$32 for Buddy Guy Concert at Hamilton Place Theatre on April 11 at 8 p.m. ($64.25 Value)
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy winner Buddy Guy plays favourites such as "Stone Crazy" and "Sweet Home Chicago."
Without music, concerts wouldn’t exist and “funk” would just be the smell emanating from an old sock filled with corn. Lend an ear to this deal to see Buddy Guy at Hamilton Place Theatre in Hamilton. For $32, you get one ticket for second-balcony seating on Wednesday, April 11, at 8 p.m. (a $64.25 value, including all fees).
Named the 23rd Greatest Guitarist of All Time by Rolling Stone and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Buddy Guy has shared his distinctive Chicago blues sound with audiences around the world. The six-time Grammy winner’s mournful, clear voice wails out during the unhurried strains of “Stone Crazy” before taking on a more playful, cocksure tone during “Best Damn Fool.” It isn’t uncommon to see Guy play his guitar with drumsticks or wander into the audience during his shows, and he heavily involves the crowd during performances of “Sweet Home Chicago” by asking them to fill in the lyrics while doing their best Michael Jordan impression. Grammy-nominee James Hunter joins in for the night’s jamming with his funky R & B style and impressive pipes.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy winner Buddy Guy plays favourites such as "Stone Crazy" and "Sweet Home Chicago."
Without music, concerts wouldn’t exist and “funk” would just be the smell emanating from an old sock filled with corn. Lend an ear to this deal to see Buddy Guy at Hamilton Place Theatre in Hamilton. For $32, you get one ticket for second-balcony seating on Wednesday, April 11, at 8 p.m. (a $64.25 value, including all fees).
Named the 23rd Greatest Guitarist of All Time by Rolling Stone and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Buddy Guy has shared his distinctive Chicago blues sound with audiences around the world. The six-time Grammy winner’s mournful, clear voice wails out during the unhurried strains of “Stone Crazy” before taking on a more playful, cocksure tone during “Best Damn Fool.” It isn’t uncommon to see Guy play his guitar with drumsticks or wander into the audience during his shows, and he heavily involves the crowd during performances of “Sweet Home Chicago” by asking them to fill in the lyrics while doing their best Michael Jordan impression. Grammy-nominee James Hunter joins in for the night’s jamming with his funky R & B style and impressive pipes.