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UPDATE 13 MAY 2009: VIDEO ADDED Tonight Eric and the band played their first show of the Ireland/UK 2009 (greatest hits...) tour at the O2 Arena in Dublin. The setlist contained a few surprises - Anything For Your Love, Not Dark Yet (Bob Dylan song) and Anytime For You (Big Maceo Merriweather - written by Dan Howell).

Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood Live At MSG - "Forever Man"...

A FANTASTIC SHOW!!! While Eric had a good night on Thursday, tonight was superb. The standout track was "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" during which Eric laid down one of the most spectacular solos in memory (no pun intended). Eric was much more comfortable throughout and even "Dreams" was first-rate...

UPDATED 20 MARCH 2009: VIDEOS ADDED! Review by Terry Eicheimer: In an historic reunion at the Beacon Theater, Eric Clapton joined the Allman Brothers Band for a spirited performance (most of the second set). Though a bit tentative during the first numbers, Eric nonetheless played an inventive solo during the Allman Brothers' epic, Dreams. Derek & the Dominos classics Little Wing and Why Does Love Got to Be So Sad were highlights of the set in terms of Eric's playing. Susan Tedeschi joined the band for a welcome surpise: Anyday.

Eric Clapton will join the Allman Brothers at the Beacon Theatre on the 19th and 20th of March 2009! We can now confirm that EC will join the Allman Brothers at the Beacon! Last month, when he was doing shows in Japan, Eric revealed to one of our readers that...

Updated 9 March 2009: Video "Driftin' " After a few days break, Eric Clapton’s 2009 Tour picked back up with a sold out concert at The Vector Arena in Auckland, New Zealand today. The New Zealand/Australia Leg, consisting of 4 dates, ends on the 10th of March in Melbourne.

UPDATED 26 FEBRUARY 2009: VIDEOS ADDED

Updated 24 February 2009 with videos! The show consisted of 3 parts: Jeff Beck played first, then Eric played his set and finally Jeff Beck joined Eric. The whole show lasted about 2.5 hours - both Jeff and Eric played for about 1 hour and together they played for about 30 minutes.

It was rumoured some time ago (see Eric Clapton and Allman Brothers Band at the Beacon Theatre 2009 ), but now these rumors are getting more serious: Eric Clapton is supposed to join the Allman Brothers at the Beacon on Thursday 19 March AND Friday 20 March! (Updated 4 March...

Eric Clapton was interviewed by Johnnie Walker last Tuesday (3 June 2008). Johnnie asked him some questions about the current tour. Though for Eric the main subject of the interview was the weather, he also talked about the current band (on the previous band: Sometimes I hardly ever got a...

Photo Credits: © EasyNow - UPDATED 29 MAY 2008: VIDEO "ROCKIN' CHAIR" ADDED Review from the photographer: The concert was alright, but still not as good as Tampa was in my opinion. The opening was interesting, because Eric played slide on Motherless Children and then continued playing slide throughout the intro to Key to the Highway. Doyle is playing very well, but Eric is leaning on him to play more of the parts that Eric had been doing, himself, in the past. Sometimes Eric was inspired, but more often than not he seemed to be in cruise control mode. Some good playing by Eric on the interesting songs, but nothing really spectacular except, surprisingly, on Drifting.

If you attended this private show, please send us your review and/or setlist! See videos of the concert on the next page.

With Eric Clapton’s up coming concerts at Hard Rock Calling and Harewood House, Planet Rock – the UK’s classic rock station is featuring a number of on-air and online specials on this legendary guitarist. As part of Eric Clapton month, Planet Rock presents an exclusive interview with Eric Clapton....

This week's featured concert on Wolfgang's Vault is Derek and the Dominos at the Fillmore East New York, NY (24 October 1970).

The program premieres on Wednesday, November 28, 2007 (check local listings); watch for the launch of the Web companion on Wednesday, November 21, 2007.

Via the link below you can watch 9 videos with Eric Clapton talking about the following topics: - Going Into The Unknown - Concert For Bangladesh - Songs Expression Emotions - Bob Marley And Robert Johnson - Writing About Sobriety - Being A Purist Early On - The Future -...

A multi-hour radio special in cooperation with the release of Eric Clapton’s much anticipated autobiography Clapton. Featuring exclusive rare interviews and newly re-mastered music spanning his entire career. You can give it a listen at Classic Rock Central.

Second of a two-part interview. In 1977, Eric Clapton released a version of the J.J. Cale song "Cocaine." At the time, Clapton was consuming copious amounts of cocaine — and alcohol — and had only recently kicked a heroin habit. Now 62, the legendary guitarist looks back and wonders how he survived his decades of drug and alcohol addiction. Sober for 20 years, Clapton is the father of three young daughters, ages 6, 4 and 2.

Listen online to the first in a two-part interview on NPR Radio: All Things Considered, October 17, 2007 · Eric Clapton has been reinventing himself musically for more than 40 years. But the strong pulse of the blues has powered his guitar playing since the beginning: from the Yardbirds when he was 18, through his stints with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers, Cream, and Derek and the Dominoes, to today. Now 62, the legendary guitarist is the author of a new autobiography, Clapton. In the first of a two-part interview, Clapton talks to Melissa Block about his musical influences as a young man.