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Upcoming Concerts for Buddy Guy
Buddy Guy currently has 6 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Wednesday, August 6, 2025 at Fox Tucson Theatre in Tucson, AZ, United States.
- Aug06Aug 06, 2025Fox Tucson TheatreTucson
- Aug08Aug 08, 2025Gila River Resorts & Casinos - Wild Horse PassChandler
- Aug10Aug 10, 2025Cerritos Center for the Performing ArtsCerritos
- Aug12Aug 12, 2025The Mountain WinerySaratoga
- Aug13Aug 13, 2025Luther Burbank Art & Garden CenterSanta Rosa
- Aug16Aug 16, 2025The Paramount TheatreSeattle
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![Watch Champagne And Reefer (feat. Lefty Dizz & Ian Stewart) [Live] music video by Muddy Waters, The Rolling Stones & Buddy Guy](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video126/v4/b7/5b/f7/b75bf7bb-0113-3c3b-c3dc-a59e2a2e38c2/23UM1IM29599.crop.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Champagne And Reefer (feat. Lefty Dizz & Ian Stewart) [Live] music video by Muddy Waters, The Rolling Stones & Buddy Guy")
![Watch Mannish Boy (feat. Buddy Guy, Junior Wells & Lefty Dizz) [Live] music video by Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video126/v4/c6/05/79/c605799e-238c-f955-838b-aa8b9120f802/23UM1IM29594.crop.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Mannish Boy (feat. Buddy Guy, Junior Wells & Lefty Dizz) [Live] music video by Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones")
![Watch Got My Mojo Workin' (feat. Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Lefty Dizz & Ian Stewart) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George "Mojo" Buford"](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video116/v4/f1/d7/3e/f1d73e85-31a5-3468-3116-57cf836694fd/23UM1IM29595.crop.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Got My Mojo Workin' (feat. Buddy Guy, Junior Wells, Lefty Dizz & Ian Stewart) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George \"Mojo\" Buford\"")
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![Watch Next Time You See Me (feat. Junior Wells, Lefty Dizz, Ian Stewart & Buddy Guy) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George "Mojo" Buford"](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video126/v4/1e/bd/c3/1ebdc303-3f8f-c2bd-6142-e11ebb6d222d/23UM1IM29596.crop.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch Next Time You See Me (feat. Junior Wells, Lefty Dizz, Ian Stewart & Buddy Guy) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George \"Mojo\" Buford\"")
![Watch One Eyed Woman (feat. Lefty Dizz, Ian Stewart & Buddy Guy) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George "Mojo" Buford"](/mkimage/image/thumb/Video126/v4/7a/9c/85/7a9c851d-000b-8178-8f0f-79c6a66445c6/23UM1IM29597.crop.jpg/575x575mv.webp "Watch One Eyed Woman (feat. Lefty Dizz, Ian Stewart & Buddy Guy) [Live] music video by The Rolling Stones, Earnest Johnson, Ray Allison & George \"Mojo\" Buford\"")
About Buddy Guy
Hometown
Lettsworth, LA, United States
Born
July 30, 1936
Genre
Blues
Keith Richards called him the godfather. Eric Clapton likened his impact to Elvis’. And Hendrix reportedly said that heaven was lying at his feet while listening to him play. But Buddy Guy tends to weigh himself a little more modestly: “Music makes people happy,” he said. “And that’s why I go on doing it.” The Louisiana-born guitarist got his footing as a session man with Chicago’s Chess Records. In the years to follow, he synthesized the traditions of Delta blues with a fierce, theatrically modern style, embracing volume and distortion before they were vernacular, sometimes playing with his teeth and feet and using an extra-long cable to wander through the crowd and onto the street, soloing the whole way. As beloved as he is as a player, Guy also serves as an ambassadorial figure, bridging the gap between his generation of collaborators—which includes B.B. King and Junior Wells—and later ones, working first with British blues acolytes like Jeff Beck and The Rolling Stones, then with artists like John Mayer. A sharp wit, Guy sums up his trajectory: “When I went to Chicago, I'll put it like this: I was looking for a dime and I found a quarter.”
Buddy Guy has also released music as a member of Mark Knopfler's Guitar Heroes and Buddy Guy and His Band.
Musical InfluencesBuddy Guy's musical influences include J.B. Lenoir, Albert King, Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup and more.
Influenced by Buddy GuyBuddy Guy has influenced the music of Jimmy Page, Noname, The Rolling Stones and more.
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