Less than a day after a social media post by Bryan Adams detailing how his guitar was vandalized by custom officials went viral, the Canadian singer and songwriter posted an update thanking his Egyptian fans for the support. “Thank you for writing about the guitar, I really appreciate it, it will be fixed no problem,” said Adams on Facebook. “I want you all to know that I love your country and we had an amazing time there, we felt at home.” In a separate interview with AFP, Adams revealed that airport customs officials had been reluctant with even allowing his equipment into the country. “We almost didn’t get the equipment into the country, and when we did it was all marked like this,” said Adams about his guitar and other equipment. The singer, best known for singles such as “Everything I Do” and “Please Forgive Me”, visited Cairo for a short trip where he played music at the Pyramids. Bryan Adams, who hash-tagged that he “loves it here”, appears to have stayed at the Mena House Hotel, right near the Pyramids. On Instagram, the singer posted a few photographs and…
Bryan Adams Thanks Egyptians for Support, Looks Forward to Returning Despite Guitar Graffiti
March 11, 2016
