Bryan Adams makes it a night to remember in Goa

ELECTRIC EVENING

Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams set the Bambolim athletic stadium in Goa on fire on December 17 at the concluding concert of his 'So Happy It Hurts Tour' in India.

GOODBYE INDIA

The singer came up with an electrifying non-stop two-hour performance, making it clear he wanted to make the show special as this was his final concert in India for the year 2024.

PROUD PARENTS

The singer played an emotional tribute to his father by performing a touching song he wrote in his memory. He also dedicated a special moment to his 96-year-old mother.

TO TINA WITH LOVE

In a beautiful tribute, the singer remembered another legend, the late Tina Turner, for playing a pivotal role in his journey when he was an upcoming musician.

ALWAYS THANKFUL

During the concert the singer never failed to thank his band members for supporting him throughout, especially Keith Scott for his masterful performance as a lead guitarist.

HIS FIRST SHOW IN GOA

The 65-year-old singer in his first-ever show in Goa proved that age is just a number by delivering his old hits with the same vocal brilliance of his younger days.

NOT ENOUGH

The crowd was not ready to let go, but with the 10 pm deadline drawing to a close, Bryan Adams made a soulful exit with a solo song after his band members had left the stage.

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