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Ed Sheeran Joins Bryan Adams On New Single

Teddy co-wrote and performs on “Shine A Light,” Adams’ latest single that is the title track from his 14th studio album that is set for release by Polydor (UMC) on March 1.

Ed Sheeran Joins Bryan Adams On New Single

By David Farrell

Teddy co-wrote and performs on “Shine A Light,” Adams’ latest single that is the title track from his 14th studio album that is set for release by Polydor (UMC) on March 1.


 “I met Ed in Dublin this year at one of his shows and we kept in touch,” Adams explains. “One day I sent him a chorus I had for a song idea I had called ‘Shine A Light’ and asked him if he was interested in collaborating on it. I got a couple of verses back a few days later, and man you should hear him sing it!”

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Shine a Light's 12 tracks include a duet with Jennifer Lopez called "That's How Strong Our Love Is."

The knighted Canadian “Summer of ‘69” singer hits the road Jan. 22 on a national nine date sold-out Canadian ‘Shine A Light’ tour that runs through February 1, and starting Jan. 30 on CTV, Adams will guest on the new six-episode second season of The Launch.

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Robbie Williams attends the "Better Man" European Premiere at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Nov. 27, 2024 in London.
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Robbie Williams attends the "Better Man" European Premiere at the Odeon Luxe Leicester Square on Nov. 27, 2024 in London.

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