Buddy Guy at Flagstar at Westbury Music Fair

Now 86, Buddy Guy is hanging up his touring boots, but fortunately not the blues. Being his last effort on the road, the trek will see him hit up venues around the world, including India, Brazil, Paris, the Czech Republic, and, of course, the States. Being the last tour he ever does, he is pulling out all the stops for this one.

Famed for taking the Chicago Blues to their peak, Guy has had a storied career. He has been performing for over half a century, doing so by making his own rules, so much so that he has influenced a generation of guitarists that include Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards, and so many more.

He was born on July 30, 1936, and raised in Lettworth, Louisiana. He first learned to play the guitar at a very young age. The guitar was a self-made two string diddley bow. Later on, he was given a Harmony acoustic guitar, which is now in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum.

His style is an eclectic mix of some of the most interesting blends of blues, rock and roll, and soul. His music is unfiltered with a raw edge that creates an amazing effect, and as a showman, he can often be found slashing his guitar within the audience. There is truly nothing else like attending his shows and watching him perform live.

Over the decades, he has created a bag full of hits, eminating from over 30 albums, which has resulted in eight GRAMMY awards and a Lifetime Achievement Award. Rolling Stone even ranked him 23 out of 100 in their "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time." Now you get to experience him in all of his glory on what will be a blues-a-thon of a tour.

From the Cotton Fields to performing at the White House, Guy has done and seen it all. Now this tour brings you his legacy! This is THE Historic event that you cannot afford to miss out on. So without further ado, be sure to grab your tickets right here on this site before the rest of the fans beat you to it.