbours 25th Anniversary. (http://www.inthestudio.net/redbeards-blog/b 

ryan-adams-waking-neighbours-25th/) In: In The Studio. Abgerufen am 10. Juni 2017 (englisch). 

15. RPM Top Albums vom 7. Juni 1996 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 

gs/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=1949&) 





18. RPM Top Albums vom 23. August 1999 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-reco 

rdings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=5884&) 

19. Canadian Albums vom 30. September 2004 (https://web.archive.org/web/20041213021156/http://jam.can 

oe.ca/JamMusicCharts/prev_093004_ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. Dezember 2004 im Internet 

Archive) 

20. Canadian Albums vom 25. November 2004 (https://web.archive.org/web/20041213021355/http://jam.can 


Archive) 

21. Billboard Canadian Albums vom 5. April 2008 (http://www.billboard.com/charts/canadian-albums/2008- 

04-05) 

22. Billboard Canadian Albums vom 3. Mai 2008 (http://www.billboard.com/charts/canadian-albums/2008-0 

5-03) 


oe.ca/Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. September 2008 im Internet Archive) 

24. Canadian Albums vom 8. Oktober 2014 (http://musiccanada.com/charts/2014-10-8/#albums) 

25. Canadian Albums vom 9. November 2015 (http://musiccanada.com/charts/2015-11-9/#albums) 

26. RPM Top Albums vom 2. März 1998 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 


27. RPM Top Albums vom 7. September 1998 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 


28. Canadian Albums vom 1. Dezember 2010 (https://web.archive.org/web/20101208050336/http://jam.cano 

e.ca/Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 8. Dezember 2010 im Internet Archive) 

29. Canadian Albums vom 6. Januar 2011 (https://web.archive.org/web/20110113035251/http://jam.canoe.c 

a/Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. Januar 2011 im Internet Archive) 







33. RPM Top Albums vom 8. Mai 2000 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 


34. Canadian Albums vom 30. Oktober 2005 (https://web.archive.org/web/20051104025135/http://jam.cano 

e.ca/Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 4. November 2005 im Internet Archive) 

35. Canadian Albums vom 4. Juni 2006 (https://web.archive.org/web/20060614224707/http://jam.canoe.ca/ 

Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 14. Juni 2006 im Internet Archive)

36. http://umdmusic.com/default.asp?Lang=English&Chart=E&ChSong=Spirit 

37. Canadian Albums vom 4. Juli 2002 (https://web.archive.org/web/20041213020903/http://jam.canoe.ca/Ja 

mMusicCharts/prev_062702_ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. Dezember 2004 im Internet Archive) 

38. Canadian Albums vom 1. August 2002 (https://web.archive.org/web/20041213013634/http://jam.canoe.c 

a/JamMusicCharts/prev_080102_ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. Dezember 2004 im Internet 

Archive) 

39. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 1. September 1979 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-s 

ound-recordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=2942&) 

40. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 29. September 1979 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videossound-recordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=4286&) 

41. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 24. Mai 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soundrecordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=317&) 

42. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 7. Juni 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 


43. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 21. Juni 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soundrecordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=142&) 

44. RPM Top Singles 51-100 vom 5. Juli 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 


45. RPM Top Singles vom 29. Mai 1982 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 


46. RPM Top Singles vom 5. Juni 1982 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 


47. RPM Top Singles vom 2. Juli 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recording 

s/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=4254&) 

48. RPM Top Singles vom 6. August 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recor 


49. RPM Top Singles vom 23. April 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-record 

ings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=4121&) 



51. RPM Top Singles vom 1. Oktober 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recor 


52. RPM Top Singles vom 2. Februar 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recor 


53. RPM Top Singles vom 6. April 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 




55. RPM Top Singles vom 15. Juni 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 


56. RPM Top Singles vom 20. Juli 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 


57. RPM Top Singles vom 28. September 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 




59. RPM Top Singles vom 16. November 1985 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 




61. RPM Top Singles vom 18. Januar 1986 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recor 




63. RPM Top Singles vom 8. März 1986 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 



ngs/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=7995&)







68. RPM Top Singles vom 17. Oktober 1987 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-rec 


69. RPM Top Singles vom 7. November 1987 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 














76. RPM Top Singles vom 22. Februar 1992 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-reco 


77. RPM Top Singles vom 28. März 1992 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-record 










82. RPM Top Singles vom 12. Dezember 1992 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 






85. RPM Top Singles vom 4. Dezember 1993 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-rec 






88. RPM Top Singles vom 2. Mai 1994 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 






91. RPM Top Singles vom 5. Juni 1995 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 


92. RPM Top Singles vom 14. August 1995 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-reco 



dings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=1827&)









98. RPM Top Singles vom 9. Dezember 1996 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-rec 


























111. RPM Top Singles vom 2. November 1998 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 


















120. Bryan Adams in den Music Video Sales-Charts (http://www.billboard.com/biz/search/charts?f%5B0%5D 

=ts_chart_artistname%3Abryan%20adams&f%5B1%5D=itm_field_chart_id%3A388&f%5B2%5D=ss_ 

bb_type%3Achart_item&type=2&artist=bryan%20adams) 

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Bryan Adams 

aus Wikipedia, der freien Enzyklopädie 

Bryan Guy Adams, OC, OBC (* 5. November 1959 in Kingston, 

Ontario) ist ein kanadischer Rock-Sänger, -Komponist und Fotograf. 

Seit 1983 erreichte Adams in über 30 Ländern Nummer-eins- 

Platzierungen in den Charts. In fast 40 Jahren Karriere verkaufte er über 

100 Millionen Tonträger. [1][2] 

Inhaltsverzeichnis 

1 Privatleben 

2 Musikkarriere 

2.1 1975–1979: Anfänge 

2.2 1980–1989: Plattenvertrag, erste Erfolge und 

Tourneen 

2.3 1990–1999: Comeback mit Filmmusiken und 

Kollaborationen 

2.4 Seit 2000: Weitere Platten und Erfolge 

2.5 Zusammenarbeit mit anderen Musikern 

2.6 Weitere musikalische Projekte 

2.7 Bryan Adams’ Band 

3 Fotografisches Werk 

4 Soziales Engagement 

5 Diskografie 

5.1 Studioalben 

6 Auszeichnungen 

7 Weblinks 

8 Einzelnachweise 

Bryan Adams live (2007) 

Privatleben 

Adams wurde 1959 als Sohn britischer Eltern in Kanada geboren. Sein Vater Conrad J. Adams war im 

militärischen Diplomatendienst tätig, seine Mutter Elisabeth Jane Adams arbeitete als Lehrerin und 

Bibliothekarin. Aufgrund des Berufs des Vaters musste die Familie häufig ihren Wohnort wechseln; so lebten 

sie beispielsweise in Israel und Österreich und von 1967 bis 1971 in Portugal. Die Eltern trennten sich Mitte 

der 1970er Jahre. Bryan Adams zog mit seiner Mutter und seinem zwei Jahre jüngeren Bruder nach Ottawa und 

etwas später nach Vancouver. Neben Englisch spricht er auch Französisch. 

Adams ist seit Ende der 1980er Jahre Vegetarier und inzwischen auch Veganer. Er unterstützt die 

Tierrechtsorganisation PETA. [3] In einem Interview mit der Zeitschrift Brigitte sagte er dazu: „Seitdem ich kein 

Fleisch mehr esse, habe ich nie mehr irgendeine Infektion gehabt, nicht mal einen Schnupfen. Es geht. Es geht 

wirklich.“ [4] 

Adams lebt mit seiner Lebensgefährtin und zwei gemeinsamen Töchtern, geboren 2011 und 2013, [5][6] im 

Londoner Stadtteil Chelsea. 2013 kaufte Adams im Berliner Stadtteil Oberschöneweide eine alte Werkshalle, 

um Ateliers für sich und befreundete Künstler zu eröffnen. [7] Im November 2016 wurde bekannt, dass Adams 

einen Großteil der Ateliers wieder verkauft. [8]

Musikkarriere 

1975–1979: Anfänge 

In Vancouver widmete sich Adams sehr intensiv seiner Musik. Im Alter von 15 Jahren verließ er die High 

School, um mit Bands wie Shock und Sweeny Todd nachts in den Clubs der Stadt aufzutreten. Mit Sweeny 

Todd nahm er als Leadsänger 1977 die LP If Wishes Were Horses… Then Beggars Would Ride auf, die 2004 

unter dem Titel Bryan Adams – The Early Years um zwei weitere Songs aus dieser Zeit ergänzt erneut 

veröffentlicht wurde. 1978 verließ er die Band. 

