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Bonnie Raitt Adds 2022 Tour Dates: Ticket Presale Code & On-Sale Info

by Francesco Marano

Published may 12, 2022.

Legendary singer-songwriter-guitarist Bonnie Raitt has added 2022 tour dates to her schedule, in conjunction with her recently released album, J ust Like That... .

Bonnie now has 65+ concerts coming up in 2022. Later this month, she begins a tour with Lucinda Williams from May through June and with Mavis Staples from July into September. She also has one show with Chris Smither and another without an opening act on the bill. The newly announced shows are set in October and November with Marc Cohn.

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For the new shows, the general public on-sale begins as early as May 13. Presales are currently underway for Spotify and local venues / radio. Tickets for her previously announced dates are now on sale. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change. Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

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Bonnie Raitt Announces Fall Tour

by Emily Maxwell August 15, 2013, 4:42 pm 2 Comments

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Bonnie Raitt will get back on the road this fall for the second North American leg of her ‘Slipstream’ World Tour. She’ll be joined by openers Marc Cohn, Mavis Staples, and Paul Brady.

The tour began in April 2012 with 40 North American dates and several shows in Europe, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.

Raitt’s album Slipstream was awarded the GRAMMY for Best Americana Album in February. It is the singer’s 10th Grammy award.

Bonnie Raitt Fall 2013 Tour Dates:

August 22 – Costa Mesa, CA — Pacific Amphitheatre (w/ Keb’ Mo’)

October 3 – Paso Robles, CA – Vina Robles Amphitheatre *

October 6 – Saratoga, CA – Mountain Winery (SOLD OUT)

October 9 – San Rafael, CA – Marin Center (SOLD OUT)

October 10 – Chico, CA – Laxson Auditorium (SOLD OUT)

October 12 – Portland, OR – Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall *

October 13 – Seattle, WA – Benaroya Symphony Hall *

October 16 – Colorado Springs, CO – Pikes Peak Center *

October 17 – Denver, CO – Bellco Theatre *

October 18 – Kansas City, MO – Midland Theatre *

October 20 – Rosemont, IL – Rosemont Theatre

October 21 – Cedar Falls, IA – Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center +

October 23 – Minneapolis, MN – Convention Center Theatre +

November 9 – Cincinnati, OH – Taft Theatre *

November 12 – Wallingford, CT – Toyota Oakdale Theatre +

November 14 – Montreal, QC – Theatre St-Denis 1 *

November 17 – Boston, MA – Orpheum Theatre *

November 19 – Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre *

November 20 – Westbury, NY – Theatre at Westbury *

November 22 – Newark, NJ – NJPAC-Prudential Center *

November 23 – Atlantic City, NJ – Caesars AC *

November 26 – Wilmington, DE – The Grand Opera House %

November 27 – Greensboro, NC – War Memorial %

November 29 – Jacksonville, FL – Florida Theatre %

December 2 — Naples, FL – Artis-Naples %

December 3 – Clearwater, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall %

December 7 – New Orleans, LA – Saenger Theatre %

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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bonnie Raitt will perform with special guest Marc Cohn.

Saturday, November 12, 2022 | 7:30 - 10:30 p.m.

Past the Lighthouse going south, on the left. 1340C A1A South St. Augustine, FL 32080

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On Saturday, November 12, 2022, at 7:30 p.m., Bonnie Raitt takes the stage at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Rolling Stone named the Grammy award-winning singer and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer as one of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time." Raitt's musical career spans more than 45 years.

Joining Raitt is special guest, singer/songwriter Marc Cohn, composer of "Walking in Memphis" and other hits.

Admission:  Ticket prices range from $47.00 to $122.00 and tickets can be purchased on-line or at the Amphitheater Box Office on Anastasia Island, which is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursdays and Fridays, and from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturdays.

When: Saturday, November 12, 2022. Gates open at 6:30 p.m., and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.

Where: The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located at 1340C A1A South in St. Augustine, FL 32080.

