Eric Clapton News
Carl Radle And Leon Russell Inducted Into Oklahoma Music Hall Of Fame
Carl Radle, who played bass with Eric Clapton throughout the seventies, was inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame...
EC’s World Tour Stops In Georgia
On 14 October 2006, Eric Clapton and his band continued their trek around the world with a concert at Duluth's...
Online Premiere of Clapton’s & Cale’s “The Road To Escondido”
Eric Clapton and J.J. Cale will release their new album, "The Road To Escondido" on 7 November 2006. Starting 16...
Clapton In Charlottesville: Show Report
College and University concerts in the United States were the norm for Eric Clapton when he was in Cream and Derek and the Dominos. Back then, school venues tended towards small, intimate theaters. On 12 October 2006, Eric played a university gig for the first time in decades. Much has changed. The University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena was far from intimate, seating 16,000.
Clapton Concert Details: Washington D.C.
On 10 October, Eric Clapton's 2006/2007 World Tour stopped at the Verizon Center (formerly the MCI Center), in Washington D.C....
Clapton & Co. Rock Philadelphia!
On 9 October 2006, Eric Clapton and his band performed a two-hour set at Philadelphia's Wachovia Center. Helped by a...
Clapton’s Official eBay Store Supports Crossroads Centre Antigua
Eric Clapton Sales is an officially sanctioned eBay Store where all proceeds from items sold benefit the Crossroads Centre at...
Eric Clapton: Mohegan Sun Night Two
In the second concert at Mohegan Sun on 7 October 2006, Eric Clapton and his band presented 17 songs inside...
Eric Clapton: Mohegan Sun Night One
Eric Clapton and his band continued the trend of multiple concerts in cities throughout the northeastern United States. The first...
“The Passing Show: The Life & Music Of Ronnie Lane” Coming To DVD
On 31 October, Eagle Rock Entertainment will release the documentary film "The Passing Show: The Life & Music of Ronnie Lane" on DVD on 7 November 2006. The film tells the story of his rise to fame with the Small Faces and later the Faces, his experiments with a rural life and the touring musical circus that he dubbed The Passing Show.