Bryan Adams recently concluded an extensive tour with Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo, but he is far from finished. In fact, he has more than 60 shows scheduled between now and the end of the year, with nearly a dozen already booked for 2027.

The Grammy Award-winning songwriter will return to the stage starting August 24 for a series of Canadian dates — including several performances in his home province of Ontario — concluding on September 15 in British Columbia.

Afterward, he will head overseas for concerts in Germany, beginning on September 30, with additional stops in the Netherlands and Belgium. He will be back in the United States in late October to kick off his latest residency in Las Vegas.

More international engagements are on the horizon, as Adams currently has concerts scheduled through June 19 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. You can find all the current dates below, and ticket information is available on his official website.

Why Does Bryan Adams Tour So Frequently?

If you ask him, he will tell you that it’s quite simple: The phone keeps ringing. “As long as I keep moving forward, I’m happy,” he shared with UCR’s Gary Graff. “The reality is I keep getting offered more shows, and I find it hard to say ‘no’ because everything is in motion, everyone knows their roles, and we have a great time.”

There is often new music that fuels his momentum. The album Roll With the Punches, released in 2025, was followed by the recent collection Tough Town. The latter was initially offered as a bonus with the release of Punches, but it later gained wider circulation earlier this year as a Record Store Day release and is now available for streaming as well.

Is More New Music Coming from Bryan Adams?

The good news for fans is that they can indeed anticipate another album this fall, which he described to Graff as “sort of a love letter to Canada.” In the meantime, he has a standalone single titled “51st State,” written for an upcoming documentary that directly addresses Donald Trump.

Although he has not been known for being particularly political with his music, he was comfortable making an exception this time.

“If certain people can say what they want, so can I. It’s just his nonsense. You want to believe people can see through that stupidity, but who knows?” He admitted in the same interview that he was unsure how audiences would react when performing the track in the southern U.S. last summer, but the response was unexpectedly positive.

“It’s incredible how well it resonates,” he remarked. “I’m singing about my country, so who cares? I think they get it. And if they can’t take a … joke, too bad.”

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Bryan Adams, 2026/2027 Tour Dates

Aug. 24 — Trois-Rivieres, QC @ Amphitheatre Cogeco
Aug. 25 — Kingston, ON @ Slush Puppie Place
Aug. 26 — Oshawa, ON @ Tribute Communities Centre
Aug. 28 — Hamilton, ON @ TD Coliseum
Aug. 29 — London, ON @ Canada Life Place
Aug. 31 — Sudbury, ON @ Sudbury Community Arena
Sept. 01 — Sault Ste. Marie, ON @ GFL Memorial Gardens
Sept. 02 — Thunder Bay, ON @ Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
Sept. 03 — Thunder Bay, ON @ Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
Sept. 05 — Saskatoon, SK @ SaskTel Centre
Sept. 08 — Lethbridge, AB @ VisitLethbridge.com Arena
Sept. 10 — Red Deer, AB @ Westerner Park/Marchant Crane Centrium
Sept. 11 — Dawson Creek, BC @ Ovintiv Events Center
Sept. 13 — Penticton, BC @ South Okanagan Events Centre
Sept. 15 — Abbotsford, BC @ Rogers Forum
Sept. 30 — Rostock @ Stadthalle
Oct.02 — Berlin @ Uber Arena
Oct. 03 — Cologne @ Lanxess Arena
Oct. 05 — Munich @ Olympiahalle
Oct. 06 — Nuremberg @ PSD Bank Nürnberg ARENA
Oct. 08 — Bremen @ ÖVB-Arena
Oct. 09 — Hamburg @ Barclays Arena
Oct.10 — Leipzig @ QUARTERBACK Immobilien Arena
Oct. 12 — Mannheim @ SAP Arena
Oct. 14 — Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome
Oct. 15 — Antwerp, Belgium @ AFAS Dome
Oct. 24 — Lincoln, CA @ Thunder Valley Casino Resort
Oct. 28 — Las Vegas, NV @ Wynn Las Vegas
Oct. 29 — Las Vegas, NV @ Wynn Las Vegas
Oct. 30 — Las Vegas, NV @ Wynn Las Vegas
Oct. 31 — Las Vegas, NV @ Wynn Las Vegas
No.v 01 — Las Vegas , NV @ Wynn Las Vegas Nov .06 — Murcia @ Palacio De Los Deportes Nov .07 — Zaragoza @ Pabellón Príncipe Felipe Nov .08 — Valencia @ Roig Arena Nov .10 — Madrid @ Movistar Arena Nov .13 — Bilbao @ Bizkaia Arena – BEC!
Nov.14 — Barcelona @ Palau Sant Jordi Nov .16 — A Coruña @ Coliseum Nov .17 — Porto @ Super Bock Arena Nov .18 — Porto @ Super Bock Arena Nov .20 — Lisbon @ MEO Arena Nov .21 — Lisbon @ MEO Arena Nov .25 — Geneva , Switzerland @ Geneva Arena Nov .27 — Zurich , Switzerland @ Hallenstadion Nov .28 — Milan , Italy @ Unipol Dome Nov .30 — Lyon , France @ LDLC Arena Dec .01 — Nantes , France @ Zenith Metropole 
Dec.03 — Paris , France @ Zenith La Villete 
Dec.04 — Esch-sur-Alzette , Luxembourg @ Rockhal 
Dec.07 — Copenhagen , Denmark @ Royal Arena 
Dec.08 — Herning , Denmark @ JYSKE Bank Boxen 
Dec.11 — Gliwice , Poland @ PreZero Arena 
Dec.12 — Ljubljana , Slovenia @ Arena Stožice 
Dec.13 — Prague , Czechia @ O2 Arena 
Dec.15 — Graz , Austria @ Stadthalle 
Dec.16 — Budapest , Hungary @ MVM Dome 
Dec.17 — Cluj , Romania @ BT Arena 
Dec.19 = Athens , Greece @ Telekom Center Athens