Bryan Adams at Age 66: Big in India, Still Big in the US
Bryan Adams, renowned in the United States since the 1980s, has also gained significant popularity in India. His iconic song Summer of '69 remains a classic staple of the 1980s era.
His unexpected popularity in India might seem unusual, similar to how Germans adore David Hasselhoff or the Japanese cherish Cheap Trick. Adams, who will perform at Gas South Arena in Duluth alongside Pat Benatar on Thursday, explained that he was among the first prominent English-language pop artists to tour India in the mid-1990s.
He noted that the ability to tour repeatedly, including several times last December, made a significant difference. Adams emphasized the importance of keeping the language and love of music accessible to people, which helped his success overseas. He believes that music transcends native languages and cultural boundaries.
“They can’t bring anything as good as rock or pop to the people.”
The artist also mentioned the role of radio in popularizing English-language music abroad, including in India and Canada. He takes pride in seeing his songs still enjoyed decades later and continues to receive requests for them.
His presence on stage remains strong, evident in the trust his fans place in him and his confident performances. Adams' ongoing success highlights his lasting impact on international pop music.
Author’s summary: Bryan Adams remains a timeless figure in pop music with enduring appeal in both the US and India, bridging cultural gaps through his iconic songs and international tours.
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