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Canadian rock legend Bryan Adams has announced three new UK arena dates for December as part of his ongoing Roll With The Punches tour. The additional shows will see Adams return to British stages once again following a string of successful performances earlier this year.
The new dates will take place at Connexin Live in Hull (December 8), Utilita Arena in Cardiff (December 9), and Brighton Centre in Brighton (December 10). Tickets are expected to sell quickly as fans rush to secure their chance to see one of the most enduring performers of the past four decades.
Adams, who is best known for timeless hits such as “Summer of ’69”, “Run To You”, and “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You”, has already completed nine UK shows in May as part of the same tour. That leg opened at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena on May 8 and wrapped up at Birmingham’s bp pulse LIVE on May 18, drawing rave reviews from fans and critics alike.
The Roll With The Punches tour has been praised for its mix of classic crowd-pleasers and deeper cuts, with Adams proving that his voice and stage presence remain as powerful as ever. Backed by his long-time band, he continues to deliver a high-energy setlist that spans his decades-long career, while also showcasing newer material that resonates with audiences.
At 65, Adams shows no signs of slowing down. His relentless touring schedule reflects not only his passion for performing but also the unwavering loyalty of his fanbase. For many, his concerts are more than just gigs, they are nostalgic journeys through the soundtrack of their lives, packed with songs that defined entire eras.
The upcoming December shows promise to be no different, offering fans in Hull, Cardiff, and Brighton the chance to sing along to some of rock’s most iconic anthems. With a career that includes 15 studio albums, countless awards, and over 100 million records sold worldwide, Adams remains one of music’s most consistent live acts.
Bryan Adam’s December 2025 UK arena dates. Credit: TEG Europe
Fans have been quick to share their excitement online, with many noting that Adams’ ability to connect with audiences hasn’t dimmed despite the decades since his first hits. His blend of rock, pop, and heartfelt ballads continues to appeal across generations, making his live shows a must-see event.
With only three December dates on the schedule, demand is expected to be high, particularly given the intimate nature of the venues compared to some of the larger arenas Adams has played in the past. For anyone who missed out on his May performances, this will be another chance to catch a rock icon in action before the year comes to a close.