In Vancouver lernte Adams Ende der 1970er-Jahre auch den Musiker Jim Vallance kennen. Beide begannen 

eine Zusammenarbeit als Songwriter, die bis heute anhält. Sie schrieben Lieder für verschiedene kanadische 

Rockmusiker, zum Beispiel Loverboy und Bachman-Turner Overdrive. Auch schrieben sie Songs für Bonnie 

Tyler, Ian Lloyd und Kiss. 1978 produzierten Adams und Vallance einige Demobänder und schickten sie an 

Plattenlabels. Einige dieser Demos tauchten im Laufe der Jahre auf Adams' Studioalben auf, wie zum Beispiel 

I'm Ready, das 1983 auf Cuts Like a Knife veröffentlicht wurde. 

1980–1989: Plattenvertrag, erste Erfolge und T ourneen 

1979 bekam Adams einen Plattenvertrag bei A&M Records. Im Frühjahr 1980 veröffentlichte er sein erstes 

Album Bryan Adams, das kein kommerzieller Erfolg wurde und nicht in die Hitparaden kam. Ein Jahr später 

erschien das Album You Want It, You Got It, das es in die US-Charts schaffte. 

1982 ging Adams mit den Kinks, Loverboy und Foreigner auf Tournee, für die er im Vorprogramm spielte. Der 

kommerzielle Durchbruch gelang Adams 1983 mit dem Album Cuts Like a Knife, das sowohl in Kanada als 

auch in den USA in die Top Ten der Albumcharts kam. Die erste Singleauskopplung war Straight from the 

Heart, eine Ballade. Im selben Jahr hatte Adams in der Fernsehsendung Rockpalast seinen ersten Auftritt in 

Europa. 

Der Hardrock der ersten Alben wich spätestens im November 1984 mit dem Album Reckless zumeist AORbzw. 

Mainstream-orientierten Songs und Balladen. Obwohl die Single Run to You noch sehr gitarrenbetont war, 

etablierte sich Adams Mitte 1985 mit der Single Heaven als „Meister der radiotauglichen Rockballade“. [9] 

Adams' rauhe Stimme „scheint wie gemacht für Rockballaden“. [10] Run to You war die erste Single, die es in 

die Top Ten der BBC-Charts schaffte und Adams in Europa bekannt machte. Insgesamt wurden aus Reckless im 

Laufe des Jahres 1985 noch vier weitere Singles ausgekoppelt. Diese sind Summer of ’69, Somebody, One 

Night Love Affair und It’s Only Love. Letzteres war ein Duett mit Tina Turner, die Adams 1985 auf ihrer 

Welttournee im Vorprogramm begleitete. 

Im Frühjahr 1987 erschien das Album Into the Fire, das zwar auf beiden Seiten des Atlantiks die Top 10 

erreichte, aber im Vergleich zum Vorgänger kommerziell an diesen Maßstab nicht heranreichte. 1988 erschien 

das Live-Album Live! Live! Live!, dem allerdings kein großer kommerzieller Erfolg beschieden war und das 

nur kurz in den Hitparaden blieb. 

1990–1999: Comeback mit Filmmusiken und Kollaborationen 

Im Sommer 1991 meldete sich Adams mit dem Album Waking up the Neighbours zurück. Die Single- 

Auskopplung (Everything I Do) I Do It for You wurde als Titelmelodie für den Film Robin Hood – König der 

Diebe verwendet. Vom 13. Juli 1991 bis zum 1. November 1991 war die Single ohne Unterbrechung auf Platz 

eins der UK-Charts. Das hatte vor Adams' Veröffentlichung in der knapp vierzigjährigen Geschichte der UK- 

Charts zuvor noch keine Single geschafft. Auch in den US-Charts stand das Lied sieben Wochen auf Platz eins 

der Hitparade und erreichte ebenso Platz 1 in Deutschland, Australien und zahlreichen anderen Ländern. Der 

Erfolg der Single brachte Adams den kommerziellen Erfolg zurück. Das dazugehörige Album Waking up the 

Neighbours wurde ebenfalls ein weltweiter Bestseller und belegte in Großbritannien und Deutschland Platz 1.

Danach begab sich Adams auf eine ausgedehnte Welttournee, die über ein Jahr 

andauerte. Während dieser Zeit wurden weitere Singleauskopplungen des 

Albums zu Hits: Der Gitarrenrocker Can't Stop This Thing We Started erreichte 

Platz 2 der US-Charts, die Powerballade Do I Have to Say the Words kam bis 

auf Rang 11. In Großbritannien war vor allem der Midtempo-Song Thought I 

Died and Gone to Heaven (Top 10) erfolgreich. 

Im Herbst 1993 veröffentlichte Adams die Kompilation So Far So Good, die 

ebenfalls weltweit Nummer 1 wurde. Mit Please Forgive Me enthielt die Bestof-Platte 

auch einen brandneuen Titel, der als Single ausgekoppelt ein weiterer 

Nummer-1-Hit in Australien und ein Top-3-Erfolg auf beiden Seiten des 

Atlantiks wurde. Der Song war erneut eine kraftvolle mit Gitarrensolo 

unterlegte Powerballade. Auch veröffentlichte er zusammen mit Sting und Rod 

Stewart die Single All for Love aus dem Film Die drei Musketiere, erneut eine 

groß angelegte Ballade, die Anfang 1994 zu einem weiteren Nummer-1-Hit 

avancierte. 

Adams (2006) 

Unter Beteiligung des spanischen Flamenco-Gitarristen Paco de Lucía spielte 

Adams im Frühjahr 1995 erneut eine Filmmusik ein, die mit spanischen 

Gitarren unterlegte Ballade Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman? für den 

Film Don Juan DeMarco, ein weiterer US-Nummer-1-Hit und weltweiter Top- 

3-Erfolg. Mitte 1996 erschien nach fünf Jahren ein neues Studioalbum: 18 Til I 

Die erreichte die Spitze der britischen Charts und hatte mit dem Rocksong The 

Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You und der Ballade Let's Make a Night 

to Remember zwei weitere UK-Top-10-Singles. Auch in Deutschland und 

Australien war das Album im Gegensatz zu den USA ein großer Erfolg. 

Seit 2000: Weitere Platten und Erfolge 

Im Spätsommer 2004 erschien Adams´ Album Room Service, das bereits in der 

ersten Woche nach Veröffentlichung Platz 1 der deutschen Albumcharts belegen 

konnte. Die erste Singleauskopplung Open Road erreichte die deutschen Top 20 

und die zweite Single, die Ballade Flying, wurde bei Skispringen- 

Übertragungen im Fernsehen als Hintergrundmusik verwendet. Ende 2005 

veröffentlichte Adams sein drittes Greatest-Hits-Album Anthology. Im März 

Bryan Adams bei der 

Verleihung des LeadAward 

(2006; im Bild mit Jörg 

Thadeusz) 

2008 erschien sein Album 11; die erste Singleauskopplung war I Thought I‘d Seen Everything. Zum Disneyfilm 

Old Dogs, der im Januar 2010 startete, steuerte Adams den Titeltrack You've Been a Friend to Me bei. Im 

offiziellen Musikvideo spielt Adams alle Musiker und führte Regie. 

