Bryan Adams 'So Happy It Hurts' Australian Tour Setlist Revealed

Canadian troubadour Bryan Adams started his So Happy It Hurts Tour in Melbourne last night (6 February) with a bang, playing 26 songs for his eager fans.

The first of two sold-out nights at Rod Laver Arena, The Music reviewer Michael Prebeg said the singer’s long-awaited return was packed with “nostalgia and pure rock ‘n’ roll magic.”

Writing that Adams’ voice was “as strong as ever,” Prebeg added: “From the get-go, Adams delivers a powerful, nostalgic and electrifying set to keep energy levels at a steady high.”

And keep the energy high he did. Throughout his 26-song setlist, Adams tore through classics like Heaven, Summer Of ‘69, Run To You, When You’re Gone, (Everything I Do) I Do It For You, and more, as well as songs from his latest album, So Happy It Hurts (Kick-Ass, Always Have, Always Will, and the title track), and a few covers, one of which he sang with opening act James Arthur.

Read on to find out what you’ll see Adams perform at your show.

Bryan Adams @ Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne on Thursday, 6 February 2025:

Kick Ass

Can’t Stop This Thing We Started

Somebody

18 Til I Die

Please Forgive Me

Brand New Day

Shine A Light

Heaven

Go Down Rockin’

It’s Only Love

You Belong To Me

The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You

Here I Am (Acoustic)

When You’re Gone (Acoustic)

Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?

Always Have, Always Will

(Everything I Do) I Do It For You

Back To You

So Happy It Hurts

Run To You

Summer Of ‘69

Cuts Like A Knife

Can’t Take My Eyes Off You (Frankie Valli cover)

Rewrite The Stars (Pasek & Paul cover) (with James Arthur)

Encore:

Straight From The Heart (Acoustic)

All For Love (Acoustic)

Bryan Adams’ Australian tour continues at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre tonight. From there, he’ll head to Perth’s RAC Arena on Sunday, 9 February, Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Wednesday, 12 February, Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Thursday, 13 February, and cap off the tour with his second sold-out show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Saturday, 15 February.

You can find last-minute tickets on the Frontier Touring website.