In March 2013, American blues-rock vocalist Beth Hart and guitarist Joe Bonamassa—at the peak of their tour supporting Seesaw (2013), their second collaborative project after Don't Explain (2011)—performed at Koninklijk Theater Carré in Amsterdam, a historic 1,700-seat venue opened in 1887 as a circus and a European music bastion. The 90-minute show, captured professionally for the release Live in Amsterdam (2014), embodied the tour climax, where Bonamassa's technical Gibson Les Paul solos merged with Hart's emotive vocals and funky riffs from the band to spark collective ecstasy before a sold-out crowd. Featuring tracks like "Them There Eyes", "Nutbush City Limits", "I'd Rather Go Blind", and "Something's Got a Hold on Me", this performance highlighted their role as a duo reviving classic blues, turning the Amsterdam theater into a realm of genuine unity.