Joe Bonamassa at St. Augustine Amphitheatre – March 13, 2027 Tickets & 2027 Spring Tour Info

Joe Bonamassa brings his 2027 US Spring Tour to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on Saturday, March 13, 2027.

Blues-rock guitar legend Joe Bonamassa closes out his multi-city spring run with a high-energy outdoor performance at one of Florida’s top amphitheaters. For Orlando and Central Florida fans, this is an easy day-trip or weekend getaway—St. Augustine sits roughly 90–120 minutes northeast via I-4 and I-95.

Event Details

• Date: Saturday, March 13, 2027
• Venue: St. Augustine Amphitheatre (The Amp), 1340C A1A South, St. Augustine, FL 32080
• Doors: 6:30 PM
• Showtime: 8:00 PM
• Ticket prices: $71.50 – $247.26 (as listed by the venue; secondary-market prices may vary)
• Pit: Seated
• Tickets: On sale now through AXS and the official venue site.

The show is part of Bonamassa’s 2027 US Spring Tour, which launches February 12 in Milwaukee and includes stops in Cleveland, Indianapolis, Louisville, Nashville (two nights at the Ryman), and several Southeast cities before wrapping in St. Augustine.

Who Is Joe Bonamassa?

Joe Bonamassa ranks among the most celebrated live guitarists of his generation. Guitar World has called him “the world’s biggest blues guitarist.” He has redefined modern blues-rock and holds a record 31 No. 1 Billboard Blues albums—more than any other artist.

Fans can expect a full evening of guitar-driven blues, rock, and soul. The setlist typically mixes new material with career-spanning favorites, backed by a tight band of veteran musicians. Bonamassa’s shows are known for technical brilliance, passionate vocals, and high energy that translates especially well in outdoor amphitheater settings.

About the St. Augustine Amphitheatre

Nicknamed “The Amp,” this outdoor venue is nestled on Anastasia Island amid the natural setting of Anastasia State Park, just a short drive from historic downtown St. Augustine and the beach. Capacity is approximately 4,000–4,700, offering an intimate feel with strong sightlines.

It regularly ranks among the top amphitheaters nationally for ticket sales and has hosted major acts across genres. The venue features concessions, merchandise, and a scenic atmosphere that enhances live music nights.

Tickets, Parking & Practical Tips for Orlando Visitors

Tickets remain available via the official AXS link on theamp.com and Joe Bonamassa’s site. Purchase early—popular blues and rock shows at The Amp often move quickly.

Parking options:

• Limited on-site Beaver Toyota Premium Parking (pre-purchase recommended via AXS or the box office; lot opens two hours before doors). No tailgating, alcohol, pets, or vending allowed.
• Free satellite parking + shuttle: Anastasia State Park (300 Anastasia State Park Road) and R.B. Hunt Elementary School Soccer Field (Red Cox Drive). Shuttles (courtesy of Old Town Trolley Tours) run from one hour before gates until one hour after the show ends. Both lots are within about one mile and security-patrolled.

Important: Do not park in surrounding residential neighborhoods—vehicles are ticketed and towed. ADA parking is first-come, first-served in the main lot (valid placard required).

From Orlando, the drive is straightforward: take I-4 east to I-95 north, then follow signs for St. Augustine Beach/A1A. Arrive early for parking and a relaxed pre-show experience. Pair the concert with dinner in downtown St. Augustine or a beach walk for a full Central Florida outing.

Why This Show Matters for Orlando-Area Music Fans

Live blues-rock performances of this caliber are relatively rare in the region. Bonamassa’s technical mastery and stage presence make the March 13 date a standout on the 2027 calendar. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering his catalog, the outdoor amphitheater setting on a spring evening promises an excellent experience.

For the latest ticket availability, seating charts, and any VIP or package updates, visit theamp.com/events/detail/joe-bonamassa-2027 or jbonamassa.com/tour-dates. Check the official sites closer to the date for weather contingencies or additional details, as outdoor shows can be affected by Florida’s spring conditions.

Don’t miss one of the premier blues-rock nights of 2027 just a short drive from Orlando. Get your tickets and plan the trip—St. Augustine and Joe Bonamassa are ready to deliver.