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Parking Information : The St. Augustine Amphitheatre is located on Anastasia Island next to Anastasia State Park. Limited paid parking is available in the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Main Lot, but only with advance purchase of a Premium Parking ticket. Free satellite parking areas are located within one mile of the Amphitheatre, at R.B. Hunt Elementary and at Anastasia State Park (see map below).

Shuttle Information : The St. Augustine Amphitheatre shuttle system begins its run 45 minutes prior to show time. The shuttle will pick up event patrons at four designated shuttle stops: the R.B. Hunt Elementary School Soccer Field, the west entrance of the Anastasia State Park Main Parking Lot, the Loop at the Anastasia State Park, and the entrance of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. To see the full shuttle route, please see the map below.

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Bonnie Raitt will make you feel the love through her timeless music this Friday, November 11, at the Johnny Mercer Theatre. The 72-year-old singer-songwriter will return to the live stage with "Just Like That …", her national tour that runs from April to November this year. Grab your tickets for her Savannah, Georgia stop and prepare to be enthralled by Raitt's lush and buttery voice that ages like fine wine. Prepare to sing along to her classic hits such as "I Can't Make You Love Me," "Have a Heart," "Something to Talk About," and "The Thing Called Love," among many others. With her special guest Marc Cohn, Raitt will also entertain Georgia fans with her new songs from her most recent album, "Just Like That …" Don't miss this chance to see this iconic singer perform. Grab your tickets now!

Being on the roster of Rolling Stone's list of the "100 Greatest Singers and Guitarists of All Time," Bonnie Raitt is a household name that needs no introduction. Although Raitt has enjoyed a commercially successful career over the years, it wasn't an overnight success for the singer. Her first few albums in the 70s were all critically acclaimed, but it was only in the late 1980s that she became an international sensation. The albums "Nick of Time," "Luck of the Draw," and "Longing in Their Hearts" solidified her place among the greats in the industry. All albums sold millions worldwide and gave the world countless hits such as "Something to Talk About," "Love Sneakin' Up On You," and the ballad "I Can't Make You Love Me."

She remained relevant over the years by being active in the touring circuit, selling out arenas, stadiums, and amphitheaters. She continued to release albums in the 2000s and 2010s and had won several awards in the process. Raitt has 12 Grammy trophies under her name, including the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. She was also inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. She has sold over 17 million records to date, and that figure will surely go up as she releases her newest album, "Just Like That …." The album has already captured the attention of fans and critics alike while it scores on sales charts, radio airplay, and DSP playlists nationwide. This year, the 72-year-old singer-songwriter will be embarking on a tour to promote the said album.

"I'm so excited to reunite with one of my favorite, soulful artists and dear friends, Marc Cohn for our fall tour of the Southwest and Southern states," says Raitt. The feeling is mutual as Cohn shares, "I'm thrilled and honored to be Bonnie's special guest for a slew of shows this Fall. I've been fortunate to have toured with Bonnie in the past."

Cohn is a Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter and musician who is best known for the song "Walking in Memphis" from his eponymous 1991 album. Join these two amazing artists as they stop at Savannah, Georgia, for a memorable concert at Johnny Mercer this November 11. Tickets are now available. Click on the "Get Tickets" link to grab yours.

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BONNIE RAITT: JUST LIKE THAT... TOUR

FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2024 | 7:30PM

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Bonnie Raitt  is a singer, songwriter and guitarist whose unique style blends blues, R&B, rock, and pop. After 20 years as a cult favorite, she broke through to the top in the early ’90s with her GRAMMY-award winning albums, 'Nick of Time' and 'Luck of the Draw,' which featured hits "Something To Talk About" and "I Can't Make You Love Me" among others. The thirteen-time Grammy winner was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2000 and Rolling Stone named the slide guitar ace #54 on their recently updated list of the “250 Greatest Guitarists of All Time” and one of the "100 Greatest Singers of All Time.” 

