Hurricane Bonnie

A delightful live tropical music show that is lively, upbeat and irresistibly danceable.

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"A smooth and sultry blend of island and world music!"
-Mark Schantz, Sun Coast News
Singer, polymusician, engineer, producer, composer and internationally accredited recording artist Bonnie Bowers has traveled the world sharing her love of music as a headliner, session player and producer.

Solo or with a band, Bonnie's rhythms are found irresistible to many cultures and many ages. She plays originals at the festivals and covers at your party!

Bonnie has worked with; Willie Nelson, James MC Whinney of Big Mountain, Junior Marvin and The Wailers Band, Steel Pulse, Prestiss McNeil of the Drifters, The Classics Four, Teddy Riley, Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, Dave Stewart, Diana King, Milica Paranosic, Benny Landa, Caesar Pink and The Imperial Orgy, Clayton Bruce Ost, Steve Holley, Larry Mitchell, Paul Pesco, Richie Cannata, Dean Johnson, Bobby Nathan, D.L. Byron, Michael Powers, Magic D and has shared the bill with such artists as; The Band, Bo Diddley, Burning Spear, Big Mountain, Moby, The Guess Who, Leon Russell, Buddy Miles, Andy Summers from The Police and more.

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Her 'world' music CD “The Best Of All Possible Worlds” on Gekko Rekkords (USA), contains original music and a Grateful Dead cover (read more). It was the first recording of it's kind to contain "surround sound" mixing and be a large system equalizing tool. The recording brought much attention in the West Indies, US and abroad ushering a release of the single "I Don't Care" through Sonic Sounds (Kingston, JA). Jamaica’s XNews credited the writing to resemble the work of the late Bob Marley.

Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, she started early as a violin and voice soloist and at ten years of age, went on to professional recording, touring and television appearances performing large choral and dance productions. She had performed for presidents, popes, royalty and more in the children's chorus, and was required to act as an international ambassador of good will all before the age of 17.

She studied dance with the Ohio Ballet while working as a choreographer, actress and singer. After moving to New York City, Bonnie studied audio recording as well as bass and guitar while working as an acrobat, background vocalist, live audio engineer and production manager.