POSTPONED – Leo Kottke

Unfortunately, due to illness, Leo Kottke’s upcoming performance scheduled for Sunday, January 11 at the Broward Center has been postponed. We are working to find a new date for the performance and all previously purchased tickets will be valid in the same seat location.

No action is currently required. If you are unable to attend on the new performance date once it is announced, you can request a refund after the new date is announced. Refunds must be requested by the original ticket buyer and will be refunded to the credit card used to make the original purchase from the Broward Center or Ticketmaster. Tickets purchased with cash at the box office will be refunded by check and mailed to the current address on the original purchaser's account. If you do not receive your refund check after 30 days, please Contact Us.

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With over 40 albums over four decades, prolific guitarist Leo Kottke boasts an impressive body of work and an unrivaled fingerpicking style that has won him two Grammy nominations and widespread acclaim. Drawing inspiration from folk, blues and jazz, he plays his signature 6-string and 12-string guitars with effortless aptitude, a big heart and an even bigger grin.

Kottke saw his first major-label debut, with 1971’s "Mudlark." He flourished during his tenure on Capitol, with records like 1972's "Greenhouse" and 1973's live "My Feet Are Smiling" and "Ice Water" found him branching out with guest musicians and honing his guitar technique. With 1975's “Chewing Pine,” Kottke reached the U.S. Top 30 for the second time. His collaboration with Phish bassist Mike Gordon, "Clone," caught audiences' attention in 2002. Kottke and Gordon followed with a recording in the Bahamas called "Sixty Six Steps," produced by his old friend and Prince producer David Z.