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Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 380 reviews

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La explosiva fusión de jazz y bluegrass de Béla Fleck and the Flecktones,  sonará el próximo mes de noviembre en cuatro ciudades de la República Mexicana. El revolucionario cuarteto conformado por Béla Fleck, considerado el mejor banjoista sobre la tierra; Victor Wooten el bajista más celebrado de todos los tiempos, y los virtuosos Futureman (percusiones, drumitar) y Jeff Coffin (saxofón, flauta), presentará su más reciente producción Jingle All the Way.

Setlists

    1. 1.Frontiers
    2. 2.Blu-Bop
    3. 3.Big Country
    4. 4.Life in Eleven (with Howard solo intro)
    5. 5.Rhapsody in Blue(grass) (Béla Fleck cover) (with Bela solo intro, >)
    6. 6.Sunset Road
    7. 7.Sweet Pomegranates (with Futureman solo intro)
    8. 8.The Sinister Minister
    1. 1.Gravity Lane
    2. 2.Nemo's Dream
    3. 3.Sex in a Pan
    4. 4.Blu-Bop
    5. 5.True North
    6. 6.Scuttlebutt
    7. 7.Throwdown at the Hoedown
    8. 8.Life in Eleven
    9. 9.Sweet Pomegranates
    10. 10.Sunset Road
    11. 11.
    12. 12.The Sinister Minister
  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Gravity Lane
    2. 2.Nemo's Dream
    3. 3.Sex in a Pan
    4. 4.Blu-Bop
    5. 5.Lover's Leap
    6. 6.Monkey See
    7. 7.Throw Down Your Heart (Béla Fleck cover)
    8. 8.Life in Eleven
  2. Set 2:

    1. 9.Flipper
    2. 10.Scuttlebutt
    3. 11.Mars Needs Women
    4. 12.Flying Saucer Dudes
    5. 13.True North
    6. 14.Sunset Road
    7. 15.Sweet Pomegranates
    8. 16.The Sinister Minister
  3. Encore

    1. 17.Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
    2. 18.Tell It to the Gov'nor
  1. Set One

    1. 1.Gravity Lane
    2. 2.Nemo's Dream
    3. 3.Sex in a Pan
    4. 4.Blu-Bop
    5. 5.Lover's Leap
    6. 6.Monkey See
    7. 7.Throw Down Your Heart (Béla Fleck cover)
    8. 8.Howard Solo
    9. 9.Life in Eleven
  2. Set Two

    1. 10.Flipper
    2. 11.Scuttlebutt
    3. 12.Mars Needs Women
    4. 13.Flying Saucer Dudes
    5. 14.True North
    6. 15.Béla Solo (with Rhapsody in Blue tag)
    7. 16.Sunset Road
    8. 17.Futureman Solo
    9. 18.Sweet Pomegranates
    10. 19.The Sinister Minister
  3. Encore

    1. 20.Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
    2. 21.Tell It to the Gov'nor
  1. Set 1:

    1. 1.Frontiers
    2. 2.Blu-Bop
    3. 3.Victor Solo (with "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy")
    4. 4.Sex in a Pan
    5. 5.Howard Solo (with "Chinese Dance", "Let It Snow", "White Christmas" & "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring")
    6. 6.Life in Eleven
    7. 7.Half Moon Bay
    8. 8.Sweet Pomegranates
  2. Set 2:

    1. 9.Silent Night (Joseph Mohr & Franz Gruber cover)
    2. 10.Sleigh Ride (Leroy Anderson & His Pops Orchestra cover)
    3. 11.Jekyll and Hyde (and Ted and Alice) (preceded by Howard playing "Lullaby and Goodnight")
    4. 12.Futureman Solo
    5. 13.Turtle Rock
    6. 14.Twelve Days of Christmas
    7. 15.Béla Solo (with "Jingle Bells")
    8. 16.Sunset Road
    9. 17.Juno (Chick Corea & Béla Fleck cover)
  3. Encore

    1. 18.The Sinister Minister

Reviews

Rating: 4.7 out of 5 based on 380 reviews
  • first show @ the Ryman! Bluegrass Heaven.

    by Homer S Thompson on 1/11/22Ryman Auditorium - NashvilleRating: 5 out of 5

    I’ve wanted to go to the Ryman auditorium as long as I can remember, and it finally happened. However so did 8 inches of snow, so we stayed an extra night. Glad I did. This was the most amazing group of musicians I have ever seen play together. My bluegrass heart melted.

