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you have to get on a meet and greet pass list. Very hard to do these days.
any of these 4 items:
1- win a radio/tv promotion that gives a meet'n'greet
2- buy an expensive Lithograph from the JB Store and you get on a list.
3-select CD/DVD packages (check JB store) can come with a pair of tickets and a meet'n'greet.
4-hardest of all.. JB Street Team meet and greet list.. read about that here: https://forum.jbonamassa.com/viewtopic.php?id=26665
5- [not recommended] stalk the back alley of the show, when Joe and the band have just finished almost 3 hours of a concert. .jump out from behind the truck and surprise them all, and bug Joe for an autograph

If you get on a meet and greet, Joe is a great guy for that.
he signed the back of the head stock of my Les Paul and I brought a blank truss rod cover and he initialed that [see my avatar picture]
if you bring a guitar ,, you'll certainly peak his interest as he likes guitars and wants the back story to go with it.
He'll use his own markers since he knows what doesn't run.

Sorry to say this, but I don't believe Joe is doing any meet and greets in Germany this Spring. He got sick repeatedly last fall when he was in Europe and the UK. Too many people coughing on him and shaking germ infested hands. Given that the weather will be cold and people are prone to being sick at this time of year I think they decided to play it safe and suspend M&G for that part of the tour.

I guess I was fortunate then to get a meet & greet pass when I bought the 2015 Epi Les Paul from the JB Store.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen any tour dates up here in Canada yet.

When I do go to a meet & greet, I want to bring a gift for Joe. Do other band members/staff also come along or just Joe?
Not meaning to hijack your thread Laurent, but I thought it was a related question.

I have a meet and greet pass from an Epi Les Paul purchase also, and I'm also waiting for the next round of tour dates to be released. I gave Joe a bottle of wine at a meet and greet in 2014. He was very humble and appreciative of the gift, and it really was my pleasure to give something back to Joe for all that he has given. It was the day before Thanksgiving, and he told me it would be on his Thanksgiving table with his family, and I couldn't have been happier.