Following a year off the road, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones are quickly reclaiming their title as the band that offers the longest lead-time when announcing its tour itinerary. At present, the Flecktones have confirmed shows into the middle of September. The band, which will tour in support of its forthcoming Hidden Land release, will spend March in the south, then travel through the northeast and Midwest into May. From here the group has confirmed its participation in a few summer festivals before hitting the theaters again in September. This evening Bela and The Flecktones are at the Lazzara Theater in Jacksonville, FL.
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