So what are you listening to at the moment?

[stefanovic]

Ashokan Farewell by Jay Ungar wasn't meant to reflect the American Civil War, but it suits these haunting images.

 

[Golfmmad]

Tickets booked for 2020.

Really envious Richard. when are you seeing them and where?

 

[Blue in Munich]

Really envious Richard. where are you seeing them and where?

Brighton in late April, no London gig when I booked & I wasn't going to wait for one. If there is I can always go twice.

Beth Hart in February as well; just need to see the pair of them on the same stage...

 

[Golfmmad]

Brighton in late April, no London gig when I booked & I wasn't going to wait for one. If there is I can always go twice.

Beth Hart in February as well; just need to see the pair of them on the same stage...

Enjoy!!
Just looked up their upcoming gigs in 2020 and your right - no London dates, which is surprising.
I'm gutted,in a way, as I've already booked a London trip with the wife on the weekend of the 25th April.
Looking forward to it but a shame Joe Bonamassa is on that weekend - right on my doorstep! .

 

[Blue in Munich]

Enjoy!!
Just looked up their upcoming gigs in 2020 and your right - no London dates, which is surprising.
I'm gutted,in a way, as I've already booked a London trip with the wife on the weekend of the 25th April.
Looking forward to it but a shame Joe Bonamassa is on that weekend - right on my doorstep! .

Really surprised at no London dates, especially as I love the RAH which seems to be his preferred venue.
Can't say the Brighton centre is a favourite, but I wasn't missing out.
Bucket list one would be to see him either in one of NY's iconic venues (The Beacon, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden), or the Ryman in Nashville.

 

[Golfmmad]

Really surprised at no London dates, especially as I love the RAH which seems to be his preferred venue.
Can't say the Brighton centre is a favourite, but I wasn't missing out.
Bucket list one would be to see him either in one of NY's iconic venues (The Beacon, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden), or the Ryman in Nashville.

Like that bucket list!

I dont go to that many concerts but I get the feeling that Joe Bonamassa will be great anywhere - he's that good imo!

 

[Blue in Munich]

 

[Blue in Munich]

Done this one before, but it's worth a repost imo;

Loe the way Knopfler adds little electric accents to it without overpowering the acoustic. They don't even look as if they are trying. Just two masters at work, egos checked at the door

 

[Blue in Munich]

Like that bucket list!

I dont go to that many concerts but I get the feeling that Joe Bonamassa will be great anywhere - he's that good imo!

Any one would do, I'm not greedy.

Also love to see Bon Jovi and Springsteen in New Jersey; something about seeing an artist "at home".

 

[chrisd]

Like that bucket list!

I dont go to that many concerts but I get the feeling that Joe Bonamassa will be great anywhere - he's that good imo!

A few years back I saw him in Folkestone, just about 1,000 of us filled the venue and he was awesome

 

[Rlburnside]

Like that bucket list!

I dont go to that many concerts but I get the feeling that Joe Bonamassa will be great anywhere - he's that good imo!

Saw him at the Borderline in London 4/5 years ago Chris, he was brilliant 👍

 

[Blue in Munich]

Saw him at the Borderline in London 4/5 years ago Chris, he was brilliant 👍

Probably 6 years ago; he did four concerts that reflected his rise, Borderline, Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Hammersmith Odeon and the RAH, changing the band lineup at each venue. Did a live CD from all of them, the Tour de Force tour 2013. They are all great concerts and you’re a lucky git! 😁

 

[Rlburnside]

Probably 6 years ago; he did four concerts that reflected his rise, Borderline, Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Hammersmith Odeon and the RAH, changing the band lineup at each venue. Did a live CD from all of them, the Tour de Force tour 2013. They are all great concerts and you’re a lucky git! 😁

How time flies, I had never heard of him at the time but what a gig I distinctly remember he played one number that his guitar sounded more like a violin.

I did get the cd but not hardly played it since the concert I’ll have to dig it out.

 

[Rlburnside]

Any one would do, I'm not greedy.

Also love to see Bon Jovi and Springsteen in New Jersey; something about seeing an artist "at home".

Hey Blue have you heard the Seeger sessions cd that Springsteen done a few years ago, to be honest I am not a great fan of his but I was sent that cd and was blown away by it.

I played that non stop at the time it quickly became one of my favourites.

Blimey just had a look it was 2006 tour.

 

[need_my_wedge]

Such a good voice

 

[Blue in Munich]

How time flies, I had never heard of him at the time but what a gig I distinctly remember he played one number that his guitar sounded more like a violin.

I did get the cd but not hardly played it since the concert I’ll have to dig it out.

This may be familiar...

 

[Blue in Munich]

And this;

 

[Blue in Munich]

Or this;

 

[Blue in Munich]

Hey Blue have you heard the Seeger sessions cd that Springsteen done a few years ago, to be honest I am not a great fan of his but I was sent that cd and was blown away by it.

I played that non stop at the time it quickly became one of my favourites.

Blimey just had a look it was 2006 tour.

Can't say that one floated my boat, but I possibly need to have a closer listen to some of his other stuff; saw Blinded by the Light at the cinema recently and it reminded me of how good some of his less well known stuff is. Apparently he recently turned 70.

He is the only artist that nearly caused us to miss the last train home, did close to 3 and a half hours.

 

[Blue in Munich]

For the Bonamassa fans;