  • Best blue grass show I have ever seen

    by J.C.bell on 1/10/22Rating: 5 out of 5

    Bella and a group of some of exceptional musicians put on a great show at the Ryman. The program had different styles of music and allowed each musician's talents to shine. Words can't convey how remarkably talented he and the group were. Bella is the Hendrix of the banjo.

  • The Artists Were Amazing but…

    by Guitar Picker on 11/30/21DeVos Performance Hall - Grand RapidsRating: 4 out of 5

    We thought we had good seats in the middle of orchestra row P but 10 minutes before the concert began, a group of rowdy 20something guys sat down behind us with lots of drinks. They took their masks off and talked loudly thru the whole concert despite us asking them to be quiet. We got up and moved to some empty seats where people were actually masked and really enjoyed the rest of the concert. Not sure we will spend that kind of money again to put up with obnoxious people and no rule enforcement.

  • Great show in a great theater

    by EddieC on 12/17/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    Really enjoyed this unusual and terrific band. I have never seen a percussion device like this before.

  • One of the best shows ever!

    by The Hyn on 12/11/19State Theatre - PortlandRating: 5 out of 5

    The modest stage setup gave no indication of the fireworks to come in a 3-hour(!) musical tour-de-force. About an hour into the show Bela Fleck said their was a special intensity in their playing that night as the 30th Anniversary Tour came to its conclusion. As a modest bassist myself I met Victor almost 20 years ago at a clinic and was touched by his humility and of course, his fantastic command of the bass. He more than delivered on this night! But the rest of the band was soooo good that it just blew the audience away. The playing was very intricate & intense but there was so much soul that it made every song instantly accessible to the audience. Howard Levy's 15-minute harmonica solo was very moving and Future Man set the Drumitar aside for an incredible solo on the drum kit. The State Theater in Portland, ME was the perfect intimate setting for the show.

  • Awesome!

    by J. W. on 12/11/19State Theatre - PortlandRating: 5 out of 5

    It was an evening we will remember. We'd seen Bela Fleck alone, with his wife and with other banjo players but never with the Flecktones. The group members are individually very talented and as a whole, even more impressive. We are thankful that they came to Portland and that we took advantage of the opportunity to see them perform together. I could have sat there for much longer to watch and listen.

  • Amazing people but I do not need a riffing demonstration.

    by MaineFleckFan on 12/11/19State Theatre - PortlandRating: 3 out of 5

    I have felt for a while that the inner need for top musicians to show off their virtuosity (to each other possibly) has mislead them from what I feel should be their first priority. Create a beautiful, powerful flowing musical experience. For me, the obsessive riffing drags some of their variations on the breaks to a sound place that I dread will show up in EVERY song! We do not go to see a trick pony. We go for the instrumentation, personality, memories, composition and musical genius for sure. Keep in mind that trick ponies smell, bite and need to be cleaned up after. I still absolutely love these amazing people. Back on the rails a bit for me however.. Oh, Play Big Foot!!

  • Great show and venue

    by WSPFan on 12/9/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    This was a fantastic show. So great to see the original band back together. They are so talented and were having a great time performing. The venue was also very nice.

  • AWESOME! FANTASTIC!

    by sooznham on 12/7/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    These guys -- the Flecktones are really amazing. That word is tossed around a lot, and casually, but it really applies here. I was amazed, jaw droopingly impressed at the musical chops each one of these musicians has. Felt I should give me own banjo a decent burial and take up crocheting. Gypsy jazz, experimental jazz and bluegrass, melded, blended, and heated up till it sizzled. Bravo! Mr. Bela, Mr. Howard Levy, and the Wooten Brothers, Vincent and Roger. OMG. A once in a lifetime experience.

