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MARVELLOUS 2019: This ‘Bryan Adams’ is so good, even Bryan Adams likes him

by James Hastings
July 16, 2019
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WHAT does rock legend Bryan Adams do in his spare time? He listens to the Bryan Adams Experience that’s what.

In fact, the superstar behind hits like including Run to You and Summer of 69, loves the tribute band so much he put them on his Instagram.

“It was a great honour to hear Bryan put us on there. I also met Keith Scott his guitarist and he was so down to earth and very complimentary,” said lead singer and guitarist, Stuart Brown.

And Marvellous audiences will be delighted to know the Bryan Adams Experience are once again playing the festival as part of their current tour.

“We were there two years ago and it was absolutely fantastic,” said lead singer and guitarist, Stuart Brown.

“We love the crowds because they really get behind us. As soon as we start playing Run to You, they are dancing and joining in. It’s incredible.”

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Stuart started the tribute band in 1999 which means it is celebrating its 20th birthday this year.

The Bryan Adams Experience is a celebration and tribute to the hit songs and enduring popularity of Bryan Adams. The four-piece band are based in Teesside and replicate live performances that can only be surpassed by Bryan Adams himself.

The lads are delighting audiences all over the world and have just returned from a major gig in Bahrain and head off to Abu Dhabi in the autumn.

Stuart started playing the guitar when he was just 12 and it wasn’t long before people told him he sounded just like Bryan Adams.

“I love the scope of his songs which really resonate with people,” he added.

“Bryan’s music reaches all ages and is timeless.”

Legions of fans agree and look forward to the Bryan Adams Experience coming back to Marvellous, it’s an electric atmosphere you will never forget.

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