In February 2009, when Eric Clapton performed at the Budokan in Tokyo, he was in the midst of a prolific period in his career, having released his stu... Read Full Description >
In February 2009, when Eric Clapton performed at the Budokan in Tokyo, he was in the midst of a prolific period in his career, having released his studio album "Clapton" just a year earlier, in 2010. This album marked a return to his roots, featuring an array of blues influences and showcasing his guitar prowess, which resonated well with fans. The live concert at Budokan featured a combination of his classic hits, new material, and demonstrated Clapton's ongoing evolution as an artist. Notably, Clapton's concerts during this time were characterized by his distinctive style and virtuosic guitar work, further solidifying his legacy as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. The Budokan venue, known for its rich history and acoustic quality, provided a fitting backdrop for Clapton's expressive performance, continuing his long-standing relationship with the Japanese audience.