Am 12. Februar 2010 erschien der Titel One World, One Flame, den Bryan Adams für die ARD und deren 

Übertragung der Olympischen Winterspiele 2010 in Vancouver geschrieben hat. Bei der offiziellen 

Eröffnungsfeier der olympischen Winterspiele trat Adams zusammen mit seiner kanadischen Musikerkollegin 

Nelly Furtado auf. Beide sangen zusammen den von Adams komponierten Song Bang the Drum, der auch auf 

dem Album Sounds of Vancouver 2010: Opening Ceremony Commemorative Album erschienen ist. 

Im Oktober 2015 erschien das Album Get Up. Es wurde von Jeff Lynne produziert und enthält neun neue 

Lieder und vier Akustikversionen. Für das Video zur Single Brand New Day arbeitete er mit Helena Bonham 

Carter und Theo Hutchcraft zusammen. [11] 

Zusammenarbeit mit ander en Musikern 

Adams arbeitete in seiner Karriere mit vielen anderen namhaften Musikern zusammen. So sang er neben Sting, 

Rod Stewart und Tina Turner auch mit Barbra Streisand, Ronan Keating, Ex-Spice-Girl Mel C, Céline Dion, 

Stanfour u. a. 1990 trat Adams in Berlin auf dem Potsdamer Platz bei The Wall auf.

Weitere musikalische Projekte 

Adams schrieb die Songs für den Zeichentrickfilm Spirit – Der wilde Mustang. Außerdem arbeitete er an der 

Musik zum Film Im Rennstall ist das Zebra los mit. Adams wirkte an dem Musikprojekt Chicane von Nick 

Bracegirdle mit, auf deren Album Behind the Sun aus dem Jahre 2000 er den Gesang bei der Hitsingle Don’t 

Give Up mit elektronisch verzerrter Stimme übernahm und nebenbei auch noch die meisten Fotografien für das 

CD-Booklet lieferte (siehe #Fotografisches Werk). Im Gegenzug mixte Bracegirdle Adams' Single Cloud 

Number Nine. 

Bryan Adams’ Band 

Seit Anfang der 1980er-Jahre besteht die Band um Adams, der neben dem Gesang auch die Rhythmusgitarre 

übernimmt, aus dem Leadgitarristen Keith Scott und dem Schlagzeuger Mickey Curry. Bis Ende der 1990er- 

Jahre war auch der Bassist Dave Taylor festes Mitglied der Band. Der Keyboarder Tommy Mandel gehörte ab 

1981 zur Studiobesetzung und spielte ab Ende der 1980er-Jahre auch bei Konzerten mit. 

Als Livemusiker gehörten u. a. der Keyboarder John Hanaha (1981–1988) und die Schlagzeuger Jimmy Wesley 

(1981–1983), Frankie La Rocka (1983–1985) und Pat Stewart (1985–1987) zur Band. [12] Nach dem Ausstieg 

von Taylor und Mandel bestand die Band von 1999 bis 2001 nur aus Scott an der Gitarre, Curry und Bryan 

Adams, der die Bassgitarre übernahm. Seit 2002 gehören Norm Fisher am Bass und Keyboarder Gary Breit der 

Band an. 

Fotografisches Werk 

Adams betätigt sich auch als Fotograf und wurde für seine Arbeiten in diesem Bereich schon mehrfach 

ausgezeichnet. 2006 erhielt er für eine Fotostrecke den LeadAward. Seine ehrenamtlichen Bilder zahlreicher 

Prominenter (siehe #Soziales Engagement) wurden im Sommer 2008 in New York und Berlin gezeigt. Später 

fotografierte er auch das Commonwealth-Oberhaupt Queen Elisabeth II. 

Er ist Mit-Herausgeber des Zoo Magazine, einer Zeitschrift für Fotografie, die er 2004 in Berlin gründete. [13] 

Soziales Engagement 

Adams Konzerteinnahmen kamen unter anderem dem His Royal 

Highness the Prince of Wales Prince’s Trust, Live Aid und dem Concert 

for Freedom for Nelson Mandela zugute. Er spielte für Greenpeace und 

Amnesty International und im Dienste vieler weiterer humanitärer 

Kampagnen, zum Beispiel für die Rettung des Regenwalds, die 

Befreiung politischer Gefangener, die Rettung der Wale, die Linderung 

von Hunger und Not Bedürftiger und zu vielen anderen Gelegenheiten. 

2004 trat er bei Kanadas Benefizkonzert für die Opfer des Tsunamis im 

Indischen Ozean auf. 

Seit 2007 ist er „Botschafter des Guten Hörens“ und fotografierte für 

die Stiftung Hear the World Foundation unentgeltlich einige bekannte 

Stars, darunter Harry Belafonte, Joss Stone, Annie Lennox, Amy 

Winehouse, Rod Stewart und Mick Jagger. 

Nach dem Erdbeben und Tsunami in Japan im März 2011 rief er die 

Musiker und Sänger der Welt auf, gemeinsam ein Benefiz-Konzert für 

Japan zu spielen. [14] 

Bryan Adams in Houston (2009)

Außerdem gründete Adams mit der „Bryan Adams Foundation“ eine eigene Stiftung, die sich um 

hilfsbedürftige Menschen auf der ganzen Welt kümmert. 

Diskografie 

→ Hauptartikel: Bryan Adams/Diskografie 

Studioalben

Jahr 

Titel 

Chartplatzierungen [15][16] 


1980 Bryan Adams — — — — — 

1981 You Want It, You Got It — — — 

1983 Cuts Like a Knife 

1984 Reckless 

1987 Into the Fire 

1991 Waking Up the Neighbours 

1996 18 Til I Die 

1998 On a Day Like Today 

2004 Room Service 

2008 11 

2014 Tracks of My Years 

2015 Get Up 

Auszeichnungen 

1991: Grammy 

1994: Echo 

1998: Bambi 

24 

(7 

Wo.) 

19 

(61 

Wo.) 

7 

(22 

Wo.) 

1 

(50 

Wo.) 

4 

(40 

Wo.) 

5 

(50 

Wo.) 

1 

(21 

Wo.) 

2 

(14 

Wo.) 

5 

(6 

Wo.) 

3 

(12 

Wo.) 

— 

— — 

13 

(8 

Wo.) 

1 

(21 

Wo.) 

2 

(18 

Wo.) 

4 

(29 

Wo.) 

3 

(7 

Wo.) 

2 

(10 

Wo.) 

5 

(3 

Wo.) 

4 

(7 

Wo.) 

10 

(17 

Wo.) 

4 

(13 

Wo.) 

1 

(30 

Wo.) 

2 

(25 

Wo.) 

2 

(37 

Wo.) 

1 

(19 

Wo.) 

1 

(13 

Wo.) 

6 

(7 

Wo.) 

1 

(14 

Wo.) 

78 

(5 

Wo.) 

21 

(6 

Wo.) 

7 

(118 

Wo.) 

10 

(21 

Wo.) 

1 

(54 

Wo.) 

1 

(47 

Wo.) 

11 

(40 

Wo.) 

4 

(6 

Wo.) 

6 

(6 

Wo.) 

11 

(3 

Wo.) 

2 

(18 

Wo.) 

118 

(13 

Wo.) 

8 

(89 

Wo.) 

1 

(83 

Wo.) 

7 

(33 

Wo.) 

6 

(75 

Wo.) 

31 

(50 

Wo.) 

103 

(2 

Wo.) 

134 

(1 

Wo.) 

80 

(1 

Wo.) 

89 

(1 

Wo.) 

99 

(1 

Wo.) 

CA 

69 [17] 

(17 [18] 

Wo.) 

50 [19] 

(3 [19] 

Wo.) 

8 [20] 

(57 [21] 

Wo.) 

1 [22] 

(83 [23] 

Wo.) 

2 [24] 

(33 [25] 

Wo.) 

1 [26] 

(69 [27] 

Wo.) 

4 [29] 

(32 [30] 

Wo.) 

7 [31] 

(41 [32] 

Wo.) 

2 [33] 

(9 [34] 

Wo.) 

