Bryan Adams - Roll with the punches tour
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About the event
Bryan Adams has a reputation for being one of the most exciting live musicians in the world. He has been an entertainer for over 40 years and has released 17 studio albums.
His songwriting has earned him numerous prizes and awards, including three Oscar nominations, five Golden Globe nominations, a Grammy Award and 20 Juno Awards.
Only introduced in spring 2026 as a new concert and cultural venue in the immediate vicinity of the federal capital, Schloss Prugg, together with Barracuda Music, presents the first major act that will thrill audiences in the historic castle garden in 2027. On Saturday, 31st July 2027, Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams will stop in Lower Austria as part of his “Roll With The Punches” world tour. Against the impressive backdrop of the castle, built in the early 18th century, fans can look forward to hits from the Canadian artist such as “Kick Ass”, “Roll With the Punches”, “Shine a Light”, “Make Up Your Mind” or classics such as “Summer of 69”, “I Do It for You” or “Please Forgive Me”.
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Venue
Schloss Prugg Konzertgelände
Harrachpark, 2460 Bruck an der Leitha
In Bruck an der Leitha, Schloss Prugg rises, once a fortified castle protecting the medieval town. Since 1625, it has been owned by the Harrach family, who had it rebuilt several times: in the 18th century, a Baroque building was created based on designs by Lukas von Hildebrandt, and in the 19th century, the castle received its Neo-Gothic Tudor-style appearance. The oldest part is the Romanesque Roman or Heathen Tower. With the new summer format Prugg LIVE, the historic setting will become an open-air stage for national and international musicians and cabaret evenings from 2027. Bryan Adams will kick off with his “Roll with the Punches” tour on 31st July 2027. Surrounding it is the approximately 54-hectare Harrachpark, an English landscape garden with old trees. Thus, a concert evening, nature, and almost eight centuries of history combine here to create an open-air summer experience.
Organizer: KulturON
