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Why see Joe Bonamassa?

Witness The Master, Bonamassa

Joe Bonamassa is the guitarist's guitarist. A master of the blues, Bonamassa easily ranks alongside the more well known Clapton or Jeff Beck. Such was his prodigious talent that he supported B.B. King at the tender of age of twelve in 1989, and was christened by King as "one of a kind." Since then, he's played with anyone who is anyone and released a formidable catalog of studio albums.

Bonamassa is one of those performers who seems to live on the road this year is no different. An opportunity to witness a master at the very top of his game is one not to be missed! 

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Dates

Feb 22, 2025

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146 reviews, average rating: (3.7 Stars)

Paul

Bonamassa in Fine Form

Drove in from Cleveland to see the Spring Tour show in Toledo after driving from Cleveland to Youngstown to see the Fall version. Never disappointed. Subtle differences between the two shows but once again I found myself mesmerized by both the loud and the soft stuff as well. Was amazed at the quiet in the theater as Joe came to the front of the stage and methodically picked some barely audible (by design) high notes. Remarkable talent backed by a truly remarkable band. And I came within four feet of meeting Jade Macrae. She was in the lobby before the show with some patrons and I did a doubletake. Too shy to try and greet her (just like High School) (geez) but it was cool to see her up close. Great voice and her solo during the show was awesome. Only wonder why the crowd was so senior. Of course, I am too. But Joe's music should appeal to a greater cross-section of age groups. I took my thirty year old heavy metal guitarist son with me and he truly appreciated not only the music but the level of skill that Joe is blessed with. I'm a relatively recent fan but I'll listen as long as he plays - and I can hear. ... Read more

Bill Turner

More vocals

While Joe is a truly gifted guitarist, he underutilizes his equally gifted voice. The guitar riffs seemed to run togather and after a while sounded alike. More vocals, less instrumentals, please ... Read more

David

Sorry Clapton, but Bonamassa is god

I've wanted to attend a Joe Bonamassa concert for years and finally made it. AMAZING. I sat there for 2+ hours (punctual start, single set of more than a dozen songs, fun repartee) and smiled like I just got the toy I wanted for Christmas as a five-year old. Man, this guy is talented! ... Read more

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