Joe Bonamassa & Marc Broussard in Munich

Joe Bonamassa is an American blues-rock guitarist and singer born in New Hartford, New York, in 1977. He opened for B.B. King at age 12 and built his solo catalogue around electric blues and guitar-led rock. His recordings include Blues Deluxe, Sloe Gin, The Ballad of John Henry and Different Shades of Blue. In 2009, Bonamassa recorded a headline concert at the Royal Albert Hall, where Eric Clapton joined him for “Further on Up the Road.” Five years later, he performed material associated with Muddy Waters and Howlin’ Wolf at Red Rocks for the concert film and album Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks. The 2015 Three Kings concert placed his electric band at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles for a tribute to Albert King, B.B. King and Freddie King. A year later, he brought an acoustic ensemble to Carnegie Hall for the performances released as Live at Carnegie Hall: An Acoustic Evening.

Marc Broussard is an American singer-songwriter from Carencro, Louisiana, born in 1982. He plays Louisiana-rooted soul, blues and rock, and is known for the song “Home,” the album Carencro and his soul-covers collection S.O.S.: Save Our Soul. Marc Broussard has toured with Dave Matthews Band, Maroon 5 and Bonnie Raitt. The concert release Live at Full Sail University documents the full-band format he has taken into clubs and theatres as a headliner. His festival appearances have included Bonnaroo in Tennessee and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in Louisiana.