Fans are here for the message from Canada to the U.S.

Canadian legend Bryan Adams has released a surprise Canada Day single titled "51st State," a mid-to-up-tempo rock anthem celebrating Canadian pride and national identity amid renewed political

Canadian rock star Bryan Adams dropped a protest song on Canada Day. And while the powerful rock anthem never mentions Donald Trump by name — it’s abundantly clear who the message is for.

Bryan Adams Sees Reckless Reach New Heights One of Adams’s oldest albums, Reckless, is also back in fine form. His fourth full-length, which was released back in 1984, becomes a strong seller again, rebounding onto the Official Albums Downloads chart. The set appears at No. 67 on that tally, which happens to be a new all-time high for the title.

Canadian rock star Bryan Adams, best known for his wildly successful party-rock anthems and love ballads, has dropped a protest song for Canada Day, declaring: “We’ll never be the 51st state.”

"When you're talkin' 'bout my home/ You better show some respect," the Canadian rocker said after the U.S. president talked openly about annexing Canada amid an ongoing tariffs war.

Bryan Adams has released a new protest song, '51st State', on Canada Day, directly responding to Donald Trump's remarks about making Canada the 51st state

Monday, July 6 - Canadian-British singer Bryan Adams used Canada Day, on Wednesday, to release "51st State", a song aimed squarely at Donald Trump's annexationist ambitions. Running about two minutes,