Raitt’s widely-acclaimed 2012 independent release 'Slipstream' sold over a quarter-million copies, making it one of the top selling independent albums, and earned Raitt her 10th Grammy Award (Best Americana Album). In 2016, Raitt released her highly-anticipated 20th album, 'Dig In Deep' (Redwing Records.) On tour for much of 2017-2019, Raitt and her band performed overseas in Australia, New Zealand as well as Canada before spending the summers touring as support for James Taylor in stadiums and arenas across the U.S., United Kingdom and Europe.

As known for her lifelong commitment to social activism as she is for her music, Raitt has long been involved with the environmental movement, performing concerts around oil, nuclear power, mining, water and forest protection since the mid ’70's.  She was a founding member of MUSE (Musicians United for Safe Energy) which produced the historic concerts, album and movie NO NUKES and continues to work on safe energy issues in addition to environmental protection, social justice and human rights, as well as creator’s rights and music education.

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Bonnie Raitt is a blues singer, songwriter and guitarist hailing from Burbank, California, United States who was born on the 8th of November 1949. She has released 16 albums since her debut in 1971 and has become one of the most critically acclaimed blues artists of all time.

Bonnie Raitt could well be the last major artist discovered in the New York folk scene, despite the fact that she’s a California girl born and raised. However, since her father was a succesful Broadway star, I suppose it was only a matter of time before his offspring went back to perform there. The young Raitt picked up the guitar at an early age, when she was given a Stella guitar for her 8th birthday to be precise. However, it wasn’t until she moved to the East Coast to attend Radcliffe College that she started performing, inspired as she was by her friendship with Dick Waterman, an old school bluesman, and a semester spend with him and some musician friends in Philadelphia.

I bring up the New York folk scene not because she was a singer songwriter plying her trade in the big apple, but because her first break was being spotted by a Newsweek journalist performing in the legendary Gaslight Café. This was in 1970, the year before the café closed, and very soon afterwards she was being courted by a number of record labels. She chose to go with Warner Bros., who released her debut album “Bonnie Raitt” in the winter of 1971. At the time there were very few women getting recognition for their guitar skills, but Raitt was far more than a novelty, and became critically acclaimed for her abilities as a guitarist, singer and interpreter.

However, critical acclaim doesn’t pay the bills, and though her first three records were raved about critically they weren’t selling anywhere near as much as they should have. By 1974 she was trying to experiment with a more mainstream sound at the time with her album “Streetlights” and its follow up “Home Plate”. Unfortunately that led to her losing the critical notices that she’d gotten early in her career, even a 1975 cover feature in Rolling Stone magazine couldn’t reverse her fortunes. Things were not looking good, but fortunately her 1977 “Sweet Forgiveness” saw her score her first true hit with a cover of Del Shannon’s “Runaway”.

The critics might not have been enamoured, but it revitalised her commercial fortunes, and led to a major bidding war between Columbia and Warner Bros. for her record deal. The WB won out but her luck was to end there, and neither of her follow-up albums sold anywhere near as much as her label hoped. In 1983, Raitt was finally dropped from her label, while in the midst of mounting drug and alcohol abuse problems. It’s a massive testament to her self-belief and strength that she was able to find a way out of a hole that many others would lose themselves in, and by 1987 she was clean and sober.

It still didn’t solve her commercial issues though, and after the failure of 1986’s “Nine Lives”, she was out of a contract with Warner Bros. However, in one of the most heartening comebacks in rock history, 1989 saw the release of “Nick Of Time”, an album that swept the board at the 1990 Grammy awards and topped the charts very soon afterwards. The 1990’s were uniformly kind to Raitt, with its follow up “Luck Of The Draw” selling bucket loads and netting Raitt another fistful of Grammys. 1994’s “Longing In Their Hearts” did the same. Two decades after her career began, she was the success she should have been ever since the mid-seventies.

