Mas Joe Bonamassa

Guitar phenom Joe Bonamassa is giving North America more love this year, with his latest tour announcement featuring nearly three full months of dates in theaters around the continent.

Beat Kienholz – Joe Bonamassa
Blue Balls Festival, Lucerne Culture and Convention Center, Lucerne, Switzerland 

The new dates open with three nights at New York’s Beacon Theatre Sept. 20-21 and 23. From there the shows move through most regions on the continent, including multiple nights at Moore Theater in Seattle Oct. 12-14, and the Warfield Theatre in San Francisco Oct. 19.  The last night currently scheduled is Dec. 9 in Biloxi, Mo.

His backing band features Anton Fig on drums, Michael Rhodes on bass, Reese Wynans on piano/organ, and Paulie Cerra on saxophone, as well as Mahalia Barnes, Jade McCrae and Juanita Tippins on backup vocals.

Joe’s newest studio album, Blues of Desperation, is out now. He also released Live at the Greek Theatre and Rockin’ Christmas Blues in 2016.

The next stop for the renowned guitarist is Edinburgh, Scotland, on April 18. He is in Europe, mostly the U.K. and Germany, until the end of May. He already had  some NA gigs planned in August, included an appearance at Warfield Theatre in Moosic, Pa., Aug. 13.

Here are Joe B.’s new dates:

Sep. 20 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
Sep. 21 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
Sep. 23 – New York, N.Y., Beacon Theatre
Sep. 25 – Grand Rapids, Mich., DeVos Place / DeVos Performance Hall
Sept. 27 – Thunder Bay, Ontario, Thunder Bay Community Auditorium 
Sep. 29 – Winnipeg, Manitoba, Pantages Playhouse Theatre
Sep. 30 – Regina, Saskatchewan, Brandt Centre
Oct. 2 – Edmonton, Alberta, Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Oct. 3 – Calgary, Alberta, Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Oct. 5 – Portland, Ore., Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Oct. 7 – Boise, Idaho, Velma V. Morrison Center For The Performing Arts
Oct. 8 – Yakima, Wash., Capitol Theatre
Oct. 10 – Spokane, Wash., INB Performing Arts Center
Oct. 12 – Seattle, Wash., Moore Theatre
Oct. 13 – Seattle, Wash., Moore Theatre
Oct. 14 – Seattle, Wash., Moore Theatre
Oct. 16 – Eugene, Ore., Hult Center For Performing Arts
Oct. 18 – Sacramento, Calif., Memorial Auditorium
Oct. 19 – San Francisco, Calif., Warfield Theatre
Oct. 20 – San Francisco, Calif., Warfield Theatre
Oct. 22 – Las Vegas, Nev., The Colosseum At Caesars Palace
Oct. 24 – Riverside, Calif., Fox Performing Arts Center
Oct. 25 – Santa Barbara, Calif., Arlington Theatre
Oct. 26 – Rancho Mirage, Calif., The Show At Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa
Oct. 28 – Phoenix, Ariz., Comerica Theatre
Nov. 14 – Burlington, Vt., Flynn Center For The Performing Arts
Nov. 16 – Ithaca, N.Y., State Theatre
Nov. 17 – Springfield, Mass., Symphony Hall
Nov. 18 – Philadelphia, Pa., Kimmel Center For The Perf. Arts
Nov. 20 – Montreal, Quebec, Bell Centre
Nov. 22 – Hamilton, Ontario, Hamilton Place
Nov. 24 – Detroit, Mich., Fox Theatre
Nov. 25 – Cleveland, Ohio, Connor Palace
Nov. 27 – Toledo, Ohio, Stranahan Theater
Nov. 28 – Evansville, Ind., Old National Events Plaza
Nov. 30 – Fayetteville, Ark., Walton Arts Center
Dec. 1 – Springfield, Mo., Juanita K. Hammons Hall For The Perf. Arts
Dec. 2 – North Little Rock, Ark., Verizon Arena
Dec. 4 – Chattanooga, Tenn., Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Aud.
Dec. 5 – Greenville, S.C., Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Dec. 6 – Columbia, S.C., Township Auditorium
Dec. 8 – Montgomery, Ala., tgomery Performing Arts Centre
Dec. 9 – Biloxi, Miss., IP Casino, Resort & Spa

Tickets go on sale to the general public April 7. Learn more about the artist at JBonamassa.com.