The name, Bryan Adams, evokes many warm, fuzzy feelings. That night under a full moon on a chilly winter evening, Hyderabadis were mesmerized by Bryan Adams’ performance at the live concert held on Monday at the GMR Arena. As expected, the venue was packed with 12,000 people including generations of fans and music enthusiasts – a testament to Bryan Adams’ enduring appeal. Untouched by time, his music has lasting universal appeal.
Bryan Adams performing in Hyderabad
Photo Courtesy: Reshmi AR
Bryan Adams was in Hyderabad as part of his ‘So Happy It Hurts’ tour of India.
The energy was palpable as Brian and his team put on a performance that was both eclectic and immersive. The energy was infectious from the moment the lights dimmed as the crowd took the experience up a notch and sang along.
Photo Courtesy: Reshmi AR
Acknowledging the enthusiastic crowd, Brian commented, “The Hyderabad crowd was incredibly passionate! Their energy was vibrant, and the warmth of the city made for a truly special night.”
The legendary rock star’s vocals complemented by his exceptional and strong longtime band – Keith Scott (guitar), Gary Brett (keyboards), Pat Steward (drums) brought the house down.
Bryan strengthened his connection with his loyal fan base by including fan-requested songs that personalized the experience for the crowd.
Bryan Adams also paid tribute to Tina Turner with whom he had a duet on “It’s Only Love”. “We lost him last year and it’s a huge loss to the music world and as a friend of mine,” he said before launching into the song.
The Hyderabad concert, the sixth leg of the So Happy It Hearts India Tour, was a sold-out spectacle that surpassed all expectations. It was definitely a night to remember! As they say, a memory for the ages.