1 [35] 

(6 [36][37] 

Wo.) 

1 [38] 

(… Wo.) 

8 [39] 

(… Wo.) 

Anmerkungen 

Erstveröffentlichung: 12. Februar 

1980 




1983 



1984 

Wiederveröffentlichung Remastered 

Edition: 10. November 2014 


1987 



Verkäufe: 16.000.000 [28] 

Erstveröffentlichung: 4. Juni 1996 


1998 




2008 




2015

2005: Goldene Kamera 

2006: Lead Award 

2009: Goldene Feder 

2011: Stern auf dem Walk of Fame 

2015: GQ Männer des Jahres 

Weblinks 

Wikiquote: Bryan Adams – Zitate 

Commons: Bryan Adams – Album mit Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien 

Werke von und über Bryan Adams im Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek 

Website von Bryan Adams (englisch) 

deutsche Labelseite von Bryan Adams (Universal) 

Bryan Adams bei laut.de 

Einzelnachweise 

1. Brian Chater helped build Canadian music industry (http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/music/2013/0 

9/10/brian_chater_helped_build_canadian_music_industry.html) 

2. Bryan Adams Biography (http://www.songkick.com/artists/54386-bryan-adams#biography) 

3. Bryan Adams über Tierrechte und vegan sein (http://www.peta.de/web/bryan_adams_ueber.1093.html) 

4. Brigitte, 12/1995 

5. Bryan Adams ist zum ersten Mal Vater geworden. (http://www.rp-online.de/gesellschaft/leute/Bryan-Ada 

ms-ist-zum-ersten-Mal-Vater-geworden_aid_995064.html) In: Rheinische Post, 6. Mai 2011. 

6. Bryan Adams zum zweiten Mal Vater geworden. (http://orf.at/stories/2166769/) In: ORF, 15. Februar 

2013. 

7. Mein Nachbar, der Rockstar. (http://www.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/stadtleben/bryan-adams-kauft-halle-in-be 

rlin-treptow-mein-nachbar-der-rockstar/9027098.html) In: Der Tagesspiegel, 5. November 2013. 

8. Bryan Adams verkauft seine Ateliers in Oberschöneweide. (https://www.rbb-online.de/kultur/beitrag/201 

6/11/bryan-adams-verkauft-ateliers-in-oberschoeneweide.html) "So oder so nichts für sozial schwache 

Künstler". In: rbb 24. 3. November 2016, abgerufen am 3. Juni 2017. 

9. MusikexpessSounds, 4/1985 

10. MusikexpressSounds, 4/1985 

11. Robert Fröwein: Bryan Adams mag es wieder kurz und knackig. (http://www.krone.at/Musik/Bryan_Ada 

ms_mag_es_wieder_kurz_und_knackig-Neues_Album_Get_Up-Story-475744) In: Kronen Zeitung, 10. 

Oktober 2015. 

12. Bryan Adams (http://jam.canoe.ca/Music/Pop_Encyclopedia/A/Adams_Bryan.html), Biografie bei jam! 

(canoe.ca) 

13. Dagmar Leischow: Bryan Adams: Frauenversteher, 49, Single, sucht … (https://www.welt.de/lifestyle/art 

icle1801377/Frauenversteher-49-Single-sucht.html) In: WeltN24, 17. März 2008. 

14. Bryan Adams: Tweet von Bryan Adams. (http://twitter.com/#!/bryanadams/status/47489569414844416) 

In: Twitter, 14. März 2011 (englisch). 

15. Chartquellen: DE (https://www.offiziellecharts.de/suche?artist_search=Bryan%20Adams&do_search=d 

o) AT (http://austriancharts.at/artist/Bryan_Adams) CH (http://hitparade.ch/artist/Bryan_Adams) UK1 (ht 

tp://www.officialcharts.com/artist/17982/bryan-adams/) UK2 (http://www.officialcharts.com/artist/5922/ 

bonnie-raitt-bryan-adams/) US1 (http://www.chartsurfer.de/artist/bryan-adams/songs-fnpe.html) US2 (htt 

p://umdmusic.com/default.asp?Lang=English&Chart=E&ChBand=Bryan%20Adams) CA (http://acharts. 

co/artist/bryan_adams) 

16. The Billboard Albums von Joel Whitburn, 6th Edition, Record Research 2006, ISBN 0-89820-166-7 

17. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 10. Mai 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soundrecordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=2556&) 

18. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 5. Juli 1980 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-r 



dings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=427&)

20. RPM Top Albums vom 9. April 1983 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 


21. RPM Top Albums 51-100 vom 10. März 1984 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-soun 

d-recordings/rpm/Pages/item.aspx?IdNumber=3871&) 



23. RPM Top Albums vom 28. Juni 1986 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordi 






26. RPM Top Albums vom 2. November 1991 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-re 




28. Bryan Adams-Waking Up the Neighbours 25th Anniversary. (http://www.inthestudio.net/redbeards-blog/b 

ryan-adams-waking-neighbours-25th/) In: In The Studio. Abgerufen am 10. Juni 2017 (englisch). 

29. RPM Top Albums vom 7. Juni 1996 (http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/films-videos-sound-recordin 










Archive) 

34. Canadian Albums vom 25. November 2004 (https://web.archive.org/web/20041213021355/http://jam.can 


Archive) 

35. Billboard Canadian Albums vom 5. April 2008 (http://www.billboard.com/charts/canadian-albums/2008- 

04-05) 

36. Billboard Canadian Albums vom 3. Mai 2008 (http://www.billboard.com/charts/canadian-albums/2008-0 

5-03) 


oe.ca/Music/Charts/ALBUMS.html) (Memento vom 13. September 2008 im Internet Archive) 

38. Canadian Albums vom 8. Oktober 2014 (http://musiccanada.com/charts/2014-10-8/#albums) 

39. Canadian Albums vom 9. November 2015 (http://musiccanada.com/charts/2015-11-9/#albums) 

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Bryan Adams 

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 

Bryan Guy Adams, OC OBC (born 5 November 1959) [1] is a 

Canadian singer, songwriter, record producer, guitarist, 

photographer, philanthropist and activist. 

Adams rose to fame in North America with his 1983 album 

Cuts Like a Knife and turned into a global star with his 1984 

album Reckless, which produced some of his best known 

songs, including "Run to You" and "Summer of '69". [2] In 

1991, he released "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" from 

the album Waking Up the Neighbours and the song became a 

worldwide hit which went to number 1 in many countries, 

including 16 consecutive weeks in the United Kingdom, a 

new record. Adams also had the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 

number-one singles "Heaven", "All for Love" and "Have You 

Ever Really Loved a Woman?" [3] 

Born 

Bryan Adams 

OC OBC 

Adams performing in Hamburg, 2007 

Bryan Guy Adams 

5 November 1959 

Kingston, Ontario, Canada 

For his contributions to music, Adams has garnered many 

awards and nominations, including 20 Juno Awards among 

56 nominations, 15 Grammy Award nominations including a 

win for Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture 

or Television in 1992. He has also won MTV, ASCAP, 

American Music awards, three Ivor Novello Awards for song 

composition and has been nominated five times for Golden 

Globe Awards and three times for Academy Awards for his 

songwriting for films. 