Ever since then, she’s continued to be as succesful as they come, hailed for her guitar skills, her primal holler and her unrivalled way with a lyric. Her story continues to be one of the most inspiring ones around, and in concert, anyone can see just how utterly deserving she is of her success, no matter how late it might have come. Highly recommended.

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Omigod, what a concert!! Right from the beginning, it was fantastic. The feeling in the room was electric - I am a musician in Vancouver and lots of my peers were there so it was a crowd that was ready and super appreciative before it even got going. Royal Wood came on right at 8 on the dot - punctuality is a lovely thing. He and his trio were stellar. I had heard of him but wasn't familiar with his music or live show. Well, he is a class act. Great songwriting, great storyteller, funny, respectful of Bonnie and his audience - he and his bassist and guitarist were great. He was very sad that it was the last show of the tour which added a bittersweet tone to his already kinda sad songs.

Then it was the queen herself. This is my fourth time seeing Bonnie Raitt and she never disappoints. As always, her band was in fine form - a nice addition this time was Mike Finnigan on keys (wow!) - and they played songs from the new album and lots of the old stuff. She has so much material but managed to choose exactly what everyone wanted to hear and then played it with aplomb. Her banter was quite sad this time because of her comments about the political situation in the US right now. We all felt VERY lucky to be Canadian and she complimented us many times on our hospitality and ability to coexist across cultures with maturity and peace. She played my two favourite songs: Angel From Montgomery and I Can't Make You Love Me (which brought me to tears AGAIN!) as well as David Byrne's Burnin' Down The House, many of her own songs, the blistering INXS tune off her new album and lots more going from heartbreakingly sad to foot-stompin' barn burner. She was incredible. And this is the first time I've seen her play so many instruments! A VERY good show all around. We have a treasure in Bonnie Raitt and I hope she continues to thrill us with her music for many years to come.

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i usually hate when I go to a rock & roll show & the band plays something off the new album but I must say even tho she only did one off new album I loved it, I was very disappointed in bonnie for not allowing photos at show, she turned away a fan who had an album from 73 she wanted signed even before and after the show she refused photos, , this is 2016 and people like to take one photo , bt to have fans thrown out of the show ( 3 rows in front of me ) I was appalled, tickets are not cheap ,to me it was petty i enjoyed her show i left halfway thru tho , because i just had a bad feeling in my gut after seeing her turn away from that autograph from an old fan only 1 fan it wasnt like there were 100s ,its summertime on cape cod its a party relaxed atmosphere , bonnie also had to insist on thanking the Kennedys for there work with helping Cape Wind, eveyone around me laughed at her, because on Cape Cod we all know the Kennedys are for saving our sound and dead set against any cape wind farm, my favorite of the night was angel from montgomery ,her voice is beautiful and I did love the fact she knows how blessed she is as a woman to be where she is today, but then turn down an elderly womans request for her autograph , was it talk or is she real ?

My Songkick gigography says I have seen BR seven times but its more like 21 times because the date rosters don’t go back or include all the shows I have seen…..! The first time I saw BR at a small college … ‘member the bleachers that folded into a stage?…we sat on the floor. I have been an avid fan ever since.

Besides being one of the best pickers/slide guitarists and blues players around, BR has recorded some of the most soul touching, insightful lyrics out there. Sometimes they are her words, sometimes the lyrics of others, always fully owned by her delivery.

Her voice has been described as simultaneously honey and pebbles – I can’t really improve that imagery. I remember the feeling I had when I saw her win her first (sweep of 4) at the 90s Grammys. I knew I would be sharing a secret that had become almost a daily part of my life – happy for her, worried that she would go mainstream….Nah…stayed true both to her long-term fans and more importantly, to herself. Always engaged with the audience, and plays every show like it’s the last night of the tour! She loves it…”the road” is her middle name!

