1997
- Joe was 1 of the musicians on Jim White's album 'The mysterious tale of how I shouted Wrong-eyed Jesus!'.
1999
- Joe Henry played guitar on the 'Bob Dylan' Episode of Dharma and Greg.
You don't see a lot of him. The camera shoots over him, so you only see a head and shoulder. But it's a funny clip to see. (I think).
2002
- Joe was opening act for some Elvis Costello shows.
2003
- Joe was bandleader for an Elvis Costello celebration.
2007
- Performed during the 'I'm not there concert'. read more.
2009
- Joe played the song Blue Christmas with 'the section quartet'
2010
- Joe was a guest at an 'Over The Rhine concert' at the Taft Theatre on Dec. 18, 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Joe sat in during Calgary Folk Fest, at a workshop together with 'The Swell Season' and Robin Holcomb. They Covered 'Van Morrison's Cypress Avenue.
2012
- Joe was a guest on 'Woody Guthrie's Centenary Celebration, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre 16th Sept 2012.
- Performed backingvocals on 'My Murder, My Love' from 'The Coup'. A song from their album 'Sorry to bother you'.
2013
- Joe was 1 of the performing artists during a tribute show for Allen Toussaints 75th birthday.
- Joe was 1 of the performers during the Milk Carton Kids revue in Los Angeles. He played 'You can't fail me now', 'Michigan' and 'Rambin'Round'.
2014
Joe was 1 of the featured artists on a 'tribute to Phil Everly' evening. It was a pre-grammy concert at the troubadour on January 25, 2014.
Phil Everly (of the Everly brothers) died on January 3, 2014
Read more about it in the tennessean. , LA Observed
Joe Henry, first on his own and then backing Bonnie Raittt on his "You Can't Fail Me Now." Sigh.
Posted by Steve Hochman on Sunday, January 26, 2014
Rodney Crowell read a touching letter from Don Everly, too deep in mourning to be there this night, and then duetted with Joe Henry on the most movingly heartbreaking "Cathy's Clown" you could imagine.
Posted by Steve Hochman on Sunday, January 26, 2014
- Covered boxer by Paul Simon on a tribute night in March 2014
In an Australian interview Joe names this performances as 1 of his 3 highlights as a performing artist.
Lastly, I’ll offer that performing at Carnegie Hall in New York this past spring as part of a benefit concert celebrating the songs of Paul Simon was a highlight. I sang The Boxer in a stripped-down trio setting with Kenneth Pattengale (of The Milk Carton Kids) on second guitar and backing vocals, and my son Levon on clarinet; all of us crowded around a single microphone. Walking out onto that stage with my son –standing on boards previously occupied by the likes of Louis Armstrong, Lead Belly, Edith Piaf, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, Harry Belafonte, etc.– was quite an exceptional sensation.
- Joe was a guest on the 'Voices of a People's history' event. Together with Carl Restivo and Tom Morello he performed Woody Guthrie’s “This Land is Your Land”
2015
- Joe was a guest performer for cincinnati pop orchestra's event : 'American Originals'.
read more
Joe was a guest performer on Parks Van Dyke, last piano/solo performance. (together with Gaby Moreno, , Grizzly Bear's Edward Droste, New Zealand singer-songwriter Kimbra and jazz guitarist-composer Grant Geissman and others.)
Read more about this
2016
Guest at David Plenn concert at the Eclectic.
Guest at Anthony Wilson concert.
- Performed during the Americana Fest 2016 :
- freedom for the stallion, as tribute to Allen Toussaint.(award show)
- During a reading session of T Bone Burnett's Biography
2017
- Performed at the pre-grammy award show. It was a salute to Loretta Lynn. Read here.
- Sang 'young at heart' at the concert 'Levon Henry & Friends' at the Blue Whale in Los Angeles.
2018
- Sang 'keep us in song' during a Glen Hansard Concert.
2019
- Performed at the pre-grammy award show. It was a salute to John Prine. Read here.
- In Duet with Rodney Crowell, Joe performed 'Girl from the North Country'. At the end of the show he participated in an 'all-artist' sing along of 'I'll fly away'
- Performed together with David Plenn in South Pasadena. (1 of the songs was "on your way down" from Allen Toussaint.
2020
- Performed at the pre-grammy award show. It was a salute to Willie Nelson. Read here.
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