Occupation Singer · songwriter · record producer · 

guitarist · photographer · 

philanthropist · activist 

Years active 1975–present 

Musical career 

Genres Rock 

Instruments Vocals · guitar · bass guitar · 

harmonica · piano 

Adams was awarded the Order of Canada and the Order of 

British Columbia for contributions to popular music and 

philanthropic work via his own foundation, which helps 

improve education for people around the world. [4][5] 

Labels 

Website 

Polydor · Universal 

bryanadams.com 

Notable instruments 

Fender Stratocaster 

Adams was inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 

Gibson ES-295 

March 2011 and Canada's Walk of Fame, Canadian 

Gibson Les Paul 

Broadcast Hall of Fame in 1998, [6][7] and in April 2006 he 

was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at 

Canada's Juno Awards. [8] Adams has sold over 100 million records worldwide, making him one of the bestselling 

music artists of all time. In 2008, Adams was ranked 38th on the list of All-Time top artists in the 

Billboard Hot 100 50th Anniversary Charts. [9] On 13 January 2010, he received the Allan Waters Humanitarian 

Award for his part in numerous charitable concerts and campaigns during his career, [10] and on 1 May 2010 

was given the Governor General's Performing Arts Award for his 30 years of contributions to the arts. [11] 

Contents 

1 Life and career 

1.1 Early life 

1.2 Early career 

1.3 1980s 

1.4 1990s

1.5 2000s 

1.6 2010s 

2 Activism and humanitarian work 

2.1 Humanitarian work 

2.2 Animal rights activism 

3 Photography 

3.1 Publications 

3.2 Exhibitions 

4 Personal life 

5 Awards and honours 

6 Discography 

6.1 Studio albums 

7 Tours 

8 See also 

9 References 

10 Further reading 

11 External links 

Life and career 

Early life 

Bryan Guy Adams was born in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, [12] to British parents, Elizabeth Jane (née Watson) 

and Captain Conrad J. Adams, who immigrated to Canada from Plymouth, England, in the 1950s. [13] Adams' 

father, a Sandhurst officer in the British Army, joined the Canadian Army and later spent time as a United 

Nations peacekeeping observer for Canada, which led to him becoming a Canadian foreign service 

diplomat. [13] Adams travelled with his parents to diplomatic postings in Portugal (where he attended the 

American International School of Lisbon [14] ) and Vienna, Austria, during the 1960s, and to Israel during the 

early 1970s. Adams has an older brother, Bruce. 

Early career 

By 17, Adams had started working in the Vancouver studio scene, as a background vocalist for the CBC and 

backing local artists and with Motown keyboardist Robbie King, who Adams attributes to giving him his first 

salaried session. In late 1976, Adams became the vocalist for the band Sweeney Todd, who had only a few 

months earlier hit number 1 on the Canadian charts with the song "Roxy Roller". Adams sang lead on a remake 

of "Roxy Roller" for the US market, which made it to number 99 on the US charts. Sweeney Todd later 

released the album "If Wishes Were Horses" (1977) with Adams -- billed as "Bryan Guy Adams" -- on lead 

vocals; Adams also co-wrote three of the album's songs. The album's title track, written by producer Martin 

Shaer, was a minor hit on the Canadian charts, peaking at number 59. Despite the band's mild success, however, 

Adams left Sweeney Todd after less than a year. 

Around this time, Adams was often seen sitting in with cover bands. He and guitarist Keith Scott met during 

those club years and still work together today. 

In 1978 at 18, Adams met Jim Vallance through a mutual friend in a Vancouver music store. Vallance was the 

former drummer and principal songwriter for Vancouver-based rock band Prism and had recently quit that band 

to focus on a career as a studio musician and songwriter. They agreed to meet at Vallance's home studio a few 

days later, which proved to be the beginning of a partnership which still exists in 2016. Later in 1978, Adams 

signed to A&M records for one dollar. [15] Some of the first demos written in 1978 have surfaced over the 

years, most notably "I'm Ready" (recorded for both the album Cuts Like a Knife and later his release for MTV 

Unplugged) and "Remember", which was recorded on his first album. Both songs were covered by other artists 

even before his first album was released. Also recorded during this time was the disco song "Let Me Take You

Dancing" featuring Adams' vocal sped up to meet the 122BPM dance tempo. The song made the Canadian 

RPM chart in March 1979 along with its B-Side "Don't Turn Me Away". "Straight From The Heart" was also 

written during this period. The song was later recorded for Adams's third album "Cuts Like A Knife" in 1983 

and released as a single, becoming Adams's first top 10 record in the U.S. in 1983. 

1980s 

Adams's self-titled debut album was released in February 1980, and marked the beginning of what was to 

become a long songwriting partnership between Adams and co-writer Jim Vallance. With the exception of 

"Remember" and "Wastin' Time", most of the album was recorded from 29 October up until 29 November 1979 

at Manta Studios and co-produced by Adams and Vallance. The album was certified gold in Canada in 

1986. [16] 

Adams's second album, You Want It You Got It, was recorded in two weeks and it marked Adams's first album 

co-produced by Bob Clearmountain. It was released in 1981 and contained the FM album-oriented rock radio 

hit "Lonely Nights", (as well as Seattle-area favorite "Fits Ya Good") but it was not until his third album that he 

achieved international recognition, popularity. 

Adams also co-wrote songs for other artists during this time including Billboard charted songs like "No Way to 

Treat a Lady" for Bonnie Raitt and "Don't Let Him Know" for Prism. 

Cuts Like a Knife, which was released in January 1983, was Adams's breakout album due mainly to the lead 

singles. "Straight from the Heart" was the most successful song, reaching number 10 on the Billboard Hot 

100. [17] Another single, "Cuts Like a Knife" charted at number 15. "This Time" also placed on the Hot 100. 

Music videos were released for four of the singles from the album. "Cuts Like a Knife" arguably became 

Adams's most recognizable and popular song from the album. Its music video received heavy airplay on music 

television channels. The album peaked at number eight on the Billboard 200 album chart and achieved three 

times platinum status in Canada, platinum in the United States and gold in Australia. [16][17][18] 

Adams's album, Reckless, produced by Adams and Bob Clearmountain, peaked at number one on the Billboard 

200. The album was released in November 1984 and featured the singles, "Run to You", "Summer of '69", 

"Heaven", "One Night Love Affair", "Somebody", and "It's Only Love", a duet with Tina Turner. All the 

singles had accompanying music videos and all peaked in the Top 15 of the Billboard Hot 100 with "Run to 

You" (number 6) and "Summer of '69" (number 5), peaking in the top ten; "Heaven" became the most 

successful single from Reckless at the time of its release on the pop charts, reaching number one on the 

Billboard Hot 100. "Heaven" had reached number nine on the mainstream rock chart the previous year as it 

been released as a non-album track [17] "Run To You" was the most successful single at album-oriented rock 

stations as it spent 4 weeks at the top of the mainstream rock chart. "It's Only Love" was nominated for a 

Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group. In 1986, the song won an MTV award 

for Best Stage Performance. [19] After the release of the album, Adams was nominated for Best Male Rock 

Performance. [19] The album is Adams's best-selling album in the United States and was certified five times 

platinum. [20] 

In December 1984, Adams embarked on a two-year world tour to launch the album starting in Canada and 

United States, then into Japan, Australia, back to the UK and again to Canada. After winning four Juno Awards, 

he headed south towards the American West Coast, culminating with two dates at the Paladium in Los 

Angeles. [21] 

After the tour in the United States, Adams took part of a grand ensemble of Canadian artists named Northern 

Lights, who recorded "Tears Are Not Enough" for the African famine-relief effort. Adams later headed back to 

Europe for a 50-city concert tour with rock singer Tina Turner, culminating in April with his return to London 

to headline three sold-out shows at the Hammersmith Odeon. [21] Adams began the first leg of his tour entitled

"World Wide in '85" which started in Oklahoma and ended in October 1985. [21] Adams later visited Vancouver, 

British Columbia, Canada, and afterward returned to the American East Coast to play two sold-out concerts in 

. [21] 

In 1985, Adams worked on Roger Daltrey's sixth solo album, Under a Raging Moon, which was a tribute 

album to The Who's former drummer Keith Moon who died in 1978. Adams co wrote two tracks for the album 

those being: "Let Me Down Easy" and "Rebel". The track "Let Me Down Easy" was a Top 15 Hit on 

Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks and featured Adams playing guitar and singing backing vocals aside 

Daltrey with Robbie McIntosh playing guitar in the music video. Nearly 30 years later, Adams would release 

his own version of "Let Me Down Easy" on a 30-year anniversary version of Reckless. [22] 

The follow-up album to Reckless was Into the Fire which was released in 1987. The album was recorded at 

Cliffhanger Studios in Vancouver and mixed at AIR Studios in London and Warehouse Studio in Vancouver. 

