With demand for tickets continuing to soar, GRAMMY® and Academy Award-winner Bryan Adams today reveals four new Bare Bones acoustic shows for New Zealand and Australia next March.

One of rock’s most iconic voices, Bryan Adams returns next summer with his full-band Roll With The Punches Tour. He’ll also deliver five special Bare Bones performances – his acclaimed acoustic series, that strips his hit songs back to their essence. These will be his first Bare Bones shows in the region in more than 15 years.

Offering fans a rare opportunity to experience one of music’s most celebrated catalogues, with a string of number one hits in more than 40 countries, Adams has written some of music’s biggest chart-topping hits, including: ‘Summer of ’69’, ‘(Everything I Do) I Do It For You’, ‘Heaven’, ‘18 Til I Die’, ‘Run To You’, ‘So Happy It Hurts’, ‘Please Forgive Me’, ‘Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman’, ‘Cuts Like A Knife’, ‘When You’re Gone’, and more.

New Zealand: with two arena shows on sale now at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Wednesday 10 March and Christchurch’s Wolfbrook Arena on Friday 12 March, Bryan Adams today adds two new and exclusive Bare Bones acoustic shows – Dunedin Town Hall on Saturday 13 March and Wellington Town Hall on Monday 15 March. These are the only Aotearoa cities where Adams will present his stripped-back format.

Australia: with his Gold Coast show immediately selling out, Adams now adds two extra Bare Bones dates to his Aussie itinerary: MyState Bank Arena, Hobart, on Thursday 18 March, and Geelong’s Costa Hall on Saturday 20 March.

Frontier Members can access presale tickets for the four new shows announced today from Thursday 22 October (12pm local). Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday 23 October (1pm local time). Head to frontiertouring.com/bryanadamsbarebones for all the info.

Bryan Adams releases his forthcoming new studio album How’s It Goin’, a deeply personal musical love letter to Canada, on November 6 via BAD Records. Rooted in the people, places, landscapes and stories that have shaped the country, How’s It Goin’ sees Adams turn his unmistakable songwriting and voice towards home. Drawing on country, folk and rock, the album explores a distinctly Canadian musical landscape – at once expansive and intimate, cinematic and personal.