eric clapton tour 2022 columbus ohio

Eric Clapton

With jimmie vaughan.

• Date Sep 8 , 2022
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Doors scheduled to open at 6:30PM

Show scheduled to start at 8PM

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• East Market (near section 131) – STADIUM 11
• Block O (Huntington Club) – BILLY ZENN and JIM LYNCH
• Boardroom (floor level) – WILLIE PHOENIX

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• Electric Set 1
• God Save the Queen ( [traditional]  cover) ( Snippet in Memoriam of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away that day ) Play Video
• Tearing Us Apart Play Video
• Key to the Highway ( Charles Segar  cover) Play Video
• River of Tears Play Video
• I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man ( Willie Dixon  cover) Play Video
• I Shot the Sheriff ( The Wailers  cover) Play Video
• Acoustic Set
• Driftin' Blues ( Johnny Moore’s Three Blazers  cover) Play Video
• After Midnight ( J.J. Cale  cover) Play Video
• Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out ( Jimmy Cox  cover) Play Video
• Layla ( Derek and the Dominos  song) Play Video
• Tears in Heaven Play Video
• Electric Set 2
• Badge ( Cream  song) Play Video
• Wonderful Tonight Play Video
• Cross Road Blues ( Robert Johnson  cover) Play Video
• The Sky Is Crying ( Elmore James & His Broom Dusters  cover) ( First time since 1984 ) Play Video
• Cocaine ( J.J. Cale  cover) Play Video
• Before You Accuse Me ( Bo Diddley  cover) (with Jimmie Vaughan ) Play Video

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Songs on Albums

• After Midnight by J.J. Cale
• Badge by Cream
• Before You Accuse Me by Bo Diddley
• Cocaine by J.J. Cale
• Cross Road Blues by Robert Johnson
• Driftin' Blues by Johnny Moore’s Three Blazers
• God Save the Queen by [traditional]
• I Shot the Sheriff by The Wailers
• I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man by Willie Dixon
• Key to the Highway by Charles Segar
• Layla by Derek and the Dominos
• Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out by Jimmy Cox
• The Sky Is Crying by Elmore James & His Broom Dusters
• Tearing Us Apart
• River of Tears
• Tears in Heaven
• Wonderful Tonight

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• Sep 12 2022 United Center Chicago, IL, USA Start time: 8:55 PM 8:55 PM

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Review: ERIC CLAPTON at Schottenstein Center

During tour opener, Clapton proves why he is at the top of the guitar god list

In Rolling Stone's countdown of the top 100 guitarists, the late Eddie Van Halen described Eric Clapton as "basically the only guitar player who influenced me - even though I don't sound like him. There was a basic simplicity to his playing, his style, his vibe and his sound. His solos were melodic and memorable - and that's what guitar solos should be."

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Slowhand, Clapton's moniker, put the Schottenstein Center on notice Sept. 8 on why he is ranked second on that Rolling Stone's list. Opening his tour in front of a "hometown" crowd, the former Yardbirds/Cream/Derek and the Dominos guitarist rollicked through a 17-song setlist retracing the highlights of his widely diverse career.

Clapton, who also has homes in Antigua, Venice Beach, Calif., France, and Surrey, England, bought a home in Columbus after marrying Watterson graduate Melia McEnery. In an interview with the late Larry King , Clapton said Columbus "is very much like England to me. It has the same sort of countryside, rolling hills, you know, small kind of civilized communities of people that all know one another."

Launching his tour in Columbus, Clapton opened his show with an instrumental version of "God Save The Queen," to mark the passing of Queen Elizabeth II before going through a blitzkrieg of "Tearing Us Apart," "River of Tears," "Key to the Highway," "I'm Your Hoochie Man and "I Shot the Sheriff."

Clapton is the only person to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame three times - for his solo work and for his stints with the Yardbirds and Cream. At 77, Clapton is one of only six guitarists still living who made the top 15 of that 2015 Rolling Stone list of top guitarists, joining Pink Floyd's David Gilmour , the Who's Pete Townshend , Led Zepplin's Jimmy Page , the Rolling Stones' Keith Richards , and Jeff Beck .

Clapton showed off his musical range, playing reggae (The Wailers' "I Shot The Sheriff"), the blues (Charlie Segar's "Key to Highway"), soft ballads ("Tears in Heaven" and "Wonderful Tonight") and classic rock (Cream's "Badge").

