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Guitar Legend Joe Bonamassa To Come To Phoenix’s Comerica Theatre
Joe Bonamassa's U.S. Fall Tour crosses the Midwest, and you won't want to miss this guitar icon when he stops in Arizona.

PHOENIX, AZ — Joe Bonamassa, arguably one of the world’s greatest guitarists, is bringing his skills to Phoenix’s Comerica Theatre. On the heels of his hot U.S. Summer Tour, Bonamassa is not slowing down with stops in 21 cities this fall. He is accompanied by musical greats Reese Wynans on keyboards, drummer Anton Fig, Michael Rhodes on the bass, Lee Thornburg on trumpet, and saxophonist Paulie Cerra.
The American rock guitarist, singer, and songwriter has put out 15 independent solo albums since 2000—11 topped the Billboard Blues charts. He opened for B.B. King at the age of 12 and played alongside the sons of Miles Davis, Robby Krieger, and Berry Oakley before he hit 18. A legend in the music world, Bonamassa has accompanied such artists as Eric Clapton, Blondie Chaplin, Solomon Hicks, and Buddy Guy. His music has echoed through venues like New York City’s Radio City Music Hall, Royal Albert Hall in London, and Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre.
The fall leg of Bonamassa’s U.S. tour hits such major cities as Oakland, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Washington D.C., and Birmingham. After the summer tour wraps in August, the U.S. Fall tour will run from Oct. 18 in Oakland to Nov. 23 in St. Augustine, Florida. Joe Bonamassa and his band will perform at Comerica Theatre on Oct. 25 at 8 p.m.
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During the show, you’ll hear songs spanning Bonamassa’s career, including his debut album, A New Day Yesterday, and hits from the Grammy Award–nominated Driving Towards the Daylight. A Bonamassa show also offers the opportunity to hear the musician play on his famed vintage guitars and amplifiers. In reference to his love for vintage tweed amplifiers, Bonamassa says, “If you have a nice tweed, I will go without food.”