Bryan Adams to perform in Hyderabad on Feb 16

Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams will give a live performance at the HITEX Exhibition Centre.

As part of his India tour next year,Canadian rockstar Bryan Adams will give a live performance at the HITEX Exhibition Centre here on February 16.

Bryan,who has won 15 Grammy awards,is likely to perform some of his legendary rock-n-roll numbers including ‘Summer of 69′,’Run to You’,’18 Till I Die’ and ‘Everything I Do’ as well as songs from his latest album ‘Bare Bones’,Netsurf Entertainment,Managing Director Sujit Jain told reporters here on Friday.

The Indian edition of ‘Bryan Adams Live Full Band Show World Tour’ is being brought to India by Netsurf Entertainment,which has tied-up with the NGO ‘Save The Children India’,which works for the welfare of underprivileged children and is run by actor Suniel Shetty’s wife Mana.

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Suniel Shetty,brand ambassador of Save The Children India,who was also present at the press conference said,”Hyderabad is also very big on music and we are hoping to get big crowds with over 25,000 people for the event.”

“We are doing it for a cause and over 25 per cent of the proceeds from the sale of tickets of VVIP lounge is directly going to Save The Children,” Shetty said adding “A lot of my friends in Bollywood have already extended their support to the event and also agreed to be there.”

“Working towards the welfare of underprivileged children has been very satisfying and I have been associated with Save The Children for over 20 years,” he said.

The tickets have been priced from Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,500 while for VVIP lounge it will be Rs 8,000,Jain said.

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