.WebsiteBryan Guy Adams (born 5 November 1959) is a Canadian singer, songwriter, record producer, guitarist, photographer, philanthropist and activist. He rose to fame in Canada and the United States with his 1983 album and turned into a global star with his 1984 album, which produced some of his best known songs, including ', ' and his first number one, '. In 1991, he released the album, which included the song '. The song became a worldwide hit and reached number 1 in many countries, including a new record of 16 consecutive weeks in the United Kingdom. Adams also had the number-one singles ' and 'For his contributions to music, Adams has garnered many awards and nominations, including 20 among 56 nominations, 15 nominations including a win for in 1992. He has also won, awards, three for song composition and has been nominated five times for and three times for for his songwriting for films. Adams was awarded the and the for contributions to popular music and philanthropic work via his own foundation, which helps improve education for people around the world.

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Adams was inducted into the in March 2011 and, in 1998, and in April 2006 he was inducted into the at Canada's. In 2008, Adams was ranked 38th on the list of all-time top artists in the Billboard Hot 100 50th Anniversary Charts.

On 13 January 2010, he received the for his part in numerous charitable concerts and campaigns during his career, and on 1 May 2010 was given the for his 30 years of contributions to the arts.Adams is one of the, having sold more than 75 million records worldwide. Adams released his collection in 2017; it included two new songs, 'Please Stay' and 'Ultimate Love'. He co-wrote his first Broadway musical in 2018. Adams then released his 14th album, on 1 March 2019. Adams at the Line Arena, Germany, on 3 June 2007.In 2000, Adams co-wrote and sang on the UK number one song for album called '.

Adams co-wrote and performed the songs for the DreamWorks animated film, in 2002. The songs were included on the. The most successful single from the soundtrack was ', a British Top 5 and German Top 20 hit. The song also gave him his fourth nomination for. 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, 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 's European album chart. The single, ', 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. In 2005, the first 2-disc was released, containing two new tracks. The US release features a new version of ', a duet with.

Also in 2005, Adams re-recorded the theme song for the second season of Pamela's sitcom. In 2006, Adams co-wrote and performed the theme song 'Never Let Go' which was featured in the closing credits of the film starring. Adams also co-wrote the song 'Never Gonna Break My Faith' for the film.

The song was performed by the R&B singers and and earned him a Nomination in 2007.In 2007, he co-wrote two songs 'A Place for Us' and 'Another Layer' for the Disney film.Adams released his eleventh album internationally on 17 March 2008. It was appropriately called. The album was released in the US exclusively at and retail stores on 13 May 2008. The first single released from the album was '. Adams did an 11-day, 11-country European acoustic promotional tour to kick off the release of the album.

The album debuted at number one in Canada (making it his first album to reach that position since in 1991) as well as reaching number two in Germany. In the United States, the album charted at number 80.Adams was one of the four musicians who were pictured on the second series of the Canadian Recording Artist Series to be issued by on 2 July 2009. The total estimated number of Adams stamps that were printed is one and one-half million. In December 2009, he co-wrote, produced, and performed the song ' for the film. 2010s In February 2010, Adams released '.' On 12 February 2010, Adams performed a duet with.

The song was called ' and was co-written with Jim Vallance for the in Vancouver,. The ceremony was held indoors at. Adams was one of several well-known Canadian musicians to visit Canadian Prime Minister at his official residence. Originally, the visit was meant to be Adams's plea to the Prime Minister to change copyright laws; instead, Harper turned it into an informal '.'

In November 2010, Adams released the acoustic album. 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. Adams and during their tour in, in 2011On 19 February 2011, Adams and his band played in, which was organized by ODC Network and made him the first ever international artist to perform in. He performed at the opening ceremony of the on 17 February 2011 in, and also performed in a solo concert in the next day.In an interview on 18 March 2014, Adams revealed that he has signed a contract with in the US.

With one album celebrating the 30th Anniversary of, a new album of covers. On 30 September 2014, Adams released a new album titled. 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.' In July 2014, Adams filmed Bryan Adams in Concert for the American program on. It was recorded at the in Toronto and first shown on American Public Television on 2 March 2015.Adams released his first album of all new material in seven years on 16 October 2015. The album, titled, was co-written with Jim Vallance and produced. On 7 September 2015, it was announced that Adams would be performing at the, along with English singer and American musician.On 21 September 2017, Adams announced via social media his release of a new compilation album, with two new songs 'Please Stay' and the anti-war themed 'Ultimate Love', on 3 November 2017.

