Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, 65, is currently in India for his So Happy It Hurts World tour. It marks Adams' sixth visit to the country. The two-time Grammy Awards winner will perform in several cities including Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Goa. Adams kickstarted his tour with a performance at Kolkata's Aquatica water park complex on Sunday, December 7. From Everything I Do, Please Forgive Me to the iconic Summer of '69', Bryan Adams mesmerised the audience with his performance. 

Here are the details of Bryan Adams' upcoming tour venues and dates

December 10  –  Shillong (Bhoirymbong RBDSA sports complex)

December 12 – Gurugram (Backyards Sports Club)

December 13 – Mumbai (NESCO Goregaon)

December 14 – Bengaluru (Terraform)

December 16 – Hyderabad (GMR Arena)

December 17 – Goa (Bambolim Athletic Stadium)

Tickets for Bryan Adams' India tour went on sale via Zomato Live in early August. Prices vary based on location. 

Gold tickets for the Gurugram concert are priced at Rs 9,999, while Silver final phase tickets are available at Rs 5,999. Platinum and HSBC starstruck lounge tickets also remain available on the Zomato app and website. 

Mumbai concert tickets are on sale with a starting price of Rs 7,999 and gold final phase tickets are available for Rs 11,999 each.

The Bengaluru and Hyderabad concert tickets currently start at Rs 3,299 while the Goa concert tickets are available for Rs 3,499 and beyond. 

For the unversed, Bryan Adams' India tour is a part of his global tour (USA, UK, Europe, Canada). His previous visits to India were in 1993-1994, 2001, 2006, 2011, and 2018. 

Earlier, while speaking about his ''unique'' connection with India, Adams said in a statement, "I'm incredibly excited to be coming back to India! There's a unique connection I feel with the Indian audience. Your passion for music is truly inspiring, and I can't wait to perform all your favourite songs – the old ones and some new ones too. This tour is a celebration of music that has connected people across generations. Get ready to rock!"