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Van Morrison

Van Morrison

Cancelled

Past Performance
January 23, 2010, 8:00 pm
Bass Concert Hall

Mr. Morrison has reluctantly had to cancel his January shows owing to severe exhaustion. This includes the show scheduled for Saturday, January 23 at Bass Concert Hall at The University of Texas at Austin. Tickets purchased will be refunded at the original point of purchase.

Customers that purchased tickets online or by phone may contact Texas Box Office at 512-477-6060 to arrange refunds. Cancelled shows have a two-year window to obtain a refund.

Please contact Texas Box Office for further questions regarding refunds.

A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Van Morrison is responsible for some of the greatest recordings of the last fifty years. A Belfast native of proud Scottish heritage, he grew up listening to American music with his parents, his favorite artists being greats like Ledbelly, Mahalia Jackson, Lightnin’ Hopkins and other legends of blues and soul. Mr. Morrison has more than 200 of his compositions featured in major motion pictures over the years, the latest being featured in the Scorsese film ‘The Departed”.

Van Morrison will perform music from four decades of songwriting, as well as a number of his classic hits from his extensive repertoire.

Universally regarded as one of most influential artists of our time, he is known for his experimental free-flowing arrangements and deeply reflective songs. Morrison’s signature sound is a blend of jazz, blues, classical and folk unique to only to him.