To slide from genre to genre, Clapton assembled a top-notch contingent of sidemen including Doyle Bramhall II on guitar, Nathan East on bass, Sonny Emory and Steve Gadd on drums, Paul Carrack (organ and keyboards) and Chris Stainton (keyboards) and Katie Kissoon and Sharon White on vocals. Carrack, who was the voice behind Ace's "How Long," Squeeze's "Tempted," and Mike and the Mechanics' "The Living Years," and Stainton seemed to play off each other while East (who also played a stand-up bass) and Braham seemed to energize Clapton's guitar playing.

After blazing through a six-song opening set, Clapton slowed the show down by switching to acoustical guitar and strumming through "Driftin' Blues," "After Midnight," "No One Wants to Know You When You Are Down and Out" on an acoustic guitar. He closed the acoustic set with "Layla," and a somber reading "Tears In Heaven," his ballad to his son Conor. Carrack weaved in a few bars of Procol Harum's "Whiter Shade of Pale" into "Tears In Heaven," which seemed to fit in perfectly.

Clapton returned his electric axe to crank out Cream's "Badge," the ballad "Wonderful Tonight," Robert Johnson -penned "Cross Road Blues" and "The Sky is Falling," a favorite of Clapton's friend, the late Stevie Ray Vaughan. Vaughan's brother Jimmie opened the show with a powerhouse five-song set.

Clapton pumped out crowd-favorite, "Cocaine," for a high energy closer to his regular set. It may seem like an odd choice, considering Clapton is a recovering alcoholic and drug addict as well as the founder of the Crossroads Centre rehabilitation facility in Antigua. He said J.J. Cale's lyrics are about the perils of cocaine use and "cleverly anti-drug."

Clapton, who played 11 cover tunes, four songs from his solo career and two songs from his former bands in the concert, closed with an explosive execution of Bo Diddley 's "Before You Accuse Me." Jimmie Vaughan returned to the stage for the final number and added fuel to the closing tune's fire.

For non-fans, it would be easy to dismiss Clapton's first return to Columbus in 15 years as a part of the "Twilight of the Gods" showcase of the 70-plus musicians. And yet, at 77, Old Slowhand proved he should be still up there at the top of the best guitarist list.

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Virtuoso blues guitarist  Eric Clapton will begin his fall tour at 8 p.m. Thursday in Value City Arena, West Lane Avenue and Olentangy River Road. Active since the early 1960s, the guitarist played with the Yardbirds, Cream, Blind Faith and Derek and the Dominoes, as well as crafting a successful solo career and winning multiple Grammy Awards along the way. Clapton also calls Columbus home, at least one of his homes.

Opening for Clapton will be fellow blues rock guitarist Jimmie Vaughan . Tickets start at $69.50. (614-688-3939, www.schottensteincenter.com).

Here's what you need to know if you plan to go to the concert:

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Parking costs $20 and shuttles are available. Visit www.schottensteincenter.com/plan-your-visit/directions-parking for details.

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Bags or Purses of any size are not permitted. Wallets/wristlets no larger than 5-by-8-by-1 are permitted.

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The Schottenstein Center has gone cashless. Make parking, concession and merchandise purchases via debit or credit card or mobile payment.

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Eric Clapton Announces U.S. Shows With Jimmie Vaughan

Eric Clapton has announced a brief run of U.S concert dates for later this year with Jimmie Vaughan .

The guitarists will start in Columbus, Ohio, on Sept. 8, then head to Detroit, Chicago and Pittsburgh, before wrapping up things with a pair of shows at New York's Madison Square Garden on Sept. 18 and 19.

The list of concert dates can be seen below.

Clapton's band will include Doyle Bramhall II, Paul Carrack, Nathan East, Sonny Emory and Chris Stainton, with Sharon White and Katie Kissoon on backing vocals.

These shows will be Clapton's first performances in the States since fall 2021 when he played a series of dates across the South . Before launching that tour, Clapton, a noted vaccine skeptic , stated he wouldn't perform at venues that required proof of vaccination. (This promise was ultimately not fulfilled.)

Clapton has also spoken openly about his disapproval of the U.K.'s lockdown restrictions , including vaccination requirements, and has collaborated several times with fellow vocal anti-lockdown advocate  Van Morrison . They've recorded  several recent songs  together.

Clapton is  currently on tour in the U.K. and Europe.  Tickets for the upcoming run of U.S. dates will go on sale on May 20 at Clapton's website .

