In August 1983, Adams's tour with Journey concluded, and in September 1983 Adams performed with Supertramp in front of a crowd of over 30,000 Vancouver fans at BC Place. In the following months he performed in eleven countries on a six-week solo tour of Europe. While in Germany, he records the popular rock TV show "Rockpalast". In November 1983, Adams is on tour in Japan and by the end of the year he had performed 283 concerts. A&M released the film soundtrack of the album "A Night in Heaven", with the power ballad "Heaven", on it. "Heaven" reached number nine on the US AOR Rock Tracks chart and became the title of a "SOR" tour of Western Canada. In December 1983, Bryan's numerous music industry awards for the year include Best Selling New Artist (The National Association of Record Merchandisers), number 2 Male AOR Artist (The Album Network) and number 3 most played album AOR (Radio & Records), as well as the Juno Awards for the best male singer. In January 1984, Adams and Vallance began writing for the next album, while in February 1984 Adams toured Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii with The Police.