Bryan Adams plays Cluj-Napoca on 17 December at BT Arena
concerts
- Thu 17 DecCluj-Napoca · BT Arena · 20:00tickets: Eventimtickets →
- Wed 16 DecBudapest, Hungary · MVM Dometickets: Live Nationtickets →
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- Tue 15 DecGraz, Austria · Stadthalle GrazRoll With The Punchesdetails →
- Sun 27 Jun 2027Nuremberg, Germany · Stadionpark Nürnberg · 19:00✈ direct from Bucharest, ClujTicketmaster →
- Tue 6 Jul 2027Bonn, Germany · Kunst!Rasen Bonn/Gronau · 19:00✈ direct from BucharestTicketmaster →
- Sun 1 Aug 2027Salzburg, Austria · SalzburgarenaRoll With The Punchesdetails →
last time in Romania: 30 Apr 2025 · Sala Palatului, Bucharest · setlist.fm ↗
Bryan Adams will play Cluj-Napoca on 17 December 2026 at 20:00, at BT Arena, on his “Roll with the Punches” tour, according to BT Arena's calendar. The night before, on 16 December, he returns to Budapest's MVM Dome after a sold-out show there, according to Hungarian outlet Fémforgács.
Tickets for Cluj-Napoca are sold through Eventim. In Budapest, members of the official fan club got first access, and general sales continue through Live Nation and Funcode. VIP packages are available for the MVM Dome show, including some of the best seats, a pre-show Q&A with Adams, a behind-the-scenes tour of the production and a signed vinyl.
The tour follows the album “Roll With The Punches”, released in August 2025, his first new material since 2021's “So Happy It Hurts”. The record was nominated for Rock Album of the Year at the 2026 JUNO Awards. In 2024 Adams became an independent artist and founded his own label, Bad Records, releasing two three-album box sets of recordings from his concerts at London's Royal Albert Hall.
Born in Kingston in 1959, the Canadian singer-songwriter has released 16 albums over nearly five decades, according to Fémforgács, and topped the charts in more than 40 countries. His honours include Grammy and American Music Awards, three Oscar nominations and five Golden Globe nominations, and he is a Companion of the Order of Canada. His last concert in Romania was on 30 April 2025 at Sala Palatului in Bucharest.
source: Fémforgács →·editor: eugen tamasanu



