Bryan Adams: Canada's 'Groover' Drops Personal Album

Rock legend Bryan Adams, known globally since his 1991 hit, is set to release a deeply personal album titled 'How's It Goin', on November 6th. The album serves as a tribute to his native Canada and its influence on him.

The inspiration for 'How's It Goin'' stemmed from a request to write a song for a documentary on Eastern Canada, which then blossomed into a collection of songs exploring Canadian history and current events. One notable track is 'The Ballad of Terry Fox,' a tribute to the late Canadian athlete who ran across Canada to raise money for cancer research.

Beyond his music, Adams is also venturing into new creative territories. He revealed that he is actively working on a new musical, which is also being developed into a film. Additionally, the singer continues his work in photography, contributing to his record company's visual content.

Adams, who splits his time between London and Canada, expressed contentment with life in his sixties, describing each day as a gift. He also shared insights into his family life, mentioning his daughters' love for music and their shared concert experiences.