

Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall
2009, English. Directed by Scot McFadyen & Sam Dunn.
Award-winning blues rock star, guitar hero and singer-songwriter Joe Bonamassa's new release, Joe Bonamassa Live From The Royal Albert Hall, a 2-DVD live set, just made it s debut at #6 on Billboard Magazine s Top Music DVD Chart and #10 on the Top Blues Album Chart. The film, released on October 6 by Bonamassa s record company J&R Adventures, captures the intensity and excitement of the May 2009 show that marked Bonamassa s headlining debut at arguably the most prestigious concert venue in the world. May 4, 2009 was a day 20 years in the making, says Bonamassa. I have never been so honored in my life. It was truly larger than the sum of its parts.
- Runtime
- 3h 50m
- Post-credits
- None listed
- Language
- English
- Rated
- NR
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Cast & crew
- Scot McFadyenDirector
- Sam DunnDirector
- Joe BonamassaLead Guitar, Vocals
- Eric ClaptonGuest Guitarist
- Paul JonesHarmonica
- Rick MelickKeyboard, Tambourine & Backing Vocals
- Carmine RojasBass Guitar
- Bogie BowlesDrums
- Anton FigDrums
- Lee ThornburgBrass Arrangements & Trumpet
- Sean FreemanSaxophone
- Michael FelthamTrombone
Details
- Released
- 6 October 2009
- Country
- United States of America
- Written by
- Joe Bonamassa
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Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall runs 230 minutes (3h 50m).
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Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall is rated NR in India. Check the rating guidance before watching with young children.
Which OTT platform is Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall on?
Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall isn’t on a subscription OTT platform in India, but you can rent it or buy it online. (Checked 13 November 2026.)
What movies are like Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall?
If you liked Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall, try Slipknot - Day of the Gusano, Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour, Led Zeppelin: Celebration Day.
Who directed Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall?
Joe Bonamassa: Live from the Royal Albert Hall (2009) was directed by Scot McFadyen and Sam Dunn and stars Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, Paul Jones.