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Eric Clapton & His Band: News From The Bank Atlantic Center

12 Mar 10

PHOTOS ADDED!! Eric Clapton played to a packed Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida on 11 March 2010. Like previous shows on the short U.S. Tour, it was broken into three sections: electric / acoustic / electric. One fan who checked in soon after the show with Where’s Eric! said, "[Eric kicked off] with a rousing version of ‘Going Down Slow’ but really hit his stride four songs in with ‘Old Love’ which has always been a real favorite of mine. I have to agree with many of the other reviewers who have commented on Eric’s playing as the only guitarist; he seems to step it up a notch when he doesn’t have Doyle or Andy in the wings. His solo on ‘Old Love’ just soared. The standing ovation at the conclusion of ‘I Shot The Sheriff’ was indication, not only of another outstanding solo, but also that Eric still knows how to please his fans."

Roger Daltrey opened. The tour ends Saturday 13 March, at the Amway Arena in Orlando.

CLICK HERE FOR ERIC CLAPTON’S 11 MARCH 2010 SET LIST, BAND LINEUP AND FAN REVIEWS

WERE YOU THERE? HAVE PHOTOS? If you were at the gig in Sunrise, or will be attending the final show of the U.S. Tour in Orlando, consider sending the setlist, your review and / or photos to info@whereseric.com. It doesn’t matter if it was your 1st Clapton concert or your 101st – everyone’s perspective is welcome! The Where’s Eric! Team is made up of a very small number of fan-volunteers. It is impossible for the staff to be at all shows on a tour. We invite our fellow fans to assist in building an accurate concert archive by submitting set lists and details from each tour stop. Even if you don’t have time to write a full-fledged review, feel free to participate by sending the complete set list or brief impressions. Did one song really stand out for you? Tell us why! Thousands of Eric’s fans from all over the world visit whereseric.com daily to check out what songs are played and read what other fans have to say about the shows. No aliases or anonymous submissions, please. Upon request, we will use your first name and surname initial only.