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There are musicians who have earned themselves a place in the heart of the consensus, fully deserved. Bryan Adams' songs have become, over the years, an inseparable part of the soundtrack of our lives. The soothing voice, the charismatic look, and his wealth of hits – have won the hearts of millions around the world. If you've always wanted to experience the magic of Bryan Adams live, this is your chance to do it in style. At TikTik you can book tickets to a Bryan Adams concert and to a range of other artists – and close it all in one place. From flights and hotel to the best-value tickets, we're your address for the world's leading cultural events.

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Bryan Adams is one of the most recognizable and popular voices in mainstream rock, with a career that began in the 1980s and continues to this day. He has sold over 100 million albums worldwide, written songs for soundtracks and films, collaborated with artists like Tina Turner, Sting, and Melissa Etheridge, and won a host of awards. He is one of the leading artists to come out of Canada. He's behind some of the biggest hits in the genre, like “Everything I do” and “Summer of 69”. He's been performing on the biggest, most prestigious stages for four decades now.

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Adams' work connects entire generations. From those who grew up on him in the 1980s, when he topped every chart, to today's young listeners discovering him through their parents. With his catchy sound, moving melodies, and unique voice – it's hard not to fall in love. Buying tickets to Bryan Adams is a great solution for anyone looking for an evening of great music, woven from songs that accompany us through life's best moments.

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Why is it worth experiencing a Bryan Adams concert?

Bryan Adams is one of the most recognizable and popular voices in mainstream rock, with a career spanning four decades now. His soothing voice, charismatic presence, and wealth of hits have become an inseparable part of the soundtrack of our lives. Experiencing beloved songs like "Everything I Do" and "Summer of 69" performed live is a special experience that connects generations of fans. His concerts are known for their high quality and suit not only longtime fans but anyone looking for an evening of good, moving music.

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Bryan Adams is one of the leading artists to come out of Canada, with an enormous influence on the world of music. He has sold over 100 million albums worldwide, written songs for successful soundtracks and films, and collaborated with leading artists like Tina Turner, Sting, and Melissa Etheridge. His music career, which began in the 1980s, has been accompanied by numerous awards and international recognition. His catchy sound, moving melodies, and unique voice have made his work beloved by a wide audience of all ages.

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About the Tour

The tour: Roll With The Punches  ·  Our cities: Berlin, Madrid and Athens  ·  Our dates: 2 October, 10 November and 19 December 2026  ·  The venues: Indoor arenas, between 17,000 and 18,500 seats

Bryan Adams sets out in 2026 on the Roll With The Punches European tour, and we have tickets for three nights in three countries: Berlin on 2 October, Madrid on 10 November, and Athens on 19 December. All three are in indoor arenas and not open-air stadiums — and that's a practical, not just stylistic, difference, because an indoor arena of this size holds between seventeen and eighteen and a half thousand people, meaning a fraction of what a stadium holds, and everyone is under one roof.

The tour supports the album Roll With The Punches, released in August 2025 and nominated for the 2026 JUNO Award for Rock Album of the Year, and according to the artist's official announcement, the new songs have already made it into the setlist alongside the classics. One point worth knowing before choosing a date: the Athens show is the only show of this tour in Greece, while Germany and Spain have additional stops. Anyone set on Athens specifically has no alternative night in that country.

FAQ

How do you get tickets to a Bryan Adams concert?

Tickets to Bryan Adams' concerts in Berlin, Madrid, and Athens are booked through TikTik as a package — ticket, flight, and accommodation from a single source and under a single responsibility. It's worth understanding the full picture before you start searching. Our three shows are in indoor arenas, not a stadium: Berlin states a maximum capacity of seventeen thousand seated and standing spots, Madrid advertises more than eighteen thousand, and Athens about eighteen thousand five hundred according to the venue's official source. These are the numbers the venues themselves publish, and this is arena-sized, not stadium-sized.

And another detail that changes the picture for one of the three dates: in the European leg of the tour there are eight more dates in Germany and six more in Spain, but in Greece there's exactly one — 19 December in Athens. Anyone set on Athens is set on a single night with no backup in that country, while anyone set on Berlin or Madrid is choosing one night out of a series. We sell all three dates as a package that includes the flight and the accommodation, so that the evening, the ticket, and the hotel are booked together and not in three separate places.

Where does Bryan Adams perform on the Roll With The Punches tour?

Bryan Adams performs in our three cities as follows: on 2 October 2026 at Uber Arena in Berlin, on 10 November 2026 at Movistar Arena in Madrid, and on 19 December 2026 at Telekom Center Athens in Athens. All three dates and venues appear this way on the artist's official website, and were verified again on each venue's own official website. The days of the week differ and affect the way back: Berlin falls on a Friday, Madrid on a Tuesday, and Athens on a Saturday.

