Bryan Adams has announced three December UK arena dates as part of his ongoing ‘Roll With The Punches’ tour.
The Canadian legend has played a number of shows in Britain already, with the ‘Roll With The Punches’ tour seeing him perform nine dates in May, starting at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle on May 8 and ending at bp pulse LIVE in Birmingham on May 18.
Adams also played this month’s Radio 2 In The Park, as well as Sheffield’s Rock N Roll Circus in August alongside ‘When You’re Gone’ collaborator Mel C.
Now, the ‘Run To You’ singer has announced he will be returning to our shores in December for three dates in Hull, Cardiff, and Brighton. Full details are below. Artist pre-sale starts at 9am BST on Wednesday September 10, while general sale commences at 9am BST on Friday September 12.
Tickets will be available here.
The news follows the success of the artist’s 16th studio album, ‘Roll With The Punches’, which entered the Official UK Albums Chart at number three. It is the first album released under his own record label, Bad Records, which he founded last August.
Bryan Adams’ 2025 ‘Roll With The Punches’ UK tour dates are:
DECEMBER
8 – Connexin Live, Hull
9 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
10 – Brighton Centre, Brighton.
Recently, the singer shared the origins of his “first real six-string” from his classic hit ‘Summer Of ’69’.
Contrary to the song’s lyrics, the guitar was not bought at a “five and dime”, but at a music shop in Reading in 1970, when he was 12-years-old. Upon living in Israel for a year with his father, who worked for the Canadian embassy, Adams left his guitar in the country when he moved back to Canada.
In February, a Bryan Adams gig in Australia was cancelled due to a large sewer blockage caused by “fat, grease and rags”.
