Bryan Adams at Paramount
The legend! When you can sing and write like this what else can one want?Summer of '69
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Please forgive me
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I do it for you
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Have you ever really loved a womanhttp://www.youtube.com/
Straight from the heart
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Heaven
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Let's Make A Night to Remember
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STG presents Bryan Adams on Saturday, April 16, 2011 at 8 pm at the Paramount
Theatre.
Bryan Adams continues his highly successful "Bare Bones" acoustic concert tour in select U.S. cities this year. Adams has interspersed these special sold-out performances in between stadium dates and this new spin on his classic hits has been met with rave reviews from critics and fans alike:
"They sang along with the ever-so-familiar choruses, filled in vocal gaps he
left for them, clapped the missing drum parts, hummed the missing solos, and
roared their approval after every offering, right up to a long and hearty
standing ovation after 'Run To You'." Toronto Star
"Threading hits with new material, the soundtrack-singer and celebrity-portrait shooter (the stage design consisted of six towering lighting stands), succeeded in transferring his emotional ballads and crafted, sing-along rock to a mature setting." Globe and Mail.
As Canada's best-known ambassador, Bryan Adams has spent the last three
decades making music history. He has sold over 65 million records, toured six
continents and achieved #1 status in over 40 countries around the world. With
hits like, "Cuts Like A Knife", "Summer of '69", "Kids Wanna Rock", "Can't Stop
This Thing We've Started", "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You", "Open Road" and
most recently "Thought I'd Seen Everything", Adams status as one of the great
songwriter's of our time, has been solidified. His most recent album of original
material is titled '11' and this past year he contributed the lead track "You've
Been A Friend to Me" to the John Travolta film "Old Dogs". Adams was a part of
the Opening Ceremonies for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, singing a duet -
"Bang The Drum" - alongside fellow Canadian Nelly Furtado. This year Bryan was
recognized at the Juno Awards with the Allan Waters' Humanitarian Award and a
week later he received the prestigious Governor General's Performing Arts Award
for Lifetime Artistic Achievement.
He is a Companion of the Order of Canada and has been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at the Juno Awards in Halifax. Bryan has been nominated for Academy Awards, Golden Globes and Grammy's and his handprint has been added to the Wembley Square of Fame in celebration of his 25th show at the famed stadium.
Bryan's outstanding live concerts have established him as one of the world's best rock singers, performing over 120 concerts a year.
The show at the Paramount Theatre provides a rare opportunity for fans to see Adams as they've never seen him before!
Bryan Adams continues his highly successful "Bare Bones" acoustic concert tour in select U.S. cities this year. Adams has interspersed these special sold-out performances in between stadium dates and this new spin on his classic hits has been met with rave reviews from critics and fans alike:
"They sang along with the ever-so-familiar choruses, filled in vocal gaps he
left for them, clapped the missing drum parts, hummed the missing solos, and
roared their approval after every offering, right up to a long and hearty
standing ovation after 'Run To You'." Toronto Star"Threading hits with new material, the soundtrack-singer and celebrity-portrait shooter (the stage design consisted of six towering lighting stands), succeeded in transferring his emotional ballads and crafted, sing-along rock to a mature setting." Globe and Mail.
As Canada's best-known ambassador, Bryan Adams has spent the last three
decades making music history. He has sold over 65 million records, toured six
continents and achieved #1 status in over 40 countries around the world. With
hits like, "Cuts Like A Knife", "Summer of '69", "Kids Wanna Rock", "Can't Stop
This Thing We've Started", "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You", "Open Road" and
most recently "Thought I'd Seen Everything", Adams status as one of the great
songwriter's of our time, has been solidified. His most recent album of original
material is titled '11' and this past year he contributed the lead track "You've
Been A Friend to Me" to the John Travolta film "Old Dogs". Adams was a part of
the Opening Ceremonies for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games, singing a duet -
"Bang The Drum" - alongside fellow Canadian Nelly Furtado. This year Bryan was
recognized at the Juno Awards with the Allan Waters' Humanitarian Award and a
week later he received the prestigious Governor General's Performing Arts Award
for Lifetime Artistic Achievement.He is a Companion of the Order of Canada and has been inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at the Juno Awards in Halifax. Bryan has been nominated for Academy Awards, Golden Globes and Grammy's and his handprint has been added to the Wembley Square of Fame in celebration of his 25th show at the famed stadium.
Bryan's outstanding live concerts have established him as one of the world's best rock singers, performing over 120 concerts a year.
The show at the Paramount Theatre provides a rare opportunity for fans to see Adams as they've never seen him before!
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