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Eric Clapton / Columbus 2022: God Save The Queen / 2CDR / Uxbridge Schottenstein Center, Columbus, OH, USA 8th September 2022

Coming soon! Sound source on the first day of the latest American tour] From Eric Clapton’s latest American tour, which has finally started, we will release the fastest stereo audience sound source of the Columbus performance on the first day, which was held on September 8th! It is unknown whether more competing sources will come out in the future, but I would like to deliver this sound source with haste anyway. The sound quality is a stereo audience recording with a fairly clear and well-balanced sound. Very easy to listen to. It seems that the recording location was not the floor seat but the so-called stand seat, but the recording person himself seems to have liked this seat at this venue because the sound is good, and it was recorded with “good sound” as he said. However, there are many customers who whistle and clap their hands in the stand seats, and in the sitting set in the middle where the music becomes a little quieter, it seems that they were attacked by whistling as expected, but after returning home, the song was played digitally. It seems that all whistling has been removed. However, only the beginning of Tears In Heaven’s intro says that the traces of deletion left some discomfort. It seems that the other parts were able to be recorded without any problems. Overall, this is a quality that allows you to grasp the whole picture of the stage on the first day. The band members have not changed since the European tour in June, except for Katie Kissoon, who is backing vocals, and Sharon White. The content of the performance will be described in the next section, but it is a very interesting content, including surprises. Please listen to it.

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Eric Clapton’s US Tour Starts September 8th

Keep reading for tour details and information on avoiding ticket scams…

Eric Clapton and His Band are getting ready to head to the US for a limited concert tour that kicks off September 8th in Columbus, Ohio. The five-city tour then moves on to Detroit, Chicago, and Boston before ending in New York City on September 19th.

These are EC’s only US concerts this year.

Eric’s band for these shows is Doyle Bramhall II, Paul Carrack, Nathan East, Sonny Emory and Chris Stainton with Sharon White and Katie Kissoon on backing vocals. Jimmie Vaughan is Eric’s special guest and will play an opening set at all performances.

Once the tour gets underway, the WE! Team will post set lists following each concert here on whereseric.com.

The WE! Team would also like to call attention to a recent post on   EC’s official Facebook page   regarding ticket scams. It states: “In recent weeks, ‘news articles’ posted on websites set up solely to run ticket scams are showing up in searches on reputable news aggregators and search engines like Google, Yahoo, Bing and others. These ‘articles’ claim to ‘help’ fans spend time with their favorite artists with meet and greets, photo ops, and backstage passes that can only be purchased through links in the article. Always check artists’ websites for official ticket details. For EC, you will always find this info at   ericclapton.com/tour .” To know, only official ticket information is also published on whereseric.com.

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If you're a fan of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra — and who isn't ? — they'll collaborate with celebrity musicians in two concerts. First, their unique Picnic with the Pops pair-up with Violent Femmes takes place on Saturday, and early next week, they'll play with award-winning Broadway star Joshua Henry.

Nothing says "summer" like festivals, another season that kicked off a while back and will continue this weekend with events in Powell, Delaware and Columbus' Barnett Park.

In addition, Beatles fans can "Come Together" to enjoy the Fab Four tribute show and there's a host of other entertainment options ahead. To receive these ideas in your inbox each week, sign up for the  Life in the 614 newsletter .

New Herring Productions to stage tale of redemption, hope

"View from a Small Planet," an original work by Columbus writer Sheldon Gleisser, answers the questions, "Who is William Dampier?" and "What does he have to do with Mr. Eastman, a fourth-grade schoolteacher, and his mission to redeem his kids."

A story of redemption, atonement, healing and hope, "A View from a Small Planet" is to be staged by New Herring Productions for the next two weekends. Performances are scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursdays through Saturdays and 2 p.m. Sundays through June 30 at MadLab, 227 N. Third St. Tickets are $25. ( newherring.org )

Powell Festival to feature pair of hitmaking headliners

The Grammy-nominated Plain White T's, best known for their smash hit, "Hey There Delilah" headlines the first night of Powell Festival on Friday, joined by openers Brick Walk Knights and North to Nashville.

On Saturday, headliner Better Than Ezra, whose popular songs include "Good," performs, with support from Kazmatics and Radio City. Festivities begin on Powell's Village Square at 5 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Saturday. Besides music, there is to be a kids' zone, a marketplace, local beer and wine, food trucks, vendors and fireworks at 10 p.m. Saturday. Shuttle services are to be available. ( festival.cityofpowell.us )

Lancaster studio to offer event devoted to midcentury barware

Gay Fad Studios of Lancaster is hosting its inaugural Bottoms Up event in partnership with Visit Fairfield County from Friday through Sunday at Masonic Lodge #57, 224 S. High St., Lancaster.

