Bryan Adams’ Roll With The Punches Tour 2026–2027: All Upcoming Dates, Setlist and Album Details

Four decades into his career, Bryan Adams is proving that consistency is its own form of stardom. The Roll With The Punches World Tour — supporting his sixteenth studio album — has grown into a multi-year, multi-continent odyssey of more than 70 shows, and 2026–2027 is shaping up as its biggest stretch yet: a five-night Las Vegas residency, a run of European arena dates this winter, intimate Italian theater shows, and a seven-date Australian and New Zealand arena tour with Natalie Imbruglia in tow.

Below is every confirmed upcoming date, plus the album story, the setlist expectations and what makes this tour different from a typical greatest-hits run.

All Upcoming Bryan Adams Tour Dates

North America: California & Las Vegas (October–November 2026)

European Arena Leg (November–December 2026)

The autumn European leg criss-crosses the continent before the holidays. The following dates are confirmed via major ticketing outlets; the full routing also takes in stops across Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Italy and Scandinavia — check bryanadams.com for the complete list.

Italy: Bare Bones Theater Shows (Early 2027)

Australia & New Zealand with Natalie Imbruglia (February–March 2027)

Adams' first return to the region since his record-breaking 2025 run brings seven arena shows, with Australian pop icon Natalie Imbruglia joining every date as special guest.

Additional spring and summer 2027 European dates have also been announced across the Baltics and Central Asia — including Sweden, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Georgia and Kazakhstan — with the expanded run stretching into August 2027. Newly announced shows have continued to be added throughout the year, so the official tour page remains the authoritative source.

The Album: Roll With The Punches

Released on May 30, 2025 via Bad Records — Adams' own independent label — Roll With The Punches is his sixteenth studio album and his first full-length of new material since So Happy It Hurts (2022). Written and recorded with longtime collaborator Mutt Lange, it pairs the high-octane rockers of his arena years with the stripped, soulful side he's honed through years of Bare Bones acoustic touring.

The campaign kicked off with the anthemic title track, followed by "Never Ever Let You Go," whose music video co-stars Elizabeth Hurley, and the hard-driving "Make Up Your Mind." Adams has also used the tour to road-test newer material, including the politically charged single "51st State."

Where the Tour Has Been So Far

• 2025: roughly 140 shows, including record-breaking runs in South Africa and Oceania.
• Summer 2026 (U.S.): a co-headlining arena trek with Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo, hitting major markets including Newark, Detroit, Milwaukee and Baltimore.
• Canada 2026: a homecoming run with support from pop act Lights, mixing sold-out full-band arena shows with special two-night Bare Bones acoustic sets.
• Europe 2026: a summer arena circuit across Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Italy, France and Scandinavia.

What to Expect From the Show

Two distinct Adams experiences are on offer. The full-band arena show is a two-plus-hour sprint through the catalog — "Summer of '69," "Run To You," "Cuts Like A Knife," "Heaven" and "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" — with new tracks like the title song and "Never Ever Let You Go" woven in. Adams is famous for taking setlist requests straight from the crowd, meaning no two nights are identical.

The Bare Bones format — the setup for Lincoln and the entire Wynn residency, and the mode of the Italian theater dates — strips everything back to voice, acoustic guitar and piano, leaning on storytelling and the melodic bones of songs like "Heaven" and "Please Forgive Me." Fans who caught the Canadian two-night acoustic stands describe them as the most intimate Adams performances in years.

Why Roll With The Punches Keeps Growing

Part of it is arithmetic: Adams' catalog is one of the deepest in rock, and his voice — famously raspy, famously durable — still carries it. Part of it is work ethic: few legacy acts tour this relentlessly, and the rotating full-band/acoustic formats keep the show fresh for repeat attendees. And part of it is momentum — each leg of this tour has outsold expectations, prompting the steady drip of extensions that now carries the run deep into 2027.

Bryan Adams Tour at a Glance

Bryan Adams Tour FAQ

When is Bryan Adams' next concert?

The next scheduled show is a Bare Bones acoustic performance on Saturday, October 24, 2026 at The Venue at Thunder Valley Casino Resort in Lincoln, CA — followed by five nights at Wynn Las Vegas beginning October 28.

When are the Las Vegas residency dates?

Adams plays the Encore Theater at Wynn Las Vegas on October 28, 29, 30, 31 and November 1, 2026 — all Bare Bones acoustic solo shows at 8 p.m.

Who is supporting Bryan Adams in Australia and New Zealand?

Natalie Imbruglia joins all seven dates of the February–March 2027 Australia and New Zealand arena tour as special guest.

What album is the tour supporting?

Roll With The Punches, Adams' sixteenth studio album, released May 30, 2025 on his own Bad Records label and co-written/produced with Mutt Lange.

What is a Bare Bones show?

Adams' long-running acoustic format: voice, acoustic guitar and piano, no band — built around storytelling and stripped-down arrangements of his biggest hits.

How long is a Bryan Adams concert?

Full-band arena shows typically run more than two hours and often include fan-requested songs. Bare Bones theater shows are similarly generous, with a more intimate presentation.

What songs does Bryan Adams play live?

Setlists rotate, but staples include "Summer of '69," "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You," "Heaven," "Run To You," "Cuts Like A Knife," "18 Til I Die" and "Please Forgive Me," alongside current material like "Roll With The Punches" and "Never Ever Let You Go."

Is the tour coming to more countries in 2027?

Yes. Beyond the announced Australia/New Zealand run and Italian theater dates, additional 2027 shows have been confirmed across Sweden, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Georgia and Kazakhstan, with the tour scheduled to continue into August 2027.

Where can I buy tickets?

Through bryanadams.com and major ticketing outlets. VIP packages for the Australia/New Zealand leg include a Q&A experience, autographed vinyl and early entry options.