Bonnie Raitt to open Great Woods

From: The Boston Globe | Date: April 26, 1995| Author: Jim Sullivan, Globe Staff | Copyright information

Bonnie Raitt will open up the 10th season at Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts on June 7, with openers Ruth Brown and Charles Brown. Tickets go on sale Monday at 10 a.m. The bulk of the Great Woods lineup will be announced May 9. Other upcoming concerts include English veterans the Stone Roses, embarking upon their long-awaited US debut, and playing Avalon May 21. In honor ...

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