  • Great Night

    by T. on 12/7/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    true masters bring them back again as soon as possible!

  • Timeless

    by JR on 12/7/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 4 out of 5

    I loved seeing these guys for the first time. A great place for the show with great sound and sight lines. They played a long set with an intermission and encore. I loved the crazy handheld drum machine Roy Wooten played. It really freaked me out.

  • Great Show from an Amazing Group!

    by Dee on 12/7/19Town Hall - New YorkRating: 5 out of 5

    This is music. Bela Fleck has won a Grammy in almost every genre. It is such a shame this music is not played on the radio

  • Fantastic Musical Experience

    by todd on 12/3/19Atlanta Symphony Hall - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    Although they had never even heard of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, the whole family enjoyed the show. It was fantastic and opened my kids to alternative musical experiences. Well done!

  • What a nice surprise

    by Pablo the guitar player on 11/30/19Atlanta Symphony Hall - AtlantaRating: 5 out of 5

    My girlfriend said let's go see Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. I've seen their names on the concert flyers for probably a decade here in Atlanta, but I never looked into their music. So I went to the concert blind. What a great surprise. A guy with a banjo playing jazz. A guy with a guitar playing drums or a drumitar if you will. Can't really categorize their music. I'd hate to be the guy at the record store trying to figure out which bin to put their albums in. Bluegrass jazz? Anyhow, was a great show. Howard Levy on the harmonica and piano was genius. If you like true music, and great musicianship, you should check these dudes out.

  • Amazing

    by Connie on 11/27/19Clowes Memorial Hall - IndianapolisRating: 5 out of 5

    This show was incredible from the first note to the last! We desperately hope Bella Fleck & The Flecktones come back to Indy SOON! We will definitely be there and bring friends with us!!! Worth every penny!!!!

  • Amazing Flecktones Jam

    by K. C. on 8/12/19Fox Theater - Oakland - OaklandRating: 5 out of 5

    Always a pleasure to be at the Fox theatre in Oakland and to enjoy Bela, Howard, Victor and Future Man together again! Great combination!! They can play anything and make it an absolute joy to hear. The Flecktones rock/bluegrass/jazz is a wonderful blend of music played with amazing proficiency. Wish they were in the Bay Area/CA more often but when they’re here I’m sure not to miss their incredible and fun performances.

  • Best show I've seen in decades!

    by StardustZiggy on 7/7/19Michigan Theater - Ann ArborRating: 5 out of 5

    We saw the last show of the tour in Ann Arbor. Neither the band or the audience wanted the show to end. Man, the musicianship is so freaking high in this band.. And the compositions are amazingly inventive and intricate... but with such strong grooves and accessible melodies. Along with the constantly changing time signatures, the number of musical ideas per minute (MIPM) was off the charts! Every time someone took a solo (which was ever few seconds!), I thought, "No THIS ONE is the best musician on stage." AMAZING.

  • Great Night Out

    by Lisa in Milford on 7/7/19Michigan Theater - Ann ArborRating: 5 out of 5

    Bela Fleck & the Flecktones were wonderful. Everyone around us had a good time. The music involves the audience into a flowing of notes that put together are astounding. Thank for a great night out, in a very assessable town for both handicapped and older individuals.

  • great fun music was great

    by NWADAL on 7/6/19Michigan Theater - Ann ArborRating: 4 out of 5

    A different group of music but very talented group. The Banjo was great. The Jaws harp on the opening number was a great surprise. My grandfather used to play one.

  • A great band!

    by Ahuka on 7/6/19Michigan Theater - Ann ArborRating: 5 out of 5

    Bela Fleck and the Flecktones are a unique blend of influences. Bela Fleck on banjo plays banjo like nothing you have ever heard before, Howard Levy is great on harmonica, Futureman plays percussion in a manner all his own, and Victor Wooten is a world-class bass player. To describe what they do is hard, but think of it as a differently-instrumented jazz fusion with a touch of bluegrass. This concert was about 2.5 hours of music, all of it great.