Ever since Bryan Adams dominated the UK charts for 16 weeks in 1991 with the love song (Everything I Do) I Do It for You, the Grammy-award winning singer has had a huge global fanbase.
Known as the 'Groover from Vancouver,' the rock legend, now 66, is releasing a deeply personal album, How’s It Goin’, (out on 6th November) paying tribute to his home country of Canada and how it shaped him.
The star, who splits his time between London and Canada, with his partner, Alicia Grimaldi, and their daughters Mirabella, 15, and Lula, 13, opened up about his new album to HELLO!, telling us all about his full life of performing and fatherhood.
Bryan's new album features 12 songs, including The Ballad of Terry Fox. The song is the singer's tribute to the late Canadian athlete Terry, who in 1980, having had one leg amputated due to cancer, ran across Canada to raise money for cancer research. The song features in the forthcoming documentary film about Run Terry Run.
Here, Bryan answers our quickfire questions:
Bryan Adams' new album How’s It Goin’ is out on 6 November. Order the album here: https://lnk.to/OrderHowsItGoin