Bryan Adams Dedicates Song to Gaza Children During Munich Concert
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- Bryan Adams dedicated his song "All For Love" to Gaza's children in Munich.
- He previously had an award dedication to Gaza's children cut short.
- His foundation has funded aid for children in Gaza.
- Adams lived in Israel as a child and performed there in 2017.
- He previously criticized Israel during Operation Protective Edge.
Canadian rock star Bryan Adams dedicated his hit song "All For Love" to the children of Gaza during a concert in Munich on Monday. Adams told the audience that he had previously intended to dedicate an award to the children of Gaza, but his speech was cut short. "So I want to dedicate this song to the children of Gaza," he announced before performing the song.
While Adams did not specify which award ceremony he was referring to, he received the BAMBI Award in Munich in November 2024 in the "Legend" category. He performed at that ceremony and was honored for his four-decade career.
This is not the first time Adams has spoken out about the conflict. During a concert in Dublin, he praised Ireland's stance on the Palestinian issue and spoke against harming children. His foundation, the Bryan Adams Foundation, donated to five organizations providing aid to children in Gaza in January 2024 and provided additional grants for humanitarian efforts in the Strip in March 2025.
Adams has a personal connection to Israel, having lived there for a period in the early 1970s when his father was a Canadian diplomat. He later returned to perform three sold-out concerts in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in December 2017. Notably, Adams had previously expressed criticism of Israel during Operation Protective Edge in 2014, but this did not prevent his subsequent performances in the country.