Bela Fleck & The Flecktones, who have announced that they will take time off the road in 2005, have confirmed their final shows for the near future. The tour picks up at the House of Blues in New Orleans on October and concludes on December 11 at Ohios Oberlin College. The group has indicated that it intend to record together next year while also focusing on individual projects.
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