Jethro Tull Tickets

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Ian Anderson....Pied Piper, Poet, Philosopher. A hot sultry night, a cold beer, great music shared with a good friend.......It doesn't get better.

Had Ian’s concert tickets in 2013 and got sick and could not experience his genious artistic live performance. This time was a big redemption with JT music.

At 71 years old Jethro Tull is inspirational! Still full of life and rocking that flute! Happy 50th anniversary Tull!

I would never say that Ian Anderson had a great voice but his vocal range has suffered with his age. The pieces where he didn't sing or didn't sing much were awesome -- he's immensely talented with the flute and the one guitarist and the organist were phenomenal. Production wise too the show was first class. Biggest issue was the concert support people -- there was one less than 10 feet away from us who kept his radio on -- and on really LOUD -- that it was an annoying distraction. While he finally turned it down at the end of the first set, it was turned up -- or another person had one turned up -- for the second set. Another distraction was the waiters taking orders during the concert. Sorry, but my concert enjoyment should come ahead of other patrons' laziness.

Really good evening. Even after fifty years jethro tull can still rock it out.

Ian Anderson was fantastic. He has put together great bunch of musicians and the playlist was perfect.

Sadly Ian Anderson's voice is poor and weak. You could barely understand what he was singing most of the time. His voice fell off during each sentence of a song. This was a group I wanted to see, now I have .. that's about all I can say. He did Aqualung .. but no Bungle in the Jungle .. ???

Probably would have given it a 5 if they played bungle in the jungle

Fortunately the musicianship remains excellent and all the old favourites were played. I think he should really consider either a) having someone else sing the songs. b) have someone join in harmonizing or singing the same lines at the same time which happened on a number of the songs and was a big improvement. His speaking voice is still OK and his vocals were OK on Too Old To Rock 'n Roll Too Young To Die which was nice.

It’s been 31 years since I’ve seen Jethro Tull. Ian Anderson and band did not disappoint. Well done!

It was great to see the former band members on the screen. The band was amazing. Loved that they played many of the old hits.

I have seen Jethro Tull the last few times they have been around here. I'm not a big fan but my GF is. She thought the songs were good, it was musically, sonically great but unfortunately the singing was terrible. Last time there was a younger singer that filled in but not this time. Ian Anderson is hugely talently, a good frontman but his singing days should be over.

The show was great. It was almost two hours long which was nice.

When I heard the 'Aqualung' album in 1971, I was immediately captivated by that famous riff, and Ian's amazing flute playing! The Tuesday concert at 'Bud' Stage was fantastic. Ian is the consummate showman, engaging the audience, providing a mini-history of the band's 50 years, dancing constantly around the stage, while playing wonderful flute lines. Being a 'blues harp' player I was thrilled to find out that he is a very proficient harp player! The venue was quite full, but the crowd very laid back and polite during the intermission. I attend numerous shows there a year, and found this one to be even more magical, including the wonderful backdrop of very interesting film footage, often quite old (like the steam locomotives barreling along the tracks, and beautiful Clysdale work horses pulling hand guided plows), which aligned well with the song lyrics. His backing band was superb, all excellent musicians, especially the guitarist and keyboardist. One of the draws to the 'Tull' experience in the 70's was Ian's creative arrangements of old English Madrigals, which I had forgotten about, and were beautifully performed! This is a 'not to miss' concert experience!

Ian Anderson gave a good concert which was mellow until he got to Aqualung at the end. Being there for the last two songs made it worthwhile. The venue is good with very expensive beer.

Jethro Tull were amazing,was worth the wait to see

Very few recognizable songs were played 2 45 minutes sets with 20 min intermission Only highlight was Aqualung His voice isn’t the same

Last time I saw JT was 1983 and that was a great show with full stage beast and the broadsword performance. This time it was more straight forward minstrel rock n roll. Enjoyed it a lot.

A walk down memory lane for the band and the audience celebrated together