Dedicated to the celebration of midcentury barware culture, Bottoms Up includes a VIP vendor show preview and cocktail party from 6-9 p.m. Friday. Visitors also can browse vintage glassware, stemware, barware and accessories from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Other attractions include a fashion show and how-to classes. Ticket prices vary. ( gayfadstudios.com/bottomsup )

Third Cap City Festival to set up camp in Barnett Park

The third of six Cap City Festivals being presented by the Columbus Recreation and Parks Department is slated to take place from 3-7 p.m. Saturday at Barnett Park, 1184 Barnett Road.

Intended to unite neighbors in a fun and safe environment, each festival is held in a different Columbus neighborhood. Attractions include free food, live music performances, including DJ Sonicc Blush, and activities, such as a zip line, a climbing wall and various inflatables. Admission is free. ( columbusrecparks.com/capcity )

Violent Femmes, CSO to unite for Picnic with the Pops

Punk-pop rockers Violent Femmes join the Columbus Symphony Orchestra on Saturday to celebrate the band's cult-classic hits like "Add it Up,” "Blister in the Sun" and "American Music." The show is part of the 2024 Nationwide Picnic with the Pops concert series at the John F. Wolfe Columbus Commons, East Rich and South High streets.

Gates open at 6 p.m. and the concert starts at 8 p.m. Lawn seats are $55 for ages 13 and older, $15 for ages 3-12 and free for children 2 and younger. Tables also are available starting at $600. ( picnicwiththepops.com )

Award-winning percussionist to bring jazzy vibes to CCAD

Traditional jazz merges with contemporary influences when award-winning Taiwanese vibraphonist and composer Yuhan Su takes the stage at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Canzani Center at Columbus College of Art & Design, 60 Cleveland Ave.

Known for her innovative style, Su completed her undergrad and graduate degrees in Taiwan before coming to the U.S. in 2008 on a scholarship from Berklee College of Music, where she played regularly with jazz and Latin jazz bands, as well as her own quartet and sextet. Her upcoming appearance is part of A Tribe for Jazz's 2024 Columbus International Jazz Series. Free general-admission tickets can be reserved online. ( bit.ly/4b1qzMD )

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Expect costume changes representing each era of the Beatles' career. Tickets start at $44, available at the CBUSArts ticket center at the Ohio Theatre, 39 E. State St., by calling 614-469-0939 and online. ( capa.com )

New Albany Symphony Orchestra to showcase Italian composers

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With a program of Italian composers including Verdi, Vivaldi, Puccini and Henry Mancini, the concert features the New Albany Symphony Chorus, led by Michael Martin, guest soloists Chelsea Melcher, Carolyn Redman, C. Andrew Blosser and Robert Kerr, and featured violinist Ariane Sletner.

General-admission (lawn) seating is $30 and $25 for seniors and students. Tables of eight near the stage are available for $400. Patrons may bring food and nonalcoholic beverages. Beer, wine and food also is to be sold on-site. ( newalbanysymphony.com )

Historical society to host festival, ice cream social for second year

The Delaware County Historical Society (DCHS) is to hold its second annual Stratford Festival and Ice Cream Social with a host of activities, displays and entertainment lined up from 1-5 p.m. Sunday at 2690 Stratford Road, Delaware. Yes, there will be ice cream, but that's not the only cool stuff! Tours are to be given of historic Stratford homes, the Meeker Barn and Meeker House, plus there are to be reenactors, live music, a magician and a kids' zone offering games, a make-and-take project and a replica archaeological dig for children ages 4-12.

Displays and demos feature Native American artifacts, Wildlife Center animals and more. Free ice cream or gelato cones from Riverside Dairy go to the first 100 visitors. Tickets are $10 for DCHS members, $15 for nonmembers, $8 for children 6-12 and $30 for a family (must live in the same household). Children 5 and younger are admitted for free. ( bit.ly/4bZe0CO )

'Hamilton' star Joshua Henry to team up with Columbus Symphony

The New Albany Community Foundation kicks off its summer shows at the Hinson Amphitheater, 170 E. Dublin Granville Road, New Albany, with Grammy Award-winning performer and recording artist Joshua Henry at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Henry will be accompanied by the Columbus Symphony Orchestra in its first-ever appearance at the amphitheater.

The Tony-nominated Broadway star is known for his portrayal of Aaron Burr in "Hamilton," as well as his leading roles in "Carousel," "The Scottsboro Boys" and "Violet." He also received positive reviews for his 2022 performance as Gaston in Disney's “Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration” live on ABC. General-admission (lawn) seating is $75. Prices for front tables range from $175-$1,500 and rear tables are $1,000. ( cbusarts.com )

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