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Joe Bonamassa's 2016 Australian Tour / jbonamassa.com
Joe Bonamassa, after topping the Billboard Blues charts with 11 albums, is returning to Sydney in September, beginning a 4-show national tour. His concert on 30 September at the Sydney Opera House will feature his most popular songs and the new hits from his latest album, Blues of Desperation.
Eric Clapton performing with Joe Bonamassa / jbonamassa.com
Since opening for the blues legend, B.B. King, when he was only 12 years old, Joe Bonamassa has become a world-wide sensation, performing with Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and Foreigner. He's filled theatres and concert halls throughout America and Europe, including Nashville's , London's Royal Albert Hall and the Vienna Opera House. After earning a Grammy nomination for his skills on his 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standards guitar, Joe hasn't slowed down, continuing to release new albums and DVDs while touring to share his gift with the world.
Joe Bonamassa's 2016 Australian Tour / jbonamassa.com
To complement his soulful blues-rock guitar chops, an ensemble of horns and drums will bestow the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall with majestic sound.
These special evening concert with Joe Bonamassa is presented at the Sydney Opera House for only 1 night only on 30 September at 7.15pm. Prices start at $104 plus booking fee. To book, visit www.ticketmaster.com.au/Joe-Bonamassa-tickets/artist/838397
While you're waiting, listen to one of his most popular songs, 'Just Got Paid':
and 'Drive':
JOE BONAMASSA 2016 AUSTRALIAN TOUR
Sydney – Friday, 30 September 2016. Sydney Opera House - Concert Hall.
Perth – Sunday, 25 September 2016. Perth Concert Hall. Torrensville, SA – Sunday, 2 October 2016. Thebarton Theatre. St. Kilda, VIC – Wednesday, 5 October 2016. Palais Theatre.