Bryan Adams at age 66: big in India, still big in the US

Bryan Adams at Age 66: Big in India and the US

Bryan Adams has been popular in the United States since the 1980s and has also become quite beloved in India. His song [translate:'Summer of '69'] remains a classic of the '80s era.

Adams' popularity in India may seem surprising, similar to how Germans love David Hasselhoff or the Japanese embrace Cheap Trick. However, Adams was one of the first major English-language pop artists to tour India in the mid-1990s, which contributed to his enduring fan base there.

“When Adams, from Atlantic Canada, talked about being one of the earliest English pop touring acts to India in the mid-1990s, he said it was a matter of language ability and cultural openness. He noted, 'People can’t bring us as big as some other acts, but we bring music that resonates with people.’”

His concerts continue to attract deep fan engagement and positive feedback, highlighting his ability to connect with audiences across different cultures.

Adams is currently on tour and performing at venues like the Gas South Arena in Duluth, sharing the stage with artists such as Pat Benatar.

“He mentioned that playing songs that people still enjoy on pride roads and keeping requests alive help maintain the connection with his fans.”

Despite the cross-cultural differences, Adams’ blend of heartfelt lyrics and classic rock sound has kept him relevant and loved globally.

Author's summary: Bryan Adams remains a global rock icon at 66, holding strong fan bases in both the US and India due to pioneering tours and timeless songs like "Summer of '69."

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AJC.com AJC.com — 2025-11-04

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