(Canceled) John Fogerty - My 50 Year Trip
Robert Randolph and the Family Band
A rock icon and a guitar god set the Bowl ablaze on a mid-summer night!
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(Canceled) John Fogerty - My 50 Year Trip
This event has been canceled. In response to the latest guidance of public health officials and in an effort to protect our artists, audiences, staff, and community from the spread of COVID-19, we are canceling the 2020 season at the Hollywood Bowl. This includes LA Phil-presented concerts scheduled from June 6 through September 26.
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It’s John Fogerty’s 50 Year Trip! The iconic singer-songwriter behind some of the most memorable songs ever recorded, including “Proud Mary,” “Fortunate Son,” and “Born on the Bayou,” is celebrating his momentous career. “My 50 Year Trip” will feature a collection of his legendary Creedence Clearwater Revival songs, including the set list from Fogerty’s transcendent performance at the 1969 Woodstock music festival in addition to other fan favorites.
Joining him is pedal steel guitar extraordinaire Robert Randolph. Backed by his Family Band, Randolph exploded into the public consciousness with gospel-infused blues rock, playing what he called “sacred steel music” powered by his extraordinary energy on the pedal steel, leading to a trio of Grammy® nominations. Hot off the heels of his new album Brighter Days, he’ll open a night of high-powered guitar showmanship.
