Bryan Adams Popular Song Rankings [2026]

All for LoveBryan Adams, Rod Stewart & Sting8rank/position

Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart, Sting – All For Love (Non-Film Version)

This song features a collaboration of 1980s stars Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart, and Sting.

A bona fide classic that spent three consecutive weeks at number one in the U.S., it served as the theme song for Disney’s live-action film The Three Musketeers.

It’s a rock ballad with the trio’s wild vocals sounding irresistibly cool.

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Let’s Make A Night To RememberBryan Adams9rank/position

Bryan Adams – Let’s Make A Night To Remember (Official Music Video)

It’s a love song by singer-songwriter Bryan Adams.

Within a somewhat laid-back sound, Bryan’s slightly languid delivery, combined with his husky yet gentle voice, creates a relaxed atmosphere.

Never Gonna RainBryan Adams10rank/position

Bryan Adams – Never Gonna Rain

Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer-songwriter who also works as a photographer and is well known for having performed in Japan many times.

His song “Never Gonna Rain,” included on the album Never Gonna Rain released in 2022, is about the inner strength that won’t be defeated by the rain.

Its passionate, straightforward rock sound strikes a chord.

You can feel his strong determination in the refrain repeated in the chorus.

Especially on damp, rainy days, experience this cool, ageless rock ’n’ roll.

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Run To YouBryan Adams11rank/position

Bryan Adams – Run To You

A rock number with cool sounds and passionate lyrics that’s downright awesome! It’s a track by Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams, released in 1984.

It was featured as the CM song for SUZUKI SWIFT’s “STYLE WINDING” campaign.

The solid, full-bodied sound is perfectly complemented by Bryan’s powerful, resonant vocals! Experience this feverish love song for yourself—one that promises, “No matter where you are right now, I’ll come running to you.”

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18 til I DieBryan Adams12rank/position

Bryan Adams – 18 ‘till I Die (Live At Wembley 1996)

Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer-songwriter who also works as a photographer.

This track, which lends its title to his 1996 album “18 til I Die,” unleashes his rock ‘n’ roll spirit.

The song delivers a passionate message about staying 18 at heart no matter how old you get—an eternal pursuit of youth.

The choppy, driving guitar riffs and his powerful vocals fuse together to set your heart on fire just by listening.

In July 1996, following the album’s release, he performed it at Wembley Stadium before a crowd of 70,000.

It’s a thrilling piece of rock ‘n’ roll that makes you want to hold on to your sense of play forever—don’t miss the experience.

StarBryan Adams13rank/position

Bryan Adams – Star

This is a ballad that exudes a mature, quietly held melancholy.

Considered a quintessential work by Canadian artist Bryan Adams, it captivates listeners with its warm melody and powerful vocals.

Upon its release in November 1996, it was also chosen as the theme song for the film “Jack.” Centered on the theme of “holding on to hope in the face of challenges,” it portrays a universal longing that resonates with everyone.

Guitarist Keith Scott’s expressive performance further enhances the song’s appeal.

It’s a track I especially recommend to anyone feeling uncertain about life.

What If There Were No Sides At AllBryan Adams14rank/position

Bryan Adams – What If There Were No Sides At All

Rock singer Bryan Adams, who enjoys enduring popularity in Japan.

Released in May 2023, this work is an anti-war song imbued with a universal message against conflicts around the world.

It’s a ballad marked by an acoustic sound, carrying a heartfelt plea for peace.

Intended to encourage dialogue from governments, the piece is a socially conscious song characteristic of Adams, a native of Canada.

Although Adams shot to global stardom with his 1984 album Reckless, nearly 40 years later his commitment to advocating for world peace remains unchanged.