Junaid Khan's magical moment with Bryan Adams

Pakistani musician and actor Junaid Khan recently had a memorable encounter with rock legend Bryan Adams ahead of his So Happy It Hurts tour stop in Abu Dhabi. The meeting, which took place backstage before the performance, was a personal milestone for Junaid, who has long admired Adams' music and stage presence.

Taking to Instagram, the actor shared a photo with the iconic singer, along with clips from the concert. In a heartfelt caption, he reflected on the experience, writing: "Last night was nothing short of magical. It wasn't just about hearing my all-time favourite tracks or witnessing a powerhouse performance that left me in awe—it was about the connection, the energy, and the unforgettable memories."

He went on to share details about his brief yet meaningful conversation with the Summer of 69 singer, recalling his charity concert in 2006 aimed at raising money for victims of the 2005 earthquake. "Meeting this incredibly humble rock star before his performance was the highlight of the night. He took the time to chat with us, reminiscing about the remarkable moments he had while performing in Karachi years ago."

For Junaid, the experience wasn't just about meeting a musical icon—it was about recognising the influence Adams had on his own career. "Sir, you're not just a legend on stage; you're a beacon of inspiration off it too. You've been the reason countless musicians, including me, dared to dream."

Reflecting on the concert itself, the Sun Yaara actor described the atmosphere as electric, with Adams' performance leaving a deep impact on everyone in attendance. "Watching you pour your soul into your music and move thousands to tears, joy, and unity inspired me to pick up the mic for the first time."

The caption ended with Junaid expressing a sentiment shared by many fans in Pakistan, hoping to see Adams perform in the country again. "Let's get you back to performing in Pakistan soon. 18 till I die!"

Bryan Adams' So Happy It Hurts tour, recently wrapped up a series of concerts in India. The tour will now continue to Qatar, followed by shows in Spain and Italy. Later stops include New Zealand, Australia, and the United States, before concluding in Europe in August 2025, according to Adams' official website.