Photography Bryan AdamsArt & PhotographyNewsArt & Photography / NewsGrimes, Normani, St. Vincent, and Cher star in Pirelli’s 2022 calendarShot by Bryan Adams in LA and Southern Italy, this year’s calendar is dedicated to a musician’s life on tourShareLink copied ✔️November 30, 2021November 30, 2021TextHannah BertolinoPirelli's 2022 calendar: On the Road Since 1964, Pirelli has produced an annual calendar filled with images of fashion and music’s biggest icons, shot by the likes of Paolo Roversi, Tim Walker, Peter Lindbergh, and Annie Leibovitz. Over the last few years, we’ve seen Walker and Edward Enninful spotlight Black excellence with Naomi Campbell and RuPaul; Reversi transform Rosalía, Indya Moore, and Kristen Stewart into Romeo and Juliet characters; and Lindbergh release a completely unretouched version. This year’s calendar, titled On the Road, stars some of music’s most recognisable talent: Cher, Grimes, Jennifer Hudson, Normani, Rita Ora, Bohan Phoenix, Iggy Pop, St. Vincent, Kali Uchis, and Saweetie. Shot by musician and photographer Bryan Adams at The Palace Theatre in Los Angeles and in Capri, Italy – 2022’s calendar is a celebration of music legends and their lives on tour. Across the images, Normani rests before sound check, Cher poses in a green room, Grimes sings in a recording studio, Saweetie checks out of her hotel, and Iggy Pop is covered in glitter pre-show. “It would be very, very hard to encapsulate everything that happens on the road in a couple of days,” said Adams, who has spent over 45 years on tour. “So what I tried to do was to represent some of the aspects of it.” He continued: “Musicians never really see the front of the building, they see the back of the building, we see the stage door, we see the backstage area, we see the basement of a building… you go from the stage door to the car door to the hotel door to the train door to the bus door… it’s always about travelling.” Besides marking Pirelli’s 150th anniversary, this year’s calendar celebrates the return to normalcy post-pandemic. “We thought his idea of coupling the world of music with that of the road and travel would be perfect for a calendar that is making its comeback as we seek a gradual return to normality after the pandemic,” said Marco Tronchetti Provera, Pirelli’s executive vice chairman and CEO. Last year, Pirelli decided to cease the production of its 2021 calendar – instead choosing to donate €100,000 to the vaccine effort. Swipe through this year’s images above, and when you’re done, check out some BTS photos from the shoot here. Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MORE8 major art exhibitions to catch in 2026This photography exhibition lets Gen Z tell their own storyHere are your 10 favourite photo stories of 202510 hedonistic photo stories from the dance floors of 202510 of the best flesh-baring photo stories from 202510 of the most iconic photography stories from 202510 heartwarming photo stories about community from 2025Lenovo & IntelInternet artist Osean is all for blending art and technologyKid Cudi is painting his deepest pains, demons and nightmaresDazed Clubbers share their photo stories from 2025Our 10 most loved global photo stories of 2025Fishworm: This photo book is about ‘dykes digging through trash’