Bryan Adams adds three concerts in Spain for August 2027: Pamplona, Gijón and Fuengirola confirmed, tickets now on sale
Canadian musician Bryan Adams has expanded the European leg of his Roll With The Punches tour with three new concerts in Spain, scheduled for August 2027. According to an announcement by concert promoter Doctor Music on October 5, 2026, he will perform on August 19 in Pamplona, August 20 in Gijón and August 22 in Fuengirola. The schedule was subsequently confirmed on the artist's official website, adding the three cities to an already extensive European concert calendar. Ticket sales for all three performances began on Friday, October 9, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. The announcement follows seven Spanish concerts scheduled for November 2026, while KarloBag.eu already has a dedicated event and ticket page for Pamplona 2027.
The three August performances will not take place at the same type of venue. Pamplona will welcome the musician to the multipurpose Navarra Arena, Gijón will host an outdoor concert as part of the Gijón Life programme, and Fuengirola will stage the performance at the Marenostrum concert venue on the Mediterranean coast. The schedule connects different parts of Spain and different types of concert venues. Ticket sales are already open, and information about ticket categories and performance times is also available. Final availability of individual seats and any subsequent organisational changes depend on official information for each event.
Three confirmed dates in August 2027
- August 19, 2027, Thursday - Pamplona: Navarra Arena, the autonomous community of Navarre, northern Spain. The official ticket listing gives a starting time of 9 p.m.
- August 20, 2027, Friday - Gijón: Parque Hermanos Castro, as part of the Gijón Life concert programme, Asturias, on the northern coast of Spain. The ticketing page lists the time as 9 p.m.
- August 22, 2027, Sunday - Fuengirola: Marenostrum Fuengirola, Escenario Unicaja stage, Málaga province, Andalusia. The venue organiser announces that the programme will begin at 9 p.m.
The dates, cities and venue names are consistently listed by Doctor Music and Bryan Adams' official tour schedule. These are three separate concerts, not three days of the same festival: only the performance in Gijón is explicitly associated with the Gijón Life programme. Pamplona and Gijón are just one day apart, while a rest day follows the Gijón performance before Fuengirola. The announcement did not present any additional Spanish dates for August 2027, nor has it been confirmed whether more will be added in the meantime.
Pamplona: a return to Navarra Arena
The first of the three newly announced concerts will take place in Pamplona, a city in northern Spain and the capital of Navarre. According to official information from Navarra Arena, Bryan Adams will perform there on Thursday, August 19, 2027, as part of the Roll With The Punches tour. The ticketing system lists 9 p.m. as the starting time, while the venue's website gives a starting price of 62 euros. This marks a return to a familiar location: Doctor Music's archive of the artist's performances records a concert in Pamplona on June 6, 2025. KarloBag.eu already has a separate event listing for this date.
Navarra Arena is designed for various types of large-scale events, and its concert configuration includes seated sections and a standing floor area. The official ticketing page for August 19 displays categories priced at 62, 74, 92 and 101 euros, depending on the location and type of ticket. Buyers are also informed of a limit of six tickets per person for this event. Visitors under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, and children under six are not permitted to enter. People requiring accessible seating or appropriate assistance when entering should follow the specific ticketing procedure for visitors with reduced mobility.
Gijón: an outdoor performance as part of Gijón Life
The day after Pamplona, on August 20, 2027, Adams is scheduled to perform in Gijón, a city on the Bay of Biscay in the autonomous community of Asturias. Promoter Doctor Music explicitly identifies Parque Hermanos Castro as the venue, and the concert will form part of the Gijón Life summer programme. Unlike the indoor performance in Pamplona, this will be an outdoor event, an important consideration when selecting a ticket category and planning the visit. Gijón has therefore secured its own date within the expanded European tour, rather than merely appearing among possible festival performances. The August 20 date is also listed on Adams' official concert website.
