Eric Clapton, Billy F Gibbons and others will perform at Buddy Guy’s 90th birthday party
Blues legend Buddy Guy is set to celebrate his 90th birthday with a concert featuring an incredible lineup of artists including Eric Clapton, ZZ Top’s Billy F Gibbons, John Mayer, Susan Tedeschi, Derek Trucks, Joe Bonamassa, Gary Clark Jr., Jon Batiste, Aloe Blacc, Robert Cray, Robert Randolph, and Jimmie Vaughan, among others. The event, titled “Buddy’s Got the Blues: A 90th Birthday Concert Celebration,” will take place on October 1 at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
The concert promises unforgettable performances, once-in-a-lifetime collaborations, and heartfelt tributes to Buddy Guy, who profoundly influenced the careers of many artists. In addition to the star-studded lineup, Buddy Guy himself will grace the stage, with more special guests expected to join in the celebration.
Expressing his excitement for the event, Buddy Guy shared, “Can’t wait to celebrate 90 years of living, loving, and playing the blues with all my friends. We’ll make it a night not just for me, but for the folks who taught us, the friends we’ve played with, and the ones coming up behind us.”
Fans can purchase tickets for the concert starting Friday at 10 a.m. ET, and a complete lineup can be found on the official event website at buddy90.com. The celebration of Buddy Guy’s legacy and impact on the blues scene is sure to be a night to remember.
The event marks a significant milestone for the legendary blues artist, and the lineup of artists paying tribute to him reflects the profound influence he has had on the world of music. From Eric Clapton to Billy F Gibbons, the performers are a testament to Buddy Guy’s lasting legacy and contributions to the blues genre.
As fans eagerly anticipate the concert, the celebration of Buddy Guy’s 90th birthday promises to be a memorable and heartfelt tribute to a true icon of the blues. With a lineup of talented artists coming together to honor his legacy, the event is shaping up to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience for both performers and audience members alike.