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Joe Bonamassa: Hailed by many as the new Rory Gallagher, blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa is still comparatively young at just 34 years of age, but has already garnered the respect of many established stars in the industry. Bonamassa is a great musician and singer-songwriter who began playing as a young child and continues to evolve.
In addition to his solo work he is a founding member of the supergroup Black Country Communion, with whom he also continues to tour. 2009 was a key year for Bonamassa, seeing him win awarded as Breakthrough Artist of the Year by Classic Rock magazine, as well as performing a sellout concert at the Royal Albert Hall, where he was joined onstage by the legendary Eric Clapton. His epic 2012 world tour includes 10 dates across the UK during March and April, so there are several opportunities to see this very exciting musician live on stage.
Joe will no doubt include several numbers from his latest album Black Rock, the 10th solo offering of his career.
Joe Bonamassa: Joe Bonamassa appears live in Edinburgh, Midlothian at Usher Hall on Tuesday, 27 March 2012. For ticket prices to watch Joe Bonamassa at Usher Hall, see the list of tickets available for Joe Bonamassa.
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