jethro tull tour 1993

Jethro Tull Concerts 1990s

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Friday       4 May 1990  ABERDEEN CAPITOL THEATRE                    UK

Saturday     5 May 1990  DUNDEE CAIRD HALL                           UK

Sunday       6 May 1990  SUNDERLAND EMPIRE THEATRE                   UK

Tuesday      8 May 1990  LIVINGSTONE FORUM                           UK

Wednesday    9 May 1990  HARROGATE CENTRE                            UK

Thursday    10 May 1990  BRADFORD ST GEORGE'S HALL                   UK

Friday      11 May 1990  CARLISLE SANDS CENTRE                       UK

Sunday      13 May 1990  PRESTON GUILDHALL                           UK

Monday      14 May 1990  HANLEY VICTORIA HALL                        UK

Tuesday     15 May 1990  DONCASTER THE DOME                          UK

Thursday    17 May 1990  NEWPORT CENTRE                              UK

Friday      18 May 1990  POOLE ARTS CENTRE                           UK

Saturday    19 May 1990  PORTSMOUTH GUILDHALL                        UK

Monday      21 May 1990  NOTTINGHAM ROYAL CENTRE                     UK

Tuesday     22 May 1990  LIVERPOOL EMPIRE THEATRE                    UK

Thursday    24 May 1990  READING THE HEXAGON                         UK

Friday      25 May 1990  BRIGHTON THE DOME                           UK

Sunday      27 May 1990  BIRMINGHAM TOWN HALL                        UK

Monday      28 May 1990  OXFORD APOLLO                               UK

Saturday    25 Aug 1990  EAST BERLIN WEISSEMSEE                     GER

Sunday      26 Aug 1990  HOCKENHEIM RING                            GER

Monday      27 Aug 1990  DORTMUND BLICKPUNKTSTUDIO                  GER

Saturday     1 Sep 1990  LONDON WEMBLEY STADIUM                      UK

Sunday       2 Sep 1990  BERLIN LUNEBURG                            GER

Monday      10 Sep 1990  SAO PAULO OLYMPIA                          BRA

Tuesday     11 Sep 1990  SAO PAULO OLYMPIA                          BRA

Thursday    13 Sep 1990  RIO DE JANEIRO CANECAO                     BRA

Friday      14 Sep 1990  RIO DE JANEIRO CANECAO                     BRA

Saturday    15 Sep 1990  SAO PAULO IBIRAPUERA ARENA                 BRA

Saturday    22 Jun 1991  ALBORG FESTIVAL                            DEN

Sunday      23 Jun 1991  ROSTOCK OPEN AIR THEATRE                   GER

Tuesday     25 Jun 1991  DRESDEN OPEN AIR THEATRE                   GER

Wednesday   26 Jun 1991  HALLE EISSPORTHALLE                        GER

Friday      28 Jun 1991  HOF FREIHEITSHALLE                         GER

Saturday    29 Jun 1991  COTTBUS FESTIVAL                           GER

Sunday      30 Jun 1991  MAYRHOFEN FESTIVAL                         AUT

Tuesday      2 Jul 1991  SALZBURG FESTIVAL                          AUT

Wednesday    3 Jul 1991  VIENNA CASINO STADION                      AUT

Thursday     4 Jul 1991  PRAGUE CITY HALL                           CHZ

Saturday     6 Jul 1991  MULHOUSE PALAIS DE SPOTRS                  FRA

Sunday       7 Jul 1991  REMICH PATINOIRE EISSPORTHALLE             LUX

Tuesday      9 Jul 1991  ATHENS PAO STADIUM                         GRE

Wednesday   10 Jul 1991  LEYSIN FESTIVAL                            SWI

Friday      12 Jul 1991  ISTANBUL AMPHITHEATRE                      TUR

Saturday    13 Jul 1991  ISTANBUL AMPHITHEATRE                      TUR

Monday      15 Jul 1991  ISMIR AMPHITHEATRE                         TUR

Tuesday     16 Jul 1991  ISTANBUL AMPHITHEATRE                      TUR

Wednesday   17 Jul 1991  ISTANBUL AMPHITHEATRE                      TUR

Saturday    20 Jul 1991  TALLINN FESTIVAL                           EST

Thursday     3 Oct 1991  MANCHESTER APOLLO                           UK

Friday       4 Oct 1991  MANCHESTER APOLLO                           UK

Saturday     5 Oct 1991  BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL EXHIBITION CENTRE       UK