This album contained the hit songs "Heat of the Night" and "Hearts on Fire" and hit the Top 10 on both sides of 

the Atlantic. 

1990s 

On 24 September 1991, Adams released the album Waking Up the Neighbours. Co-produced by Adams and 

Mutt Lange, it topped the charts around the world including number 1 in both the UK and Germany and 

number 6 on the Billboard 200. [17] The album featured four singles including "(Everything I Do) I Do It for 

You", that also featured in the motion picture Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves and spent 16 consecutive weeks at 

number 1 on the UK Singles Chart. That was followed by "Can't Stop This Thing We Started" which peaked at 

number 2 in the USA, "Do I Have to Say the Words?" reached number 11, and in the UK, "Thought I'd Died 

and Gone to Heaven" was the second most successful single reaching the Top 10. The album won many awards 

including a Grammy Award in 1991 for Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for 

Television. 

[17] [23] 

6 July 1991 was the start off of the "Waking Up the World" tour which went on until 1993. The first concert 

was at Milton Keynes festival with ZZ Top. Adams played a whirlwind tour which brought him to places many 

Western artists had never played, India, Egypt, Portugal, Vietnam, Reykjavík, Iceland to name a few. On 13 

January 1992, the Canadian leg of the tour kicked off in Sydney, Nova Scotia and wrapped up with a standing 

room only concert in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on 31 January. In February 1992, Adams toured 

New Zealand and Australia for seven dates—kicking off with a press conference in Sydney. On the 21 

February, the tour headed to Japan for approximately a dozen shows in six cities. The tour continued through 

several European countries in June 1992, including Italy, Germany, Holland and Scandinavia, and in July 1992, 

Adams performed for the first time in Hungary and Turkey (where he filmed his video for "Do I Have to Say 

The Words?"). The USA tour continued from September through December 1992. February 1993 was the 

Asian leg of the tour including Thailand, Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong and then straight back to the US to 

tour from March to May 1993 [21] 

In 1993 he collaborated with Rod Stewart and Sting for the single "All for Love" co-written by Adams for the 

Motion Picture Soundtrack of the movie Three Musketeers. The single topped the charts worldwide. In 

November 1993, Adams released a compilation album entitled So Far So Good, that again topped the charts in 

numerous countries such as the UK, Germany and Australia. It included a brand new song called "Please 

Forgive Me", that became another number 1 single in Australia as well as reaching the Top 3 in the US, the UK 

and Germany. It was followed in 1995 by, "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?" (song released from the 

Motion Picture Soundtrack of the movie Don Juan DeMarco). It was number 1 in the US and Australia as well 

as a Top 5 hit in the UK and Germany. 

In June 1996 the album 18 til I Die was released. It contained the three singles including two UK Top 10 

singles "The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me" and "Lets Make a Night to Remember" and "Have You Ever 

Really Loved a Woman?". The album peaked at number thirty-one on the Billboard 200 in the United States 

and held that position for three weeks. [17] It was far more successful in Europe and Australia reaching the top

spot on the UK charts for Adams's third number 1 in a row. [24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33] The album has 

been certified platinum in the United States by the RIAA. [20] 18 til I Die was certified three times platinum in 

Canada and Australia and two times platinum in the UK. [16][18][34] 

On 27 July 1996, Adams performed his second sold-out Wembley Stadium in London in front of a crowd of 

approximately 70,000. 

In 1996, Adams joined Don Henley on stage with a Duet at Live at Honors, Everybody Knows. 

In December 1997, Adams released MTV Unplugged with three new tracks: "Back to You", "A Little Love" 

and "When You Love Someone". "Back to You" was the first single, followed by "I'm Ready", an acoustic 

version of the Cut's Like A Knife track. The album was a top 10 success in Germany while both singles reached 

the top 20 in the UK. 

On a Day Like Today was released in 1998 and the release coincided with his contract being sold to Interscope 

Records. Despite Interscope's involvement or lack of, On a Day Like Today enjoyed tremendous success 

internationally, entering the Top 5 in Germany and was certified platinum in the UK. It generated two British 

Top 10 singles: "Cloud Number Nine" and "When You're Gone", which featured Melanie C of The Spice Girls. 

In 1990, Adams voiced the evil rat henchman Hoodwink in the Canadian children's animated television special 

The Real Story of the Three Little Kittens which was created and produced for The Real Story of... (a.k.a. 

Favorite Songs) anthology series. It was first broadcast on CTV Television Network in Canada and later on 

HBO in USA. 

To commemorate the millennium, Adams released The Best of Me, his most comprehensive collection of songs 

at that time, which also included two new songs, the title track "The Best of Me" and the UK number 1 track 

"Don't Give Up". The album reached the Top 10 in Germany and was certified three times platinum in Canada 

and Platinum in the UK. The single from the album, "The Best of Me" was a successful hit with the exception 

of the US, where neither the single or the album were released by Interscope Records. 

2000s 

In 2000, Adams co-wrote and sang on the number one song for 

Chicane's album Behind the Sun [35] called "Don't Give Up". 

In 2002, Adams co-wrote and performed the songs for the DreamWorks 

animated film, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron. The songs were 

included on the film's soundtrack. The most successful single from the 

soundtrack was "Here I Am", a British Top 5 and German Top 20 hit. 

The song also gave him his fourth Golden Globe Award nomination for 

Best Song from a Motion Picture. 

Adams live in the Color Line Arena, 

Hamburg, Germany, on 3 June 2007. 

In 2004, ARC Weekly released its chart of top pop artists since the last 

25 years and Adams came up at number 13 in the chart with four 

number-one singles, ten top five hits and 17 top ten hits. Six years after the release of On a Day Like Today, 

Room Service was released in September 2004. It topped the charts in Germany and Switzerland and peaked at 

number four in the UK, selling 440,000 copies in its first week in Europe and thus debuted at number one on 

Billboard's European album chart. The single, "Open Road", was the most successful single from the album 

and peaked at number one in Canada and number twenty-one in the UK. In May 2008, the album was also 

released in the US but charted only at number 134 on the Billboard 200. 

In 2005, Anthology, the first 2-disc compilation was released, containing two new tracks. The US release 

features a new version of "When You're Gone", a duet with Pamela Anderson. Also in 2005, Adams rerecorded 

the theme song for the second season of Pamela's Fox sitcom Stacked.

In 2006, Adams co-wrote and performed the theme song "Never Let Go" which was featured in the closing 

credits of the film The Guardian starring Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher. Adams also co-wrote the song 

"Never Gonna Break My Faith" for the film Bobby. The song was performed by the R&B singers Aretha 

Franklin and Mary J. Blige and earned him a Golden Globe Nomination in 2007. [36] 

In 2007, he co-wrote two songs "A Place for Us" and "Another Layer" for the Disney film Bridge to Terabithia. 

Adams released his eleventh album internationally on 17 March 2008. It was appropriately called 11. The 

album was released in the US exclusively at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club retail stores on 13 May 2008. [37] The 

first single released from the album was "I Thought I'd Seen Everything". Adams did an 11-day, 11-country 

European acoustic promotional tour to kick off the release of the album. [38] The album debuted at number one 

in Canada (making it his first album to reach that position since Waking Up the Neighbours in 1991) as well as 

reaching number two in Germany. In the United States, the album charted at number 80. [17] 

Adams was one of the four musicians who were pictured on the second series of the Canadian Recording Artist 

Series to be issued by Canada Post stamps on 2 July 2009. [39] The total estimated number of Adams stamps 

that were printed is one and one-half million. [40] 

In December 2009, he co-wrote, produced and performed the song "You've Been a Friend to Me" for the 

Disney film Old Dogs. [41] 

2010s 

In February 2010, Adams released "One World, One Flame." On 12 February 2010, Adams performed a duet 

with Nelly Furtado. The song was called "Bang the Drum" and was co-written with Jim Vallance for the 

opening ceremony for the 2010 Winter Olympics Games in Vancouver, British Columbia. The ceremony was 

held indoors at BC Place Stadium. 

