Bryan Adams Fulda

Bryan Adams brought his signature raspy vocals and arena-rock anthems to Fulda, Germany on June 26, 2022, as part of his “So Happy It Hurts” tour. The open-air concert took place in the Domplatz, the impressive square in front of Fulda Cathedral, providing a stunning backdrop for an evening of rock and roll.

The atmosphere leading up to the concert was electric. Fans of all ages, from teenagers discovering Adams’ music to long-time devotees who had grown up with his hits, filled the historic city. Local businesses buzzed with excitement, many offering Bryan Adams-themed specials and promotions. The anticipation was palpable, a clear indication of Adams’ enduring popularity in Germany.

As the lights dimmed and the familiar opening chords of “Kick Ass” blasted through the speakers, the Domplatz erupted in cheers. Adams, known for his energetic stage presence, immediately engaged the crowd, launching into a high-energy performance that spanned his decades-long career. He effortlessly transitioned between his newer tracks from the “So Happy It Hurts” album and classic hits like “Summer of ’69,” “Heaven,” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You.”

Adams’ band, a tight and seasoned group of musicians, provided a solid foundation for his performance. Guitar solos ripped, drums pounded, and the backing vocals perfectly complemented Adams’ unmistakable voice. The stage production was impressive, featuring dynamic lighting and video projections that enhanced the energy of the songs.

Beyond the music, Adams’ connection with the audience was a highlight of the show. He frequently addressed the crowd in German, expressing his appreciation for their support and sharing anecdotes about his songs. He even invited a young fan onstage to sing along to a verse of “Summer of ’69,” a moment that brought a huge smile to the boy’s face and cheers from the entire audience. This genuine interaction created a sense of intimacy and made the concert feel like more than just a performance; it was a shared experience.

The setlist was carefully curated to offer something for everyone, from the rocking anthems that defined his early career to the more introspective ballads that showcase his songwriting prowess. The concert concluded with a powerful rendition of “All for Love,” leaving the audience exhilarated and singing along as they filed out of the Domplatz. The Bryan Adams concert in Fulda was more than just a show; it was a celebration of music, connection, and the enduring power of rock and roll.