At the age of 65, Bonnie Raitt is one of the most achingly cool pensioners in the entire world. The Californian blues rock musician has been working the circuit for over four decades and it is clear that music and performance is this lady's ultimate passion. The 10 time multiple Grammy award winner appears invigorated when stepping onto to stage and there is no denying she continues to throw herself into every single performance.

She struts from side to side of stage for the entirety of her ninety minute show and thrashes out delicious instrumentals on a large variety of guitars. The new tracks including 'Used to Rule the World' sound fresh and considered, sitting up against classic material such as 'Come To Me' and 'I Can't Make You Love Me'. Bonnie's recognisable vocal is as powerful and solid as ever, she puts her own spin on a number of covers including a raucous rendition of 'Million Miles' by Bob Dylan. The accompanying musicians help Raitt to recreate the very best selections of her albums and the audience applaud her boisterously following the show's conclusion.

No question one of the best concerts I've seen. We were at the June 19 show in Vancouver and sitting a mere three rows in front of the stage. Loved how Ms Raitt introduced The show with "Need you Tonight" showcasing her amazing talent and stellar backup musicians. She also managed to treat us to some of our favourites "Angel from Montgomery", "I can't make you love me" and " Something to Talk About" penned by our own fabulous Shirley Eikhard!

She just keeps getting better - her voice has that fine range with a tinge of gravel. Her slide guitar style is perfection. No slowing down for her! Loved, loved the BB King tribute by keyboardist Mike Finnegan.

The thing about Bonnie is she is fully engaged with her audience with no pretensions or unnecessary flash. I believe she truly loves to perform and the emotion she portrays on stage is very real.

Royal Wood for a warmup act was the perfect choice. He and his group performed a fantastic array of his tunes showcasing his song writing ability and smooth vocals. I am a newly minted fan!

Bonnie Raitt was one of the last people on my Must See List so I was extremely excited when I saw that she would be performing in Chicago. Unfortunately, neither her performance or the venue lived up to my expectations. First, of all, while the Chicago Theatre is a beautiful venue, for some reason, the acoustics left something to be desired. Additionally, there were no cameras allowed, which was an extreme bummer. And finally, while Bonnie Raitt is a very good entertainer, she played very few songs from her best selling albums Nick of Time and Luck of the Draw. As a matter of fact, she didn't even do Nick of Time, which I was really looking forward to seeing live. Therefore, I was extremely disappointed and really did not feel that the show was worth the $100 price of admission that I paid for each ticket. That being said, I would see her again because she's a good performer. However, I'll be sure to see her at a different type of venue and I won't pay $100 for each ticket.

Anyone who hasn't seen Bonnie Raitt live has missed something rather special. She just seems to get better and better, and Thursday night for me was the best I have ever seen her.

Her style crosses a number of genres, but her voice adapts effortlessly. Bonnie has the voice of an angel, and has no peer on slide guitar.

Everything she sings is delivered with warm sincerity, and when she states that she feels honoured to still be able to come out and perform for us, you know she means it. Yet I feel that she is prepared to travel to Manchester makes us the ones who are honoured.

The highlight of the night had to be 'Angel from Montgomery'. You could have heard a pin drop as she sat at the front of the stage and delivered it with a depth of emotion seldom heard.

The rapport between Bonnie and her band is that of friends which is confirmed by the amount of years they have toured with her.

A true professional whom I just can't wait to see again.

Simply Amazing, The combination of Bonnie Raitt and James Taylor was so enjoyable! I smiled through out the entire concert. The music was incredible! The amphitheater was packed with folks from all ages as the talent from these artist reaches everyone's heart and soul. This was my first time seeing both artists and I was not disappointed in any way. I count myself as very fortunate to have been able to enjoy concerts from the greats like Paul McCartney, Elton John, Roger Hodgson, in the last few years. I now count Bonnie Raitt and James Taylor as one of these very special performers whose concerts are filled with something more than "just a song", these songs and performances were stories that reached into your heart as only a true artist can do. Thank you to Bonnie Raitt & James Taylor for such a great concert experience! I absolutely loved it!

