Remember the first time you heard Bryan Adams’ raspy voice belting out “Summer of ’69” or saw him strumming the opening chords of “Heaven”?

While those classics dominate playlists, Adams’ discography is packed with underrated tracks that’ve slipped through the cracks—until now.

Here are 5 forgotten Bryan Adams songs that deserve a spot on your radar (and your next road trip playlist).

1. “Lonely Nights” (1981)

Buried in his early album You Want It You Got It, this track is a raw, rebellious anthem that’ll make you wonder why it wasn’t a smash hit.

With its punchy guitar riffs and Adams’ signature growl, it’s a time capsule of his rock-star potential before he went global.

2. “The Only One” (1988)

Lost in the Reckless era’s shadow, this B-side is a masterclass in 80s power-ballad nostalgia.

Picture smoky arenas, lighters waving, and Adams hitting notes so heartfelt they’ll give you goosebumps—no wonder die-hard fans call it his secret weapon.

3. “Not Romeo Not Juliet” (2004)

This deep cut from Room Service swaps Adams’ usual rock for a cheeky, pop-infused groove.

It’s proof he could’ve been a 2000s radio king if the world had paid attention—think Shakespeare meets a danceable bassline.

4. “I’m Ready” (1983)

A collaboration with Tina Turner? Yes, really.

This electrifying duet from Cuts Like a Knife showcases Adams’ bluesy edge and Turner’s fiery vocals—a match so hot, it’s shocking it’s not on every “best collabs” list.