Bryan Adams performed 'the Ultimate tour' during the year 2018. He toured Australia, New Zealand, UK, Europe, the US, and Canada. He also brought the ultimate tour 2018 to India in the month of October 2018, where he performed at Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Delhi.Adams released his fourteenth album on 1 March 2019. The album features collaborations with.

On 25 June 2019, listed Bryan Adams among hundreds of artists whose material was reportedly destroyed in the. Adams told the Times that he had asked Universal for access to the master tapes for Reckless in 2013 while working on a remastered edition of the album, but had been told that the tapes could not be found.

Adams eventually located a safety copy of the album to use on the remaster, and was not made aware of the fire until the Times' initial report on 1 June. Pretty Woman: The Musical Adams approached in 2009 to see if they would be interested in making the 1990 film into for Broadway. But it wasn't until seven years later that he re-approached them and was introduced to producer who him together with director. Adams recruited, and the two of them spent the next two years writing the music and lyrics, and completed the songs in March, 2018.

The musical made its debut on Broadway in August, 2018, and is in Germany Autumn 2019 and will open in London's West End in 2020. Activism and humanitarian work. Adams during the concert to in 2011 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 from Philadelphia. In June of the next year, Adams participated in the two-week 'A Conspiracy of Hope' tour alongside, U2.

In 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 Rock Gala along with, and others. The following year Adams performed at the birthday party concert at Wembley Stadium. Adams helped commemorate the fall of the when, in 1990, he joined many other guests (including his songwriting partner ) for ' of in Berlin, Germany. He performed the songs 'What Shall We Do Now?'

And ' during the performance of The Wall, and then joined Waters, and others to perform Waters' ' to close the concert. On 29 January 2005, Adams joined the benefit concert in for victims of the. Twenty years after performing at Live Aid in the US, Adams played at Canada's. Later that year, he performed in 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. The money went to Qatar's 'Reach Out to Asia' campaign to help the underprivileged across the continent.

Money raised also went to some of his own projects like rebuilding a school in and building a new sports center in, both of which had been devastated by the.On 25 May 2005, Adams raised £1.3M with cousin Johnny Armitage, from a concert and auction entitled Rock by the River for the in London. On 15 May 2006, Adams returned to London to attend the Hope Foundation's event (hosted by designer ), helping to raise a portion of the £250,000 to support the children. 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, and the. On 28 February 2008 he appeared in One Night Live at the in Toronto, Ontario, Canada with, and in aid of the Women and Babies Program.

Adams in,On 29 January 2006, Adams became the first Western artist to perform in, after 11 September attacks, in conjunction with a benefit concert by to raise money for underprivileged children to go to school. Some of the proceeds of that concert also went to victims of the.On 18 October 2007, Adams was billed to perform in and as part of the concerts, hoping to aid in solving the. The peace concert for supporters of a two-state solution to the conflict with Israel was called off because of security concerns.For his world tour in 2019, Adams teamed up with shipping company DHL for an environmental project to plant a tree for every ticket sold during the course of the tour.On 14 September 2014, Adams was the first artist to sing at the organised by in East London. Reciprocated by attending Adams's exhibition on Wounded soldiers in London. Animal rights activism During his tours of 1992–1994, Adams successfully campaigned for the with Chairman. 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. IWC officially created the sanctuary on 26 May 1994.In April 2019 while off the coast of St.

Vincent and the Grenadines, Adams physically intervened to protect a whale from being killed when local whalers tried to harpoon it within a conservation zone.Adams supports the group (PETA) by shooting photos for them and writing letters. He wrote to the CEO of restaurants in Canada in November 2007, asking them to become leaders in using more modern and more humane methods of killing chickens. Photography. Main article:In addition to his success at the Junos and Grammys and other music awards, Adams was also nominated for his fifth in 2007 for songwriting on the film which was sung by and, and has been nominated three times for for writing music in film.In 1990, Adams was awarded the.On 20 April 1990, Adams was made a Member of the; and on 6 May 1998, was promoted within the order to the rank of Officer of the Order of Canada.Adams is also a recipient of the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal (2002) and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal (2012).Discography. Corinne Bagish (20 November 2014).

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