Caught the Bonnie Raitt show at The Palace in Louisville, KY last night. This was my first time to The Palace and it did not disappoint! Visually it was stunning...and the acoustics were amazing. The California Honeydrops opened and were a pleasant surprise. Bonnie played several cuts from her new album "Dig In Deep" released in February. The band was tight and Bonnie's voice strong, smooth, and soulful. Of course her guitar playing was amazing. She rotated between her signature unpainted "Strat", a painted brown Strat and a Guild acoustic. She slightly changed the arrangements on some of her standards but her current versions of John Prine's "Angel From Montgomery" & Mike Reid's "I Can't Make You Love Me" tore me up! It was a great great show!

Bonnie Raitt always has the greatest rapport with Minnesota audiences, sharing sweet stories about her brother Paul and the TC Jammers, Willie Murphy, Maurice Jacox and the West Bank. She feels like an old friend.

Her voice was as clear and beautiful as ever and that woman plays the slide guitar like no other. When she sang Angel from Montgomery we were silent - no doubt some of us weeping. Last night was inspirational - it was uplifting and the night breeze combined with the presence of this kickass woman, her amazing musicians and music that could break your heart and make you fall in love, made it magical.

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Bonnie Raitt can’t be summed up easily. Some people might view her as a sassy blues singer, some as a no-nonsense social activist, and some as an observant balladeer who writes deeply serious songs such as “Nick of Time” (a 1990 Grammy winner about a woman wanting to get pregnant before it’s too late) and “Just Like That,” a stunning track about a heart transplant survivor that won a Grammy last year for song of the year .

It turns out, of course, that Raitt is all of the above and more. At this point in her life, she cannot be stereotyped.

“I don’t always just do blues or just do rock ‘n’ roll and up-tempo songs,” Raitt, 74, said in a recent phone interview ahead of her show at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway on June 15. “I think part of the reason I’ve lasted as long as I have … is pacing. It’s something I learned from watching my dad in those classic Rodgers and Hammerstein shows.”

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As the daughter of Broadway star John Raitt, who starred in “Carousel” and “Oklahoma!,” Raitt talked about how those shows were presented. “They knew how to build the pacing, and how to set a beautiful song or a sadder song in the perfect place in the show. And I have about four different songs like that, which I have to nestle in my set. If you do them too soon, or too late in the set, or bunch some together, then energetically it doesn’t work. You have to honor the flow — and that’s the way I feel about all the songs I’ve written. I’ve written some rockers and some funky soul songs and reggae songs, but there’s a half-dozen at least emotional ballads that I’ve also written over the years.”

She put two of the serious ones on her last album “Just Like That,” including the title track and “Down the Hall,” a poignant reference to a prison hospice. Both are based on true events and “both are story songs,” said Raitt. “I was really inspired this time to write about someone else’s story. And I was directly inspired by John Prine . We do his ‘Angel From Montgomery’ every night and we know what a master he was of that form. … When I found some topics to write about in ‘Down the Hall’ and ‘Just Like That,’ I was so glad to be able to channel those.”

Raitt also marvels at how “Just Like That” prompted a new look at organ donation after she won the Grammy. She discovered a “bureaucratic quagmire” about how difficult it was to find matches for those surgical procedures. She said, “One of the things I’m most proud of was that Jill Biden gave me that [Grammy] onstage. It might have had an impact, because a couple of months later, Joe Biden announced there was an overhaul of organ donations. So I’m heartened by the fact that it will be different.”

Lest people think she’s getting too serious these days, Raitt just recorded a song with Little Feat’s Sam Clayton, “Long Distance Call.” It’s a sensuous blues tune that finds Raitt singing “One of these days I’m going to show you just how nice a woman can be.” And she just sang on a track for the upcoming 50th-anniversary album by rootsy road warriors the Fabulous Thunderbirds.

