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Furthur Announces Eight Beacon Shows on Spring Tour

Furthur has confirmed a Northeast Spring Tour. The group will perform eight nights at New York’s Beacon Theatre between April 9-18. It will precede these shows with performances at the Wang Theatre in Boston on April 5 and 6, followed by an evening at Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford,CT on April 7. Mail order opens on December 10, Internet pre-sale begins on December 12 and the public on sale is set for December 16.

Apr 5 Wang Theatre Boston, MA
Apr 6 Wang Theatre Boston, MA
Apr 7 Toyota Presents Oakdale Theatre Wallingford, CT
Apr 9 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 10 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 12 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 13 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 14 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 15 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 17 Beacon Theatre New York, NY
Apr 18 Beacon Theatre New York, NY

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Sherry December 15, 2011, 23:31:46

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Majical
Inspirational
Beautiful
Musical
Experience
See you there, xo!

Nureia April 20, 2012, 13:04:42

Since I was under 3 years old when we moved to the suburbs from 1022 Minnesota Avenue, I must rropet mostly borrowed memories about the Granada. My sisters tell me they were allowed to come across the street to the theater and spend an entire day for pennies watching movies and eating treats. My parents felt confident that they were safe, in spite of the homeless drunks they could see from their bedroom window at night as they used the alley as a place to relieve themselves. Later, when I was a young teen, the Granada showed a series of horror movies; two to three in a row. My brother and I, years younger than my sisters, were now the delighted attendees of shows such as “The Pit and the Pendulum,” “The Tell-Tale Heart,” and other Edgar Allen Poe stories brought to life on the screen. These are indeed fond memories of a beautiful theater.