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Joe Bonamassa - Now Serving Royal Tea Live from the Ryman (2021)
Last year when COVID-19 put the live touring industry on hold, guitar hero Joe Bonamassa did something unprecedented for his fans, he put together a one night only show at the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN to be live streamed for fans everywhere. That night he united people across 44 countries worldwide for a phenomenal live music presentation of his brand new album “Royal Tea” before it was even released.
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Last year when COVID-19 put the live touring industry on hold, guitar hero Joe Bonamassa did something unprecedented for his fans, he put together a one night only show at the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, TN to be live streamed for fans everywhere. That night he united people across 44 countries worldwide for a phenomenal live music presentation of his brand new album “Royal Tea” before it was even released.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:6/11/2021
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Runtime:95 minutes
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