The official ticketing system for Gijón lists the concert at 9 p.m. and offers two standing-area categories. General standing admission is priced at 60.50 euros, while the Front Stage area costs 93.50 euros. These are two distinct categories of access to the concert venue. The displayed amounts include taxes, but the ticketing system warns that additional fees may be charged at checkout, depending on the purchase conditions and delivery method. For information concerning admission times, permitted items and the final schedule for the evening, visitors should follow announcements from the organiser closer to the performance date.
Fuengirola: the Spanish concert series concludes beside the Mediterranean
The third concert is scheduled for Sunday, August 22, 2027, in Fuengirola, a coastal city in Málaga province in southern Spain. The venue is Marenostrum Fuengirola, and the concert venue's official website confirms the performance on the Escenario Unicaja stage. Unlike the two northern cities, Fuengirola belongs to the Costa del Sol coastal region. The venue's website lists the performance start time as 9 p.m., while the opening time for admission has not yet been announced. The organiser explicitly states that both seated and standing ticket categories will be available, offering different ways to enjoy the concert.
According to the official ticketing display, tickets for Fuengirola are currently offered at several prices: general standing admission from 71.50 euros, upper-tier seating at 93.50 euros, and lower-tier seating and the Front Stage area at 104.50 euros each. These amounts correspond to the published categories and do not mean that every category will necessarily be available at the time of an individual purchase. Special Marenostrum rules apply to underage visitors: those under 16 must attend with the required adult accompaniment, while older minors are subject to a procedure involving the appropriate authorisation. The organiser also states that every visitor, including children, must have a ticket. These rules apply to this particular venue and should not automatically be assumed to apply to the concerts in Pamplona or Gijón.
Sales began on October 9: prices vary by city and category
The key practical information from the announcement is that ticket sales began on Friday, October 9, 2026, at 10 a.m. This is confirmed by the promoter, the venue in Pamplona and the venue in Fuengirola. Not much time has passed since sales opened, but no single official estimate has been published of how many tickets have been sold across all three cities. It is therefore not possible to describe the concerts as sold out or to announce additional dates. What can be established are the specific categories and prices displayed in official ticket sales, with the qualification that availability in individual sections may change.
The differences in starting prices also demonstrate why giving just one price for the entire Spanish extension of the tour would be insufficient. In Pamplona, the published starting price is 62 euros, general standing admission in Gijón costs 60.50 euros, and the corresponding category in Fuengirola costs 71.50 euros. The total expense will depend on the choice of location, any additional fees and the conditions of the individual purchase. It is important to distinguish the amount displayed for a particular category from the total amount confirmed by the buyer before payment. For concerts still several months away, visitors are advised to keep their order confirmation and occasionally check official information for possible changes to the schedule or admission arrangements.
Spain will also host Adams in November 2026
The announcement for August 2027 comes while Adams' calendar already includes numerous confirmed concerts in Spain for November 2026. According to Doctor Music's schedule, that series begins on November 6 at Palacio de Deportes in Murcia, continues on November 7 at Pabellón Príncipe Felipe in Zaragoza and on November 8 at Roig Arena in Valencia. Movistar Arena in Madrid follows on November 10, then Bizkaia Arena in Bilbao on November 13. The next concert is scheduled for November 14 at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, while the last of the seven announced performances in this series is expected to take place on November 16 at Coliseum in A Coruña. These dates were announced earlier and should not be confused with the three new concerts in summer 2027.
A comparison of the two schedules shows that Adams is not planning merely a one-off return to the Spanish market. November 2026 covers seven cities and major indoor arenas, while the three new dates for 2027 include two northern cities and one southern coastal destination. This expands both the geographical distribution of performances and the choice between different types of concert venues. The promoter also points out that the Roll With The Punches tour began in January 2025 and continues through 2026 and 2027. The tour also accompanies the release of new music.