Given Raitt’s adventurous attitude both in the studio and on tour, she needs a band that can follow her increasingly diverse and complex styles. She has now released 21 albums since dropping out of Radcliffe to sign with Warner Bros. in 1970. That’s a lot of ground to cover.

She is particularly pleased to have added Boston guitarist Duke Levine to her group in the last couple of years. “He’s legendary among musicians as a guitarist. And it is so cool that he has played with Peter Wolf. His range and his tone and his passion for many different styles is [wonderful]. He plays with so much soul and pace. And I had no idea he could sing. I love playing with him.

“There was a short list of guitar players who could cover the range of what I do, because it’s really a broad range between R&B and Stones-y rock and funk and reggae and African and pop and Richard Thompson songs. You really have to know how to play. And when I found out Duke could also sing, he became my first choice. … The whole stack of people who are singing in this band now is really adding a lot of soul to the vocals.”

Levine, for his part, is ecstatic to have joined her group. He has played with many Boston acts such as J. Geils, Peter Wolf and the Midnight Travelers, Dennis Brennan, Tim Gearan, and Chris Cote — and toured nationally with Mary Chapin Carpenter. “I’m very lucky now to play with Bonnie,” he said. “She has been very gracious and welcoming. This has been more awesome than I thought it would be. Bonnie is one of the best singers in the world. Her voice has taken on an extra dimension and depth.”

Any return by Raitt to New England summons memories of her early days in Cambridge, when she hung out with fellow musicians Peter Johnson, Reeve Little, Peter Bell, and “Spider” John Koerner. They partied in local clubs, and Koerner’s Monday night shows at Jack’s, on Massachusetts Avenue, were the focal point. (Learning of Koerner’s death last month, she posted a eulogy on her website. “It seems like I find myself writing eulogies every couple of weeks about a crucial person in my life who has passed away,” Raitt said, referencing the likes of Jimmy Buffett, Dr. John, Allen Toussaint, David Lindley, and David Crosby.)

She still loves returning to Cambridge from her home base in Los Angeles. “All these years since, I’ve tried to stay in Cambridge [when on tour] and ride my bike to Fresh Pond and along the Charles,” she said. “And all these decades later, I still enjoy going to Harvard Square.”

Remarkably, unlike some veteran artists, Raitt is still looking ahead in her career, not back. Asked about a bucket list of artists she might want to work with in the future, she said, “Oh my God, there are people whose voices I just adore and music that I love, like Habib Koité, from Mali; Paul Brady, from Ireland and one of my favorite singers ever; and my friend, Lizz Wright, who has a fantastic new album out called ‘Shadow.’ I’m hoping to sometime collaborate with her. And the list is too long. I love Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs. And I love so many R&B artists.”

Also, there’s Brandi Carlile. Raitt recently joined her at Carlile’s Mothership Weekend festival in Florida. “We sang ‘Angel From Montgomery.’ That was really fun. I’m sure we’ll be working together again. And I have a whole cadre of male and female and in-between artists that I love and hope I can record with.”

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Tour Archives (1992)

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1992 Japan, Australia and New Zealand Tour

3/09/92: Osaka, Japan: Kosei Nenkin Hall 3/10/92: Tokyo Japan: NKH Hall 3/12/92: Tokyo Japan: Sunplaza Hall

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3/16/12: Perth Australia: Concert Hall 3/17/92: Perth Australia: Concert Hall 3/21/92: Adelaide Australia: Entertainment Centre 3/23/92: Melbourne Australia: Concert Hall 3/24/92: Melbourne Australia: Concert Hall 3/26/92: Sydney Australia: State Theatre 3/27/92: Sydney Australia: State Theatre 3/28/92: Brisbane Australia: Entertainment Centre 3/31/92: Wellington New Zealand: Michael Fowler Centre 4/01/92:  Auckland New Zealand: Logan Campbell Centre

