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Joe Bonamassa says toxic guitar culture has gone too far: “It caused this guy to go into therapy”
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Joe Bonamassa recalls reaction to Nick Jonas’s 2016 performance at the AMC awards as an infamous example of toxic guitar culture.
Joe Bonamassa has a blunt message for the “armchair quarterbacks” and keyboard warriors who fuel toxic guitar culture online.
Bonamassa tells Guitar Interactive Magazine.
He points to one infamous example: Nick Jonas’ widely mocked performance with Kelsea Ballerini at the 2016 ACM Awards.
Recalling the performance, Jonas explained how quickly things unraveled.