Canadian rock star Bryan Adams is set to appear at the next edition of the Lokerse Feesten in the East Flemish town of Lokeren. He is doing Europe next year with his new tour. Earlier this year, Adams cancelled his concert at TW Classic. On 4 August 2027, he takes to the stage in Lokeren. Interestingly, on the very same day, Flemish band Clouseau will be playing their first concert at the King Boudewijn Stadium in Brussels.
Adams is coming to Lokeren with his new album “How’s It Goin’”, which is due for release on 6 November. The album is a personal tribute to his homeland, Canada. He is best known for songs such as “Summer of ’69”, “Heaven”, “Run to You” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You”.
During his new tour, he will combine these classics with tracks from his new album.
Adams returns to Belgium
The performance at the Lokerse Feesten is particularly noteworthy, as Adams had to pull out of TW Classic in Werchter earlier this year. The festival was cancelled after a key member of Adams’ band required urgent medical treatment. The organisers were unable to find a suitable replacement for the Canadian rocker at short notice.
Adams did, however, perform at TW Classic in 2025. On that occasion, he was a special guest and played before headliner Robbie Williams.