Joe Bonamassa will be hosting the 2nd annual Stream-A-Thon this Sunday, April 18th to raise money for touring musicians who have been impacted by the pandemic lockdowns.
The special event will feature over 3 hours of music via over 35 performances from a variety of artists. It will be taking place at 3PM ET and will be streamed Bonamassa's Facebook and YouTube pages.
The stream will be benefit Joe's Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation's Fueling Musicians Program and artist set to take part include Toto, Brad Whitford & Friends, Dion, Tommy Emmanuel, Warren Haynes, Bobby Rush, Eric Gales, Ana Popovic, Kirk Fletcher, Mike Zito, The Blue Quarantinos Feat. Jimmy Vivino & Friends, Tina Guo, Jared James Nichols, Tyler Bryant, Toronzo Cannon, Brandon "Taz" Niederauer, Arielle, Paul Thorn. Gary Hoey, Alan Nimmo (King King), Joanna Connor, Selwyn Birchwood, The Bros. Landreth, The Cold Stares, Emily Wolfe, Robert Jon & The Wreck, Mike Dawes, John NĂ©meth and the Blue Dreamers, Alastair Greene, Eric Johanson, When Rivers Meet, Bad Touch, Jeremiah Johnson, The Damn Truth, Wille Edwards (Wille and The Bandits), Veronica Lewis
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