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Ally Venable

12 concerts

Kilgore, Texas blues-rock singer/songwriter and guitarist. She began singing at church at 4 and picked up guitar at 12. Her album Heart of Fire (2021) charted on Billboard Blues; Real Gone hit #1, featuring Buddy Guy and Joe Bonamassa.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd

28 concerts

Blues artists Bobby Rush and Kenny Wayne Shepherd teamed up on Young Fashioned Ways. Shepherd is a multi-platinum artist with five Grammy nominations and multiple Blues Music Awards. Rush is a 3x Grammy winner, Blues Hall of Famer, and won for All My Love For You.

Buddy Guy

20 concerts

Born in Lettsworth, Louisiana, Buddy Guy is a celebrated Chicago blues guitarist who began recording in 1959 and hit in 1960 with "First Time I Met the Blues." He earned multiple Grammys, was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and opened Chicago club Legends.

John Mayer

2 concerts

Born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, John Mayer is a pop/rock singer-songwriter and guitarist who moved from acoustic beginnings into blues-rock, soul, and adult contemporary. Room for Squares went triple-platinum; he’s won Grammys for hits like “Daughters.”

Eric Clapton

9 concerts

Eric Clapton is a blues-rooted rock guitarist known for the Yardbirds, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Cream and Derek & the Dominos. He scored hits like “Layla,” “I Shot the Sheriff” and “Tears in Heaven,” and made the blockbuster MTV Unplugged album.

Jimmie Vaughan

10 concerts

Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Jimmie Vaughan is a Texas blues guitarist who co-led the Fabulous Thunderbirds (1979–87). He recorded Family Style with brother Stevie Ray Vaughan and later went solo with Strange Pleasure; Baby Please Come Home earned a Grammy nod.

Ivan Neville

1 concert

New Orleans musician Ivan Neville makes ferocious funk with his band Dumpstaphunk and has played high-profile gigs with Keith Richards and Bonnie Raitt. Nephew of Art Neville of the Meters and son of Aaron Neville, with family ties to the Neville Brothers.

Jon Batiste

9 concerts

Jon Batiste is an American composer, pianist, singer and bandleader with eight Grammy Awards, plus an Emmy and an Oscar. His albums include WE ARE, which won Grammy Album of the Year, and BIG MONEY, Best Americana Album.

Aloe Blacc

4 concerts

Aloe Blacc is known for breakout hit I Need a Dollar and the chart-topping Wake Me Up with Avicii. He brings his signature soulful sound to Stand Together, a collection of songs dedicated to organizations and social change causes.

Joe Bonamassa

31 concerts

Blues-rock musician Joe Bonamassa has more than 50 albums and holds a record 31 No. 1s on the Billboard Blues Chart, including The Spirit Of Rory Live From Cork and B.B. King's Blues Summit 100. He’s collaborated with Beth Hart and Black Country Communion.

Gary Clark Jr.

26 concerts

Austin, Texas-born guitarist/vocalist Gary Clark Jr. blends blues-rock with funk, hard rock, and hip-hop. His 2012 major-label debut Blak and Blu hit the Top Ten and won a Grammy for “Please Come Home”; later albums include This Land and JPEG RAW.

Eric Gales

7 concerts

Memphis blues-rock guitarist Eric Gales, hailed by Joe Bonamassa, Dave Navarro and Mark Tremonti, has a Grammy-nominated solo catalogue. His album Tribute To LJK, co-produced by Bonamassa and Josh Smith, honors his late brother Little Jimmy King.

Robert Randolph

5 concerts

New Jersey-raised rock-blues pedal steel virtuoso rooted in House of God Church “Sacred Steel,” blending gospel, rock, blues, and soul. GRAMMY-nominated with The Family Band; collaborated with Eric Clapton, Santana, Norah Jones, and Beyoncé.

Samantha Fish

41 concerts

Kansas City singer-guitarist-songwriter Samantha Fish launched her recording career in 2009 and became a rising star in contemporary blues, known as a guitar hero and powerful live performer. Albums include Belle of the West and Paper Doll.

Shemekia Copeland

3 concerts

Award-winning vocalist Shemekia Copeland began recording in 1998 and emerged with Alligator Records debut Turn The Heat Up. Blending blues, R&B and Americana, her ninth album Uncivil War followed 2018’s America’s Child, MOJO’s #1 blues release. 3 Grammy noms, 12 Blues Music Awards, 20+ Living Blues Awards; hosts a daily SiriusXM show.

Bobby Rush

3 concerts

Robert Cray

22 concerts

Born in Columbus, Georgia, Robert Cray is a blues artist known for songwriting-driven Southern soul-tinged sound. His 1986 breakthrough Strong Persuader went platinum and earned a Grammy; he won multiple Best Contemporary Blues Recording Grammys and entered the Blues Hall of Fame.

Isaiah Sharkey

9 concerts

An American Grammy Award-winning guitarist, singer-songwriter, and producer from Chicago, known for his versatile sound blending soul, jazz, R&B, and gospel, and for collaborating with major artists like D'Angelo and John Mayer.

Billy F Gibbons

1 concert

Houston-born guitarist and singer who rose to fame as ZZ Top’s frontman, mixing blues-rock with synth-rock. Helped score MTV-era hits like “Sharp Dressed Man” and “Legs.” Launched a solo run with Perfectamundo (2015), Big Bad Blues (2018) and Hardware (2021).

Kim Wilson

1 concert

Detroit-born blues harmonica player, singer and songwriter Kim Wilson grew up in California and went pro in 1970. Best known as frontman of the Fabulous Thunderbirds, mentored by Muddy Waters. Solo albums include Tigerman (1993) and That’s Life (1994) on Antone’s.

Susan Tedeschi

1 concert

Boston native Susan Tedeschi is a GRAMMY-winning roots rock singer-guitarist and songwriter, known for her solo work and co-leading Tedeschi Trucks Band. Her gold breakthrough album Just Won’t Burn earned a Best New Artist GRAMMY nod.

Derek Trucks

1 concert

Jacksonville, Florida-born blues/blues-rock slide guitarist Derek Trucks (nephew of Allman Brothers drummer Butch Trucks) formed the Derek Trucks Band, debuting in 1997. He later co-founded Tedeschi-Trucks Band and appeared on Herbie Hancock’s The Imagine Project.

Willie Weeks

1 concert

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Genre: Jam Band, Rock, Pop, Indie / Alternative, Country, Singer-Songwriter, R&B, Soul, Blues, Jazz, Folk, Christian / Gospel, Jazz Blues, Classic rock, Funk, Soul-Blues, Blues Rock, Soft Rock, Pop Rock, Contemporary R&B, Traditional Blues, Pop-Soul, Harmonica Blues, Southern Rock, Modern Blues, Chicago Blues, Southern Soul, New Orleans Jazz, Electric Blues, Texas Blues, Contemporary Blues, Country Blues, r&b/soul, hard rock, new mpb, modern alternative rock, modern blues rock, neo mellow, philly soul, classic blues, country rock, neo r&b, mellow gold, album rock, steel guitar, kc indie, southern soul blues, sacred steel, Religious

Experience the Buddy Guy concert in New York at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday, October 1, 2026, at 7:30 PM, with Ally Venable, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, and more. Grab your tickets before they're gone!

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Radio City Music Hall

1260 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020, USA

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