Canadian singer stopped the show – and supported children 'suffering' in Gaza

Canadian singer Bryan Adams stopped his concert in Barcelona and dedicated a moment to children 'suffering in Gaza', while praising Spaniards for their support of Palestine. The article notes this is not the first time Adams has expressed political views on stage: several months ago he waved a Palestinian flag in Tunis and called 'Free Palestine', and in Munich he said he wanted to dedicate an award to the children of Gaza. It also states that the charity foundation he established donated in January 2024 to five organizations working to aid children in Gaza, and in March 2025 granted additional funds for humanitarian activity in the Strip. Adams, whose father was a Canadian diplomat, lived in Israel as a child and resided there in the early 1970s, and even returned for performances in 2017. Despite his personal familiarity with Israel, he repeatedly chooses to express anti-Israel positions.