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Beth Hart To Play Intimate Concerts For Her Joe Bonamassa Collaboration Album
09/01/2011
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(Noble) Following the September 26th release of Beth Hart's "Don't Explain" album, a soul covers collaboration with guitarist Joe Bonamassa, she'll perform two intimate UK concerts in November.

The first date will be The Flowerpot, Derby on Monday 28th November, followed by London Dingwalls on Tuesday 29th November.

Produced by Kevin Shirley (John Hiatt, The Black Crowes, Black Country Communion), "Don't Explain" combines Hart's raspy and soulful vocals against Bonamassa's signature guitar sound.

The pair collaborate on a collection of hand-picked soul classics from the likes of Delaney & Bonnie, Billie Holiday, and Aretha Franklin.

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