Wednesday is Canada Day, and Bryan Adams is celebrating with the release of a new patriotic song.The Canadian rocker just released the track “51st State,” which appears to be a response to President

Canadian legend Bryan Adams has released a surprise Canada Day single titled "51st State," a mid-to-up-tempo rock anthem celebrating Canadian pride and national identity amid renewed political

Canadian rock star Bryan Adams dropped a protest song on Canada Day. And while the powerful rock anthem never mentions Donald Trump by name — it’s abundantly clear who the message is for.

Canadian icon Bryan Adams announced more shows last month for his So Happy It Hurts Tour. The “Summer of ’69” balladeer will be bringing his brand of heartland rock to stadiums, arenas, and amphitheaters around the world, extending the tour that saw ...

Canadian rock star Bryan Adams, best known for his wildly successful party-rock anthems and love ballads, has dropped a protest song for Canada Day, declaring: “We’ll never be the 51st state.”

"When you're talkin' 'bout my home/ You better show some respect," the Canadian rocker said after the U.S. president talked openly about annexing Canada amid an ongoing tariffs war.

Bryan Adams will be releasing his own versions of “War Machine” and “Rock and Roll Hell,” two songs he co-wrote for KISS back in the early 1980s, on a limited-edition vinyl single on August 30. In advance of the release, Adams has debuted an ...

Bryan Adams Sees Reckless Reach New Heights One of Adams’s oldest albums, Reckless, is also back in fine form. His fourth full-length, which was released back in 1984, becomes a strong seller again, rebounding onto the Official Albums Downloads chart. The set appears at No. 67 on that tally, which happens to be a new all-time high for the title.

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Canadian rock icon Bryan Adams has a message for U.S. President Donald Trump, and he's saying it all in his latest song.