Bryan Adams News

Posted on July 2 2009 Multi-platinum GRAMMY winning group Maroon 5 have announced they will be entering the studio this month with legendary producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange.

Pop Star Photographers Edit 649 Views - Click for Larger Image From the 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves' soundtrack to resident photographer, Canadian artist Bryan Adams looks comfortable with whatever he's doing.

Crossing musical generations... Students from the Wentworth Music Education Centre will be rockin' on stage Saturday night to the music of The Rolling Stones at the Kelowna Community Theatre, 7 p.m. The tribute concert follows on the heels of a similar show featuring the music of Bryan Adams earlier this year.

A DEVON company is offering free hearing tests as part of the Hear the World initiative.

For this year's Conversation With a Living Legend, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center can save the airfare it has spent to fly in past speakers like Margaret Thatcher, Henry Kissinger and Arnold Palmer .

Bryan Adams relishes the unconventional. Not because the veteran pop-rocker has all of a sudden taken up hardcore metal or hip-hop. In fact, his most recent CD, 11 , is classic Bryan Adams.

From the mid-'80s to the mid-'90s, Canadian singer/songwriter and guitarist Bryan Adams was one of the most successful recording artists in popular music worldwide.

It used to be that you could count on brides walking down the aisle to Lohengrin's "Wedding March." At least that was how it happened in the movies.

ROCKER Bryan Adams will give a special acoustic performance at Southampton Guildhall this summer.

Summer more or less begins in Madison this weekend as the spring semester ends and street festivals begin.

For a time during the 1980s and early 1990s, this was Bryan Adams' world and we were just living in it.

Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams will join Jason Aldean for a new episode of CMT Crossroads scheduled to premiere June 26.

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Matt Giraud performs Tuesday on "American Idol." Though guest mentor Quentin Tarantino thought Matt Giraud's movie song -- "Have You Ever Loved A Woman?" by Bryan Adams from "Don Juan DeMarco" -- could be one of his top three performances, the judges didn't like it one bit.

Yet he hardly 'killed it' like Tarantino predicted he would. Staying true to what we've seen week after week, Anoop again had trouble making an audience connection.

It was music from the movies night on "American Idol" but it might have well have been scholocky love songs night as well.

Just him and his six-string. Thata s what Bryan Adams is bringing to Omaha this summer.

The funny thing is my top three aren't all my favorites. Why? Adam Lambert showed American that he really can sing anything and have all the makings for a star quality performance.

Matt Giraud earned a second chance Wednesday after getting the fewest votes from "American Idol" viewers.

The theme was songs of the cinema. Quentin Tarantino was the guest mentor, which is such a joke.