Joe Bonamassa

Here Comes The Flood — Jon Lord revisits his Concerto for Group and Orchestra. He re=recorded the 1969 piece with Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, Bruce Dickinson, Joe Bonamassa and Steve Morse. Jon’s Concerto for Group and Orchestra, re-recorded by the Royal ... more info

ContactMusic — Singer Emeli Sande has regained control of the U K albums chart with her top seller Our Version Of Events Rocker Joe Bonamassa entered in second place with Driving Towards The Daylight Adeles 21 rose one spot to number three and John Mayers Born and ... more info

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Starpulse — Happy Birthday to: Spanish pop singer Enrique Iglesias (1975) Actor Matthew Davis (1978) Model Josie Maran (1978) Singer/guitarist Joe Bonamassa (1977) Singer Martha Wainwright (1976) Savag... more info

Here Comes The Flood — Watch the new Joe Bonamassa video for Driving Towards The Daylight, the title track form his upcoming new studio album. Grab a free MP3 of this song from his website. » jbonamassa.com more info

Here Comes The Flood — photo: Arnie Goodman Prolific blues guitarist Joe Bonammasa's new album Driving Towards The Daylight drops May 21 (May 22 in the USA). It's his seventh album in six years. The title track can be picked up for free. The album was recorded at Studio ... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS- Guitar superstar Joe Bonamassa will release a brand new solo album Driving Towards The Daylight (via J&R Adventures) on May 22. It'll be his "lucky" 13th album and was produced by Kevin "Caveman" Shirley (Black Crowes, Aerosmith, Led... more info

ContactMusic — Stars including Slash Huey Morgan and Joe Bonamassa have paid tribute to guitar amp pioneer Jim Marshall The Marshall Amplification founder whose equipment was used by rock legends like Jimi Hendrix Joe Perry and Kurt Cobain has died at the age of 88... more info

Guardian Music — Known as 'the Father of Loud', Jim Marshall changed rock'n'roll with his brand of affordable guitar amplifiersThe man who gave rock one of its key visual and sonic props has died. Jim Marshall, known as "The Father of Loud" for inventing the Marshall... more info