All three venues changed their names, so it's easy to get confused. In Berlin: the venue is now called Uber Arena, and the square next to it changed its name along with it — the official address is Uber Platz 1, 10243 Berlin, but the official website's navigation actually points to Mildred-Harnack-Straße. An old address still appearing in many places is no longer valid. In Madrid: the venue is now called Movistar Arena — the venue itself announced at the end of 2024 that the previous name would change starting in 2025 — and the address is Avenida de Felipe II. In Athens: this is the indoor arena of the Olympic complex in Maroussi, previously named after Nikos Galis, and since 2025 carrying the name Telekom Center Athens; the address is Leof. Spyrou Louis 1. It's important to know this is one venue, not two.

How do you get to Bryan Adams' venues?

You can reach all three of Bryan Adams' venues by public transport, and each one has its own nearby station — but the details are completely different, and that's exactly where the traps are.

Berlin. The venue is a five-minute walk from S+U Warschauer Straße station according to its official access page, and Ostbahnhof station is about a twelve-minute walk away. One thing to note: the list of lines the venue publishes includes an underground line that doesn't actually reach this station — there's an official, active disruption notice from Berlin's transport operator, in effect from June 2026 until further notice, and the line doesn't appear at all on the station's live departure board. The lines verified as active to the station are underground line U3, suburban rail lines S3, S5, S7, S9, and S75, tram M10, and buses 300 and 347. The Berlin show is on a Friday night, so the underground and suburban rail run there twenty-four hours — a real advantage for a night that ends late. One detail worth knowing: the suburban rail operator published works on one eastern section that begin exactly on the night of the show, with replacement buses running there; the section leading from the venue itself is not affected. Parking: there are two adjoining car parks and another nearby mall car park, no advance booking for a regular visitor — it's first come, first served — the rate is four euros per hour started and a flat evening rate of sixteen euros for entry after six in the evening — and the venue itself states that the number of spots is very limited and recommends public transport. And the concert ticket does not serve as a transit ticket — this was specifically checked, there is no such arrangement.

Madrid. The venue stands between two metro stations, Goya and O'Donnell, and is also served by many bus lines. Here we're naming only the station names and not the line numbers, and that's a deliberate decision: Madrid's metro website blocks outside access, so we were unable to verify against its live updates which lines are active and whether there's ongoing work into November. During 2026 the city's bus company ran alternative services due to metro works, so the practical recommendation is to check the line status on the metro's website close to the date. Under the venue itself there's a public car park open twenty-four hours, with entrances from Calle de Goya and Calle de Jorge Juan.

Athens. The venue is located within the Olympic complex, and the Eirini metro station on the green line is right next to the complex — the complex's official source links directly to it and describes a walk of a few minutes from the main entrances. This line was checked against the live notice feed of Athens' transport operator on the day this page was written: there is no notice of any closure or works affecting the line or the station. The complex has eight parking areas, and the indoor arena itself has about seven hundred fifty parking spots for spectators — but at large events the complex has historically closed vehicle access to the inner ring entirely, so parking nearby should not be relied upon.

How do you get from Israel to a Bryan Adams concert?

There are direct flights from Tel Aviv to all three cities where Bryan Adams is performing, and this was checked against the Israel Airports Authority's official flight schedule and verified again against the destination airport's own schedule. To Berlin, El Al, Israir, and Bluebird were verified; to Madrid, El Al and Air Europa were verified; to Athens, Aegean, El Al, Israir, Arkia, Bluebird, Sky Express, and Wizz Air Malta were verified. A flight to Athens takes about two hours based on two official schedules, and the flight from Berlin to Tel Aviv takes three hours and fifty-five minutes. One important caveat to make clear: official flight schedules only show a window of about four days ahead, so what was verified is that the routes are active today — not that they will be operated on your date. Madrid and Athens fall within the winter schedule, which is a separate schedule. The exact flight is finalized and confirmed at the time of booking, and that's exactly what happens when you book a package through us.

From the airport to the city. In Berlin the train station is located directly beneath Terminal 1, and the fast train reaches the main station in about twenty-three minutes; the ticket you need is a three-zone ticket, five euros, valid for one hundred twenty minutes. Two official notices worth knowing for our date: the airport operator announced that until December 2026 the two train lines to the airport are running together at a frequency of four trains per hour, and in addition there's an ongoing closure of a regional rail section in central Berlin that continues until mid-December. In Madrid the metro reaches Nuevos Ministerios from the airport in nineteen minutes from Terminal 4 and fourteen minutes from Terminals 1 through 3, according to the official timetable — and there's a known trap: an airport supplement of three euros is required on top of the zone ticket, and a regular ticket without it simply won't work at the gate. The suburban train only stops at Terminal 4. In Athens the blue line connects the airport with the city center, forty minutes to Syntagma, at a frequency of once every thirty-six minutes every day of the week, the first train from the airport at 06:10 and the last at 23:34. Here too you need a dedicated airport ticket — nine euros one-way or sixteen round-trip; the regular ninety-minute ticket, the day ticket, and the five-day ticket are not valid to the airport.

And one thing that applies equally to all three cities: since the end of March 2026 the European Union's new Entry/Exit System has been fully operational, and Athens airport officially warns that passport control may take significantly longer and recommends arriving at the airport two and a half hours before departure. Another airport rule that catches people out: a portable phone charger must be in your carry-on and is not allowed in checked luggage.

Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to a concert in Europe?

No. Israelis enter Schengen-area countries visa-free for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, and all that's required is a valid passport. Worth knowing what's coming: the European Union is launching the ETIAS authorization system in the last quarter of 2026. Once it takes effect, an online authorization will be required in advance, at a cost of €7, valid for three years or until the passport expires — whichever comes first. As of today the system is not active and no action is required from you. Important warning: the EU warns that many sites impersonate the official site, use the EU logo and charge inflated fees or steal passport and credit card details. There is only one official site — europa.eu/etias — and any address not on the europa.eu domain is not official.

Where should you sit or stand at a Bryan Adams concert?

At all three of Bryan Adams' venues the basic layout is the same — floor versus stands — and the real decision is between being close to the stage and seeing the whole production. Anyone who wants to be close should go for the floor, and anyone who prefers to see the full picture and have a seat should go for the stands. That sounds obvious, but in an indoor arena of this size the gap between the two is smaller than in a stadium, so the stands here are a much more reasonable choice.

What does differ between the three. Berlin itself confirms that it runs both a seated floor and a standing floor, depending on the type of event. Madrid distinguishes between the floor and the stands, and both categories exist for this show — but the venue does not state whether the floor will be run standing, so we won't state it either. In Athens, according to the terms published for a previous show at the venue, the setup was mixed: a standing area on the playing field and seated stands around it — so in Athens too it's likely there will be both options, but the configuration for this show has not yet been published. At all three venues, block numbering is not published on any official page, so there is no block table here.

And another thing worth knowing in advance rather than discovering on the night itself: the Berlin venue's terms state explicitly that at a concert, the audience in the seating area may — and is even expected to — stand throughout the show. In other words, a seat is not a guarantee of a whole evening spent sitting.

What's special about Bryan Adams' Roll With The Punches tour?

Roll With The Punches is a tour built around a new album, not just the old catalog, and that's its main distinction. The album of the same name was released in August 2025 on the Bad Records label, and according to the official announcement it's nominated for the 2026 JUNO Award for Rock Album of the Year. The official announcement also states explicitly that new songs have already found their place in the show alongside the classics — and names them: Summer of '69, Heaven, Run to You, and (Everything I Do) I Do It For You. That's what the official announcement says about the nature of the show; the full setlist itself has not been published, so there's no promise here of what will be played on a given night.

Alongside the tour, during 2026 there was also a special Record Store Day release and a new single called 51st State in July. Two things that are still not known and therefore aren't stated here: the opening act for the three shows has not been announced in any official source, and the full setlist has not been published. It's also worth noting that the official website does not present this tour as an anniversary or farewell tour — any such claim you come across elsewhere doesn't come from the artist.

What should you know before entering the venue?

Bryan Adams' three venues differ precisely on the things that trip people up at the gate — bag size, age, and cash — so it's worth reading the section for your city rather than assuming what's true at one applies at another.

Berlin. A bag whose longest side exceeds A4 paper size, meaning 21 by 29.7 centimeters, simply won't get in. Phones, keys, a wallet, and a small cosmetics bag go through the scan. Umbrellas are handed in at the entrance and are not allowed into the venue. The whole venue is cashless — no stand inside accepts cash, only card or contactless payment. Under the age of sixteen, accompaniment by a parent or authorized adult is required under German youth protection law; under the age of six, accompaniment is mandatory in every case, and every child needs a separate, valid ticket. There's a paid cloakroom; two official venue pages state different amounts, so we won't state a figure here — and the venue itself offers the lockers at the nearby Ostbahnhof station as an alternative. The entry gates for this evening open at six in the evening and the show starts at eight.

Madrid. Here the limit is published in volume, not centimeters: a backpack or small bag up to twenty-five liters. Explicitly banned: SLR and professional cameras, selfie sticks, glass bottles, non-collapsible umbrellas, tablets, motorcycle helmets, signs on sticks, food in packaging, and e-cigarettes. A ticket is required from age zero, and under the age of fourteen an accompanying adult is mandatory — a minor receives an ID wristband at the entrance with the guardian's details. Unlike Berlin, the Madrid venue accepts both cash and card, but there's no ATM on site. The cloakroom costs two euros per item. Gate opening for this evening is at half past six and the show is at half past eight, and the venue itself marks these times as approximate.

Athens. Here we need to be honest: the venue does not publish a general entry policy — no bag policy, no minimum age, and no cloakroom — and the show time itself has not yet been published either, not on the venue's website or the artist's. What is known is the terms published for a previous show at the same venue in December 2025: bags up to A4 size, and a ban on professional cameras, drones, large umbrellas, and portable chairs. These are terms for a different event, not for the venue itself, so you should check the rules published for this specific show. One detail that actually works in your favor: Athens has an early station-closing regime on the airport metro line on Sundays through Thursdays, and the show is on a Saturday — meaning this restriction doesn't apply to the night of the show, though it does apply to the travel days around it.

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