IN the winter of 2024, Bryan Adams brought the 'Summer of '69' to the city. The Canadian singersongwriter captivated the crowd at Gurugram's Backyard Sports Club on December 12 as part of his So Happy It Hurts Tour 2024. In an exclusive interview with TMS before the concert, the singer said, "So Happy It Hurts is all about joy and living in the moment. I'm thrilled to be back in India, and I can't wait to connect with the fans here the energy in India is like no other." It was his first visit to India following a tour in 2018. Talking about his experience of performing in Delhi before, he said: "Delhi has an energy that's unforgettable.
Songs like 'Summer of '69' and 'Cuts Like a Knife' always get the crowd singing along." On stage, the two-time Grammy Awar dee performed iconic hits like 'Summer of '69', 'Everything I Do (I Do It for You)', and 'Straight From the Heart'. Proving that age is just a number, the 65-year-old captivated the crowd with every strum of his guitar.
In sync with the crowd
His interaction with the audience was nothing short of magical. In a jocular vein, he handed out tips to get noticed in a crowd: "You can either twerk or take your shirt off, only that will get you on the screen." And the crowd did it, the camera playfully captured the crowd's energetic response while they took off their sweaters even though it is winter! During the romantic.
This story is from the December 14, 2024 edition of The Morning Standard.
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