Not wasting any time, Bela Fleck & the Flecktones have confirmed a number of fall dates on their 2003 itinerary. Following a lengthy U.S. summer tour, the quartet heads to Syracuse for a gig at the Landmark Theater in Syracuse, NY on October 8. The initial autumn calendar also includes stops in New Jersey, Washington DC, Pennsylvania and New York. The months ahead will feature several festival appearances, such as the Elvis Presley Festival on June 6, Bonnaroo on June 13 and the Toronto Star Blues Fest on July 26.
The complete schedule is available at www.flecktones.com.
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Bela Fleck & the Flecktones Release Initial Fall Dates
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