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Flynn Center for the Performing Arts
Written on the way home
What people wrote about nights here
A guest for Ian Anderson · Tue, 28 Oct 2014
An October evening with Ian Anderson is not to be missed. The show was a special treat, with Ian and the band playing a good portion of a new album, Homo Erraticus. Then, the best of Jethro Tull, with fan favorites Brick and Aqualing, and a few dives into the catalogue (nice to hear a bit of Passion Play). A little showmanship, a few mild jabs at growing older, and Songs from the Wood. Great evening!
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Upcoming here · 2026
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Oteil BurbridgeWed, 18 Nov 2026● -
John ScofieldWed, 18 Nov 2026●
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Larry GoldingsWed, 18 Nov 2026●
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Adam DeitchWed, 18 Nov 2026●
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Maskull for Loreena McKennitt · Thu, 15 Oct 2015
A terrific performance! An absolutely beautiful rendition of “The Wind That Shakes the Barley” was one of the highlights. Stunning work from Caroline on Cello. I noticed some parts of “The Lady of Shalott” were left out (would’ve have loved to hear the full version).
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