Bryan Adams releases new song in celebration of Canada Day

Celebrating its Canadian roots, Bryan Adams is gearing up to release a new song titled “The 51st State” on Canada Day, a significant national holiday observed on July 1. The song title may allude to President Donald Trump’s prior remarks suggesting Canada’s potential inclusion as part of the United States. However, Adams makes it explicitly clear in his social media announcement that Canada will maintain its independent status, with the caption emphasizing that becoming the 51st state is not something they aspire to achieve.

The song’s release sparks curiosity about whether it will feature on an upcoming Bryan Adams album or remain a standalone single. With his last album, “Roll With The Punches,” released in August, fans are eager to see how this new track will fit into Adams’ discography. Currently on tour in Europe, Adams will be performing in Herceg Novi, Montenegro, before returning to North America for a show in St. Louis, Missouri, on July 24. Those interested in catching his performance can find a complete list of tour dates on BryanAdams.com.

As an artist known for his patriotic sentiments towards Canada, releasing a song on Canada Day further solidifies Bryan Adams’ connection to his home country. This gesture of celebrating Canada’s national day with new music showcases Adams’ pride and appreciation for his roots, resonating with fans who share similar sentiments. The timing of this release aligns perfectly with the spirit of national pride that permeates Canada Day celebrations.