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Bryan Adams: An epic rock & roll night

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February 7, 2026

It was like a big karaoke night as the titos and titas of Manila sang along to both new and old songs by Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams.

- BY CARISSA ALCANTARA

Bryan Adams: An epic rock & roll night

CANADIAN SINGER-SONGWRITER Bryan Adams (Images courtesy of Wilbros Live)

(Wilbros Live)

Held at the SM Mall of Asia Arena last Jan. 31, Bryan surely gave his fans a memorable night. Presented by Wilbros Live, the Manila leg of his “Roll With the Punches Tour" started strong as he performed the song "Can’t Stop This Thing We Started" and "Straight from the Heart."

Making his way on the stage, some fans were lucky enough to get quick photos and fistbumps with Bryan. It was then followed by "Kick Ass," "Run To You," and "Somebody." Before moving on to another song, Bryan expressed his gratitude to be back and to be performing their songs.

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