New album How's It Goin' to be released ahead of the tour
Adams has announced a new studio album, How's It Goin', for November 6, 2026, the same day his November concert series in Spain begins. According to a Doctor Music announcement dated September 9, 2026, the album will be released through his record label Bad Records and is conceptually dedicated to Canada. The musician described the album as a project that grew out of a single song inspired by the country's east coast and gradually developed into a collection of stories about Canadian places, people and history. The announcement mentions musical influences from rock, folk and country, placing the album stylistically within the broader context of his songwriting. Although the release has been officially announced, it has not yet been released as of October 11, 2026, so it is not possible to predict how audiences will respond to the complete new material.
Among the songs already presented are 51st State and The Ballad of Terry Fox, while the promoter's track listing also includes Diesel and Dirt, Iron Ribbon and The Battle of Lundy's Lane. The song dedicated to Terry Fox refers to the Canadian athlete and humanitarian whose life story has become an important part of Canada's collective memory. According to the same announcement, the song will also be associated with the documentary film Run Terry Run. The album does not change the official name of the tour. No final setlist has been released for August 2027, so it is only possible to discuss the prospect of newer material appearing alongside his long-standing concert hits.
Four decades of hits and a recognisable concert repertoire
Bryan Adams is one of Canada's best-known rock musicians, with a career spanning more than four decades. His promotional biography highlights that he has achieved chart-topping success in more than 40 countries and won a Grammy, multiple American Music Awards and 18 Canadian Juno Awards. He has received three Academy Award nominations and five Golden Globe nominations, partly thanks to his work on songs associated with films. These achievements help explain why his tours continue to attract audiences from different generations after several decades of recording activity. However, these awards do not confirm the content or duration of future concerts.
Among the songs most closely associated with him are Summer of '69, Heaven, Run to You and (Everything I Do) I Do It for You. Doctor Music cites them as examples of long-standing hits that have featured alongside newer material in the tour's concert programme to date. This provides a useful indication for audiences considering one of the three Spanish performances, but it does not mean that an identical running order has been confirmed for Pamplona, Gijón or Fuengirola. The repertoire may vary from city to city, and there is currently no official setlist for August 2027. Details of potential opening acts were also absent from the main announcement of these three concerts, so any such performances would need to be confirmed in a separate announcement.
Three Spanish concerts form part of a wider European tour
Adams' official website for the 2027 European tour shows that the Spanish dates follow a series of performances in other European countries. The summer schedule lists concerts in Germany, Austria and Belgium, including appearances at various festivals and outdoor stages. Immediately before the Spanish section of the calendar, a concert is scheduled in Salem, Germany, on August 16, followed by Pamplona, Gijón and Fuengirola on August 19, 20 and 22. This sequence confirms that the three new Spanish dates are not a separate tour but a continuation of existing international concert activity. The schedule published so far provides no basis for claiming that Fuengirola will be the final concert of the entire European tour.
For audiences travelling to attend a concert, the most important thing is to distinguish confirmed information from details that may change as the date approaches. Dates, cities, venues and the start of ticket sales are currently confirmed, while ticketing pages provide basic information about prices and categories. The times listed for events do not necessarily indicate when the headline performer will take the stage, particularly if the organiser later announces door-opening times or an additional programme. Visitors should check admission rules, conditions for minors and any schedule announcements shortly before travelling. The three new dates are already part of Adams' official calendar, and further confirmed details will determine the final arrangements for the concert evenings in Pamplona, Gijón and Fuengirola.
Sources:
- Doctor Music - official announcement dated October 5, 2026, with dates, venues and the start of ticket sales (link)
- Bryan Adams - official 2027 European tour schedule (link)
- Navarra Arena - confirmation of the Pamplona concert, starting price and accessibility information (link)
- Entradas.com - official display of ticket categories and conditions for Pamplona (link)
- Entradas.com - performance time and ticket category prices for Gijón (link)
- Marenostrum Fuengirola - date, stage and admission rules (link)
- Entradas.com - ticket prices and categories for Fuengirola (link)
- Doctor Music - schedule of seven Spanish concerts in November 2026 (link)
- Doctor Music - announcement of the album How's It Goin' dated September 9, 2026 (link)