Canadian music legend Bryan Adams wowed a sold-out audience in Manila on March 15 during his 'So Happy It Hurts' Tour.
Even at 63 years old, he showed no signs of slowing down, delighting his Filipino fans and describing the night with the full house audience as 'magical.' The concert, presented by Wilbros Live, featured 26 songs, including his best loved hits, 'Everything I Do, I Do it For You,' 'Please Forgive Me,' 'Heaven,' 'Do I Have To Say The Words,' and 'When You Love Someone.
' He also treated fans to a surprise remade version of the 1967 classic hit 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You.' Known for his vegan lifestyle, Bryan protects his voice by avoiding smoking, drinking, and maintaining a healthy diet and regular exercise. He thanked his fans for the warm welcome he received in Manila, expressing his gratitude and appreciation for their unwavering support.
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