Adams performed at Wayne Gretzky's final game in 1999 at Madison Square Garden, when Gretzky then 

played for the New York Rangers. Adams then sang the Canadian national anthem and ad-libbed a line to 

acknowledge Gretzky's departure, singing, "We're gonna miss you Wayne Gretzky." 

Adams was one of several well-known Canadian musicians to visit Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at 

his official residence. Originally the visit was meant to be Adams's plea to the Prime Minister to change the 

archaic copyright laws, [42] instead Harper turned it into a photo opportunity for himself and an informal "jam 

session." [43] 

In November 2010, Adams released the acoustic album Bare Bones. It was recorded live at various locations on 

his "Bare Bones Tour" earlier in the year. It was certified gold in India a year later. [44] 

On 19 February 2011, Adams and his band played in Kathmandu, which 

was organized by ODC Network and made him the first ever 

international artist to perform in Nepal. [45] He performed at the opening 

ceremony of the 2011 Cricket World Cup on 17 February 2011 in 

Dhaka, Bangladesh [46] and also performed in a solo concert in the next 

day. [47] 

On 19 November 2011, Adams co-wrote and recorded the dance music 

single/video for the Loverush UK! single "Tonight in Babylon" in 

Southwark, London.. This song was also recorded/released on his Bare 

Adams & Keith Scott during their 

tour in Bangalore, India in 2011 

Bones Sydney Opera House video. On 20 November 2011, Adams performed "When You're Gone" on the TV 

show The X Factor in the UK with the remaining acts in the competition.

In July 2012, Adams was featured as the voice of the lead character of a dog called Jock, in the animated South 

African film Jock of the Bushveld. He also co-wrote and sang two of the main songs: "Way Oh" and "By Your 

Side". The American released of the film was retitled "Jock the Hero dog". In 2013, he wrote and sang on 

"After All" with Michael Bublé from his album To Be Loved. 

In an interview on 18 March 2014, Adams revealed that he has signed a contract with Verve Records in the US. 

With one album celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Reckless, a new album of covers. On 30 September 2014, 

Adams released a new album titled Tracks of My Years. The album reached number 1 on the Canadian album 

chart. The album contains cover songs and one original song co-written with Jim Vallance. On 13 July 2014, 

Adams presented a live concert on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City, Canada. Adams was moved by the 

crowd and mentioned: "Quebec City is the Capital of music and artists." [48] In July 2014, Adams filmed Bryan 

Adams in Concert for the American program Great Performances on PBS. It was recorded at the Elgin Theatre 

in Toronto and first shown on American Public Television on 2 March 2015. [49] 

Adams released his first album of all new material in seven years on 16 October 2015. The album, titled Get 

Up, was co-written with longtime collaborator Jim Vallance and produced by Jeff Lynne. On 7 September 

2015, it was announced that Adams would be performing at the 2015 AFL Grand Final, along with English 

singer Ellie Goulding and American musician Chris Isaak. [50] 

Activism and humanitarian work 

Humanitarian work 

Most of Adams's philanthropic activity is focused on The Bryan Adams 

Foundation, which aims to advance education and learning 

opportunities for children and young people worldwide, believing that 

an education is the best gift that a child can be given. The foundation is 

mostly funded by Adams himself. 

Since the 1980s, Adams has participated in concerts and other activities 

to help raise money and awareness for a variety of causes. His first 

high-profile charity appearance came in 1985 when he opened the US 

transmission of Live Aid from Philadelphia. [51] In June of the next year, 

Adams participated in the two-week Amnesty International "A 

Conspiracy of Hope" tour alongside Sting, U2 and Peter Gabriel. [51] In 

Adams during the concert to Nepal in 

2011 

1986, Adams performed at The Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert in Wembley Arena to celebrate first 10 

years of the Trust and again in June 1987 at the 5th Annual Prince's Trust Rock Gala along with Elton John, 

George Harrison, Ringo Starr and others. The following year Adams performed at the Nelson Mandela birthday 

party concert at Wembley Stadium. 

Adams helped commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall when, in 1990, he joined many other guests (including 

his songwriting partner Michael Kamen) for Roger Waters' massive performance of The Wall in Berlin, 

Germany. [52] He performed the Pink Floyd songs "What Shall We Do Now?" and "Young Lust" during the 

performance of The Wall, and then joined Waters, Joni Mitchell, Cyndi Lauper, Van Morrison, Paul Carrack 

and others to perform Waters' "The Tide Is Turning" to close the concert. 

On 29 January 2005, Adams joined the CBC benefit concert in Toronto for victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean 

earthquake. Twenty years after performing at Live Aid in the USA, Adams played at Canada's Live 8 show in 

Barrie, Ontario. [53] Later that year, he performed in Qatar and raised UK£1.5M (US$2,617,000) from the 

concert. He also auctioned a white Fender Stratocaster guitar signed by many of the world's prominent 

guitarists. The guitar raised a total of US$3.7 million for charity and thus set a record as the world's costliest

guitar. [53] The money went to Qatar's "Reach Out to Asia" campaign to help the underprivileged across the 

continent. [53][54] Money raised also went to some of his own projects like rebuilding a school in Thailand and 

building a new sports center in Sri Lanka, both of which had been devastated by the Indian Ocean tsunami. [53] 

On 25 May 2005, Adams raised £1.3M with cousin Johnny Armitage, from a concert and auction entitled Rock 

by the River for the Royal Marsden Hospital in London. [55] On 15 May 2006, Adams returned to London to 

attend the Hope Foundation's event (hosted by designer Bella Freud), helping to raise a portion of the £250,000 

to support the Palestinian refugee children. [56] The following June, he offered individuals from the public the 

chance to bid to sing with him live in concert at three different charity auctions in London. Over £50,000 was 

raised with money going to the NSPCC, Children in Need, and the University College Hospital. [57] On 28 

February 2008 he appeared in One Night Live at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with Josh 

Groban, Sarah McLachlan, Jann Arden and RyanDan in aid of the Sunnybrook Hospital Women and Babies 

Program. [57] 

On 29 January 2006, Adams became the first Western artist to perform 

in Karachi, Pakistan, after the 11 September attacks, in conjunction with 

a benefit concert by Shehzad Roy to raise money for underprivileged 

children to go to school. [58] Some of the proceeds of that concert also 

went to victims of the 2005 Pakistan earthquake. [58] 

Adams in Karachi, Pakistan 

On 18 October 2007, Adams was billed to perform in Tel Aviv and 

Jericho as part of the OneVoice Movement concerts, hoping to aid in 

solving the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. [59] The peace concert for 

supporters of a two-state solution to the conflict with Israel was called 

off because of security concerns. [59] 

Animal rights activism 

Adams became a vegan at the age of 29, originally for health reasons, but advocated for animal rights. [60][61] 

During his tours of 1992–1994, Adams successfully campaigned for the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary with 

Greenpeace Chairman David McTaggart. [62] The two of them distributed over 500,000 postcards at concerts 

around the world encouraging people to write to politicians of countries blocking the vote, encouraging them to 

vote "yes" for the creation of the sanctuary at the meetings of the International Whaling Commission. IWC 

officially created the sanctuary on 26 May 1994. [63] 

Adams supports the animal rights group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) by shooting 

photos for them and writing letters. He wrote to the CEO of KFC restaurants in Canada in November 2007, 

asking them to become leaders in using more modern and more humane methods of killing chickens. [64] 

Adams has been a vegan since 1989. [65][66][67] 

On 14 September 2014, Adams was the first artist to sing at the Invictus Games organised by Prince Harry in 

East London. Prince Harry reciprocated by attending Adams's exhibition on Wounded soldiers in London. [68] 

Photography 

Adams also works as a photographer. On 16 September 2015, he was given an Honorary Fellowship of the 

Royal Photographic Society in London for his work in photography. Adams has been published in British 

Vogue, L'uomo Vogue, American Vanity Fair, Harper's Bazaar, British GQ, Esquire, Interview magazine and i-

D, [69] and shot advertising and PR campaigns for Hugo Boss, Guess 

Jeans, Sand, Converse, Montblanc, John Richmond, Fred Perry, Escada, 

Gaastra, Zeiss, Joop and OPEL cars in Germany. He has also worked as 

a photographer with many of his musical peers, 

He has won 3 Lead Awards in Germany for his fashion photography, 

most recently in October 2015 for his story in Helmut Berger, and 

previously in June 2012 and again in 2006. He founded the art fashion 

Zoo Magazine, based in Berlin, for which he shoots regularly. 

