Preview: Joanne Shaw Taylor at Newcastle Tyne Theatre

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#1 Blues Billboard artist Joanne Shaw Taylor brings live show to Newcastle

 

Joanne Shaw Taylor

Newcastle Tyne Theatre & Opera House

Thursday 1st December 2022

Tickets: Tickets are available directly from the theatre and online from EventimUK: https://tinyurl.com/TIXjoanneSHAWtaylor

Join #1 Billboard Blues Artist Joanne Shaw Taylor and her amazing band as they perform songs from her highly acclaimed new release, “The Blues Album”, along with fan favourites from the past at Newcastle’s Tyne Theatre and Opera House on Thursday 1st December 2022.

“The Blues Album” is Joanne Shaw Taylor’s eighth album and is a collection of blues and soul covers, produced by Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith. Shaw Taylor is a critically acclaimed guitarist and singer-songwriter, evidenced in this new collection of pieces, building on her work from the past two decades.

Taylor has become one of the hottest live acts on the modern Blues scene, and soon you’ll see why. You don’t want to miss Blues Rock Phenom, Joanne Shaw Taylor in this unforgettable night of soul and blues music!

Theatre Director Joanne Johnson says: “We can’t wait to add Joanne Shaw Taylor to our list of big musical names who have played at the Tyne Theatre and Opera House. She’s an incredible guitarist and singer-songwriter and we can’t wait to host her wonderful talents in our beautiful venue.”

To check out more recently announced shows, head over the Tyne Theatre & Opera House website: https://www.tynetheatreandoperahouse.uk/whats-on/ 

Tickets: Tickets are available directly from the theatre and online from EventimUK: https://tinyurl.com/TIXjoanneSHAWtaylor



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