Bryan Adams has added more Canadian dates to his So Happy It Hurts tour. The “Run To You” rocker announced shows across British Columbia and Alberta that will follow a string of summer dates in the United States. Adams at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Gala in Toronto, on Sept. 24, 2022. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young

Bryan Adams extends tour with dates in British Columbia and Alberta

Bryan Adams has added more Canadian dates to his So Happy It Hurts tour.

The “Run To You” rocker announced shows across British Columbia and Alberta that will follow a string of summer dates in the United States.

Live Nation says a B.C. leg kicks off in Victoria on Sept. 9, with concerts in Penticton on Sept. 11, Kamloops on Sept. 12 and Prince George on Sept. 13.

Adams then heads to Alberta where he’ll visit Grande Prairie on Sept. 14, Red Deer on Sept. 16 and Medicine Hat on Sept. 17.

Presales begin Tuesday and a general sale begins Friday.

Adams performed in Pickering, Ont., last month. His 15th studio album, “So Happy It Hurts” was released March 11.

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