One-off Gigs and Benefits

4/21/92: Eureka, CA: Municipal Auditorium (Benefit for Eureka North Coast Environmental / Dan Hamburg for Congress with Holly Near) 4/22/92: Santa Rosa, CA: Luther Burbank Center (Dan Hamburg for Congress with Holly Near) 5/15/92: Boston, MA: Symphony Hall / Evening at the Pops with John Raitt

1992 Europe/UK Tour Dates

6/18/92: Paris France: Hippodrome (Bonnie opened for Eric Clapton) 6/19/92: Rotterdam Holland: Feijenoord Stadium (Bonnie opened for Eric Clapton) 6/21/92: Berlin Germany: Wulheide Fest 6/22/92: Hamburg Germany: Staadtpark 6/26/92: London England: Wembley Stadium (Bonnie opened for Eric Clapton) 6/27/92: London England: Wembley Stadium (Bonnie opened for Eric Clapton) 6/28/92: London England: Wembley Stadium (Bonnie opened for Eric Clapton)

1992 North American Tour Dates

8/16/92: Columbia, MD: Merriweather 8/22/92: Portland, ME: Cumberland County Civic Center 8/23/92: Stowe, VT: Stowe Mountain Arts Center 8/26/92: Wantaugh, NY: Jones Beach Theater 8/27/92: Wantaugh, NY: Jones Beach Theater 8/29/92: Hershey, PA: Hershey Park 8/30/92: Mansfield, MA: Great Woods Performing Arts Center 8/31/92: Mansfield, MA: Great Woods Performing Arts Center 9/2/92: Richmond, VA: Classic Amphitheater 9/4/92: Atlanta, GA: Coca-Cola Lakewood Amphitheater 9/5/92: Birmingham, AL: Oak Mountain Amphitheater 9/6/92: Memphis, TN: Mud Island Amphitheater 9/8/92: Dayton, OH: Nutter Center 9/9/92: Milwaukee, WI: Marcus Amphitheater 9/11/92: Ann Arbor, MI: Crisler Arena / University of Michigan 9/13/92: Englewood, CO: Fiddler’s Green Amphitheater

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9/15/92: Los Angeles, CA: Hollywood Bowl (Benefit for Carecen / El Rescate / Liberty Hill / Martin Luther King Foundation with Robert Cray Band) 9/19/92: Santa Barbara, CA: County Bowl (Bill Wallace for Supervisor with Jackson Browne) 9/20/92: Solvang, CA: The Flag is Up Farm (Bill Wallace for Supervisor with Jackson Browne, Jim Messina, Tom Bal, Kenny Sultan) 10/4/92: Napa, CA: Silverado Country Club (Hamburg for Congress with Jackson Browne) 10/10/92: Big Sur, CA: Esalen Institute (SEVA Foundation / Native American Projects with Joan Baez, Jackson Browne, Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina, Timbuk3 and Olotunji) 10/11/92: Mountain View, CA: Shoreline Amphitheater (International Indian Treaty Council with Don Henley, Ry Cooder and David Lindley) 10/12/92: San Francisco, CA: Civic Center Plaza (International Indian Treaty Council with Little Feat, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, John Trudell, Floyd Westerman) 10/17/92: Sedona, AZ: Hamilton Warren Amphitheater (Verde Valley School Scholarship Fundraiser with Jackson Brown, Shawn Colvin and John Trudell) 11/8/92: Honolulu, HI: Blaisdell Arena (Hurricane Iniki – Hawaii Hurricane Relief with CSN, Jimmy Buffett, Jackson Browne and Pahinui Brothers) 11/9/92: Honolulu, HI: Blaisdell Arena (Hurricane Iniki – Hawaii Hurricane Relief with CSN, Jimmy Buffett, Jackson Browne and Pahinui Brothers) 11/11/92: Lihue, Kauai Hawaii: Vinishi Football Stadium (Hurricane Iniki – Hawaii Hurricane Relief with CSN, Jimmy Buffett, Jackson Browne Titus Kinikama and the Kauai Boys)