His first book of photos was released by Steidl in October 2012 titled 

Exposed. Previous published collaborations include American Women 

(2005), for Calvin Klein in the United States; proceeds from this book 

went to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City for 

their breast cancer research programs, [69] and Made in Canada (1999) 

for Flare Magazine in Canada; proceeds went to the Canadian Breast 

Cancer Foundation. Both books were dedicated to his friend Donna, 

who died of the disease. [69] 

In 2002, Adams was invited, along with other photographers from the 

Commonwealth, to photograph Queen Elizabeth II during her Golden 

Jubilee; one of the photographs from this session was used as a 

Adams accepting a Lead Award for 

photography in 2006 

Canadian postage stamp in 2004 and again in 2005 (see Queen Elizabeth II definitive stamp (Canada)), another 

portrait of both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip is now in the National Portrait Gallery in London. [70] 

Adams supports the Hear the World initiative as a photographer in its aim to raise global awareness for the 

topic of hearing and hearing loss. [71] 

He photographed Michael J. Fox and Tatjana Patitz in the 2011 Carl Zeiss AG company calendar in New York 

City in the summer of 2010. The focus was about the size difference of the subjects in a comedic 

presentation. [72] In 2011, Adams provided the cover art for Lioness: Hidden Treasures, a posthumous release 

by Amy Winehouse. 

Adams released a photography book entitled Wounded – The Legacy of War (2013) to highlight the human 

consequences of war. [73] Adams has also recorded songs critical of warfare on past albums. 

Publications 

Made in Canada (1999) 

American Women (2005) 

Exposed (Steidl, 2012) 

Wounded – The Legacy of War (2013) 

Exhibitions 

Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto 1999 

McCord Museum, Montreal 2000 

Saatchi Gallery, London 2000 

photokina, Köln (Cologne), Germany 2001??? 

ICA, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London 2004 

Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto 2004 

Calvin Klein, NYC, Dallas, Paris 2005 

Canada House, Trafalgar Square, London 2005–06 

Il Tempio Di Adriano, Rome, Italy, July 2006 

photokina, Köln (Cologne), Germany, September 2006

Leica Gallery, Vienna, Austria, November 2006 

Galerija Fotografija, Ljubljana, Slovenia, November 2006 

H.Stern exhibition, São Paulo, Brazil, March 2007 

PhotoEspana, Madrid, Spain, Fotografos Insospechados (Unsuspected Photographers) Mickey Rourke 

photographs, May–July 2007 

Nunnington Hall, North Yorkshire, England, May–June 2007 

401 Projects, New York City, September–November 2007 

The Hospital, Covent Garden, London, England, November 2007 (Modern Muses) 

The National Portrait Gallery, London, England, February–May 2008 (Modern Muses) 

Haus Der Kunst, Munich, Germany, May 2008 (Photos of the German National Football Team) 

14th Street Gallery, New York City, May 2008 (Hear The World) (plus other exhibitions in Berlin and 

Zurich with the same show) 

Saatchi Gallery, London, July 2009 (Hear The World) 

Calvin Klein American Women 2010, New York City, September 2010 

Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, July 2012 (Exposed) [74] 

NRW-Forum, Düsseldorf, Germany. "Bryan Adams – Exposed" February – May 2013 [75] 

Westlicht Gallery, Vienna, Austria. "Bryan Adams – Exposed" [76] 

Marfa Contemporary, Marfa, Texas, May – July 2013 

City Arts Center, Oklahoma City, February – May 2013 

Goss-Michael Gallery, Dallas, Texas, December 2012 – February 2013 

Glenbow Gallery, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, March – June 2014 

Stadtgalerie, Klagenfurt, Austria, 3 July – 5 October 2014: "Bryan Adams – Exposed" [77] ] 

Stadthaus Ulm, Germany, June – September 2014 [78] 

Centro Cultural de Cascais, Portugal October 2014 – 1 February 2015 

Somerset House, London, England November 2014 – 31 January 2015 

Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, Québec City, Canada 19 February 2015 – 14 June 2015 

Centre of Contemporary Art, Torun Poland November 2015 – January 2016 

Fotografiska, Stockholm, Sweden 18 June 2016 – 25 September 2016 [79] 

Werkhallen, Bonn, Germany 19 February – 20 May 2017 [80] 

Öffnungstermine: SAMSTAG und SONNTAG 04/03/ und 05/03/2017 von 12 – 16 Uhr 

Personal life 

Adams and Alicia Grimaldi, who is also a trustee and co-founder of his namesake foundation, had their first 

daughter in April 2011. [81][82] They announced the birth of their second daughter in February 2013. [83] Aside 

from his British parents, his grandmother was born in Malta. [84] 

Adams has homes in Chelsea, London, [13] and Paris. [85] 

Awards and honours 

In addition to his success at the Junos and Grammys and other music awards, Adams was also nominated for 

his fifth Golden Globe in 2007 for songwriting on the film Bobby which was sung by Aretha Franklin and Mary 

J. Blige, and has been nominated three times for Academy Awards for writing music in film. [86] 

In 1990, Adams was awarded the Order of British Columbia. [87] 

On April 20, 1990, Adams was made a Member of the Order of Canada; and on May 6, 1998, was promoted 

within the order to the rank of Officer of the Order of Canada. [88]

Adams is also a recipient of the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal (2002) and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal 

(2012). [89][90] 

Discography 

Studio albums 

Tours 

Bryan Adams (1980) 

You Want It You Got It (1981) 

Cuts Like a Knife (1983) 

Reckless (1984) 

Into the Fire (1987) 

Waking Up the Neighbours (1991) 

So Far so Good (1993) 

18 til I Die (1996) 

On a Day Like Today (1998) 

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002) 

Room Service (2004) 

11 (2008) 

Tracks of My Years (2014) 

Get Up (2015) 

1981–1982 "You Want It You Got It Tour" (including some USA dates with The Kinks) and Foreigner 

1983–1984 "Cuts Like a Knife Tour" (including some dates with The Police and Journey 

1984–1986 "Reckless Tour" (including some dates in the UK and Europe with Tina Turner) 

1986 "Amnesty International" / "Conspiracy of Hope Tour" 

1987–1988 "Into The Fire Tour" 

1991–1993 "Waking Up The World Tour" 

1993–1994 "So Far So Good Tour" 

1996–1997 "18 Til I Die Tour" 

1997–1998 "Unplugged Tour" 

1999 "W2K Tour" (including 2 European dates with The Rolling Stones) 

1999–2001 "The Best of Me Tour" 

2002–2004 "Here I Am Tour" 

2004–2005 "Room Service Tour" (including 6 USA dates with Def Leppard) 

2005–2008 "Anthology Tour" 

2008–2009 "11 Tour" / "Acoustic Show" (including USA dates with the Foreigner and Rod Stewart) 

2010–2011 "The Bare Bones Tour" 

2011–2012 "Waking Up The Neighbours 20th Anniversary Tour" 

2014–2015 "Reckless 30th Anniversary Tour" 

2016-2017 "Get Up Tour" 

See also 

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Goode, Jay. Bryan Adams. Photographed by Al Purdi & Rick Stern. [s.l.]: Monarch Books, 1986. ISBN 

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