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Name: An unforgettable Evening
Item: Jethro Tull
Rating: 5
Author: Jonty

Jethro Tull is a British rock band formed in 1967, known for their eclectic mix of progressive rock, folk, blues, and hard rock.

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About Jethro Tull

Jethro Tull is a British rock band formed in 1967, known for their eclectic mix of progressive rock, folk, blues, and hard rock. Led by the distinctive voice and flute playing of Ian Anderson, the band became one of the most influential and innovative acts of the 1970s. Their sound is characterised by intricate arrangements, blending rock with classical and folk influences, and Anderson's unique ability to seamlessly incorporate the flute into rock music.

Jethro Tull's breakthrough album, Aqualung (1971), remains one of their most iconic works, featuring the title track and “Locomotive Breath,” which are considered some of the greatest rock songs of all time. The band continued to release critically acclaimed albums, including Thick as a Brick (1972) and Songs from the Wood (1977), pushing the boundaries of rock and embracing progressive and folk elements. Over their career, Jethro Tull has sold over 60 million albums worldwide, and their live performances are legendary for their energy, theatrics, and Anderson's charismatic stage presence. Despite numerous lineup changes over the years, Jethro Tull remains a key figure in the history of rock music, continuing to influence new generations of musicians.

Is Jethro Tull going on tour?

Yes! You can see Jethro Tull live on tour. The Next Jethro Tull show takes place on Sunday 19th April 2026 at Concert Hall, Perth.

Where & when can I see Jethro Tull live?

Jethro Tull will be performing live across the UK. Click here to view all upcoming shows. Buy concert tickets for Jethro Tull tour dates before they sell out! Be quick, tickets are limited and in high demand.

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Where can I buy Jethro Tull tickets?

You can buy concert tickets to see Jethro Tull live at Gigantic.com from Friday 9th May 2025 at 9:00am.

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Jethro Tull fan reviews (190)

Amazing!

Jethro Tull 50th anniversary concert confirms once again the visionary talent of Ian Anderson and his fellow musicians. Fifty seasons and still going strong: JT are far from being predictable and reinvent themselves showing how cutting-edge their repertoire is. Perhaps it’s a pity that in a show celebrating JT material from their first 10 years “Hymn 43”, “The whistler”, “Fat man” and most of all “Wond’ring aloud” are not included in the set list. On the other hand, if there are certain songs that people need and want to hear, a real fan lets his band invest into the unknown and lead him/her where no one knows (not even the band sometimes!). That’s what Jethro Tull did in their amazing show at the Liverpool Echo Arena on April 7 2018 and will do in their 50th anniversary tour.

Posted anonymously on 10/05/2018

Jethro Tull, Liverpool Echo Auditorium, Liverpool - 7th April 2018

An unforgettable Evening

An amazing night. A wonderful celebration of 50 years of Tull. Ian is a true showman still, leaping about the stage like a youngster. The performance was on of the best enhanced by the incredible timing of the video footage. Ian's voice was not as strong as in the past but it didn't stop him putting on a first rate show. Still, in my mind, the best live band around. Thank you to all concerned with the show. On the negative side the Apollo needs better toilets and better parking. With the money that O2 makes out of this venue, some should at least be spent improving the facilities.

Posted by Jonty on 04/05/2018

Jethro Tull, O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester - 3rd April 2018

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