Bryan Adams’ Drummer Surprises Fans with El Paso Chihuahuas Hat

EL PASO, Texas — Bryan Adams and his band brought a taste of El Paso to their latest performance when drummer Pat Steward was spotted wearing an El Paso Chihuahuas hat during a jam session of their new song, “Make Up Your Mind.” The enthusiastic video posted on social media has quickly garnered attention amongst fans and locals alike.

The lively performance showcased Adams and his band fully immersed in their music while Steward, sporting the vibrant Chihuahuas hat, added a unique flair to the jamming session. For residents of El Paso, the sight of their beloved Triple-A baseball team’s merchandise on a world-renowned rock band has sparked pride and excitement.

Many fans took to social media to express their delight at the surprise appearance of the Chihuahuas logo during the engaging performance. One local fan exclaimed, “It’s amazing to see our team represented on such a big stage!” The Chihuahuas, famous for their playful snarling Chihuahua mascot, are a vital part of the El Paso sports community.

The enthusiasm surrounding Steward’s choice of headgear amplified the moment, with fans celebrating how it showcased the city’s spirit. The Chihuahuas have built a strong brand presence in minor league sports, and recognition from a Grammy-winning artist’s drummer has left fans beaming with pride.

“It’s not every day you get to see that connection between music and sports in El Paso. It shows how our city is making waves beyond Texas borders,” said an El Paso resident. Fans speculated whether Steward acquired the hat during a visit to the city or received it as a gift, but the gesture resonated deeply with locals.

As the band continued to play, supporters found themselves reminiscing about their own memories tied to the Chihuahuas. With each beat and strum depicted in the video, El Paso’s rich culture and sports legacy were celebrated in a completely unexpected way.

The performance not only highlighted Steward’s musical talent but also put a spotlight on El Paso’s distinct flavor. Whether wearing the Chihuahuas’ merchandise or attending a game, fans felt a sense of unity and joy derived from the city’s vibrant sports scene.

As Steward appropriately donned the Chihuahuas hat, he inadvertently reminded the audience that El Paso stands proud on all fronts—music, sports, and community spirit. With tourism on the rise and local pride on display, El Paso continues to reinforce its place on the map.

If Pat Steward ever finds himself in El Paso again, he will undoubtedly be welcomed with open arms, both by music enthusiasts and baseball fans.