Adams’ star is in front of the Musicians Institute and was a full-circle moment for the artist, who remembered the first time he visited Hollywood Boulevard when we has 16 and was in awe of the stars. He describes being immortalized in concrete as humbling.

Next time you are in L.A., stroll on over to check out Adams’ star, or catch the star on tour this spring.

Adams played two acoustic sets for a capacity crowd, who later was able to enjoy an exhibit of his photographs on display at CKNY until September 17th. Fans of his work could even purchase the pictures on hand, with all proceeds from the sales benefitting the NYC AIDS Fund.

This partnership with Calvin Klein began in 2002. For his 2010 collaboration, Adams photographed black-and-white portraits of a select group of influential American women, including Julianne Moore, Renee Zellweger, Cynthia Nixon, Kelly Klein, Mila Kunis, Jerry Hall and more.

Bryan has been an avid photographer for years, and has even done shoots for various fashion magazines, such as Vanity Fair and L’Uomo Vogue. About this latest exhibition, Adams joked, “I moonlight as a singer.”

Sony Music Nashville hosted a blowout party on the General Jackson showboat, featuring performances from Brooks & Dunn, Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert, Kellie Pickler, Josh Thompson and….rocker Bryan Adams.

The singer will head on the road, performing his large catalogue of hits, later this month - Bryan Adams tickets are available now.

The Canadian singer, who released his fist album almost 30 years ago, is treating fans to a nice smattering of tracks from throughout his entire career, including “Run to You,” “Summer of ’69,” “Heaven,” “(Everything I Do) I Do it for You,” “Please Forgive Me,” “All For Love,” and the duet “I Finally Found Someone” with Barbara Streisand.

In addition to the singer’s tour, he is spreading his wings as an award-winning photographer.  Adams’ photography can be seen in Harper’s Bazaar, British Vogue, and a number of other magazines around the globe.