Monday       7 Oct 1991  LONDON HAMMERSMITH ODEON                    UK

Tuesday      8 Oct 1991  LONDON HAMMERSMITH ODEON                    UK

Wednesday    9 Oct 1991  LONDON HAMMERSMITH ODEON                    UK

Saturday    12 Oct 1991  FORLI PALASPORT                            ITA

Sunday      13 Oct 1991  MILAN PALATRUSSARDI                        ITA

Monday      14 Oct 1991  VERONA PALASPORT                           ITA

Wednesday   16 Oct 1991  ZURICH HALLENSTADION                       SWI

Thursday    17 Oct 1991  MUNICH OLYMPIAHALLE                        GER

Friday      18 Oct 1991  WUERTZBURG KARL DIEM HALLE                 GER

Saturday    19 Oct 1991  ALSFELD HESSENHALLE                        GER

Monday      21 Oct 1991  ESSEN GRUGAHALLE                           GER

Wednesday   23 Oct 1991  HANNOVER EILENRIEDENHALLE                  GER

Friday      25 Oct 1991  MUNSTER MUNSTERLANDHALLE                   GER

Saturday    26 Oct 1991  BERLIN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS CENTRUM      GER

Sunday      27 Oct 1991  HAMBURG SPORTHALLE                         GER

Tuesday     29 Oct 1991  COLOGNE SPORTHALLE                         GER

Wednesday   30 Oct 1991  FRANKFURT FESTHALLE                        GER

Thursday    31 Oct 1991  STUTTGART CONGRESSHALLE                    GER

Friday       1 Nov 1991  HAGEN STADTHALLE                           GER

Thursday     7 Nov 1991  PROVIDENCE CIVIC CENTER                    USA

Friday       8 Nov 1991  PORTLAND CIVIC CENTER                      USA

Sunday      10 Nov 1991  NEW YORK PARAMOUNT THEATRE                 USA

Monday      11 Nov 1991  NEW YORK PARAMOUNT THEATRE                 USA

Tuesday     12 Nov 1991  SYRACUSE WAR MEMORIAL                      USA

Thursday    14 Nov 1991  HEMPSTEAD NASSAU COLISEUM                  USA

Friday      15 Nov 1991  ALBANY KNICKERBOCKER ARENA                 USA

Saturday    16 Nov 1991  WORCESTER CENTRUM                          USA

Sunday      17 Nov 1991  BURLINGTON MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM             USA

Tuesday     19 Nov 1991  RICHMOND MOSQUE                            USA

Wednesday   20 Nov 1991  PITTSBURGH PALUMBO CENTER                  USA

Thursday    21 Nov 1991  CINCINNATI SHOEMAKER CENTER                USA

Friday      22 Nov 1991  CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY                 USA

Sunday      24 Nov 1991  CHICAGO THEATRE                            USA

Monday      25 Nov 1991  CHICAGO THEATRE                            USA

Tuesday     26 Nov 1991  DETROIT FOX THEATRE                        USA

Wednesday   27 Nov 1991  GRAND RAPIDS GRAND THEATRE                 USA

Friday      29 Nov 1991  ST LOUIS FOX THEATRE                       USA

Saturday    30 Nov 1991  CHATTANOOGA SOLDIERS & SAILORS MEMORIAL    USA

Sunday       1 Dec 1991  ATLANTA FOX THEATER                        USA

Monday       2 Dec 1991  TAMPA USF SUN DOME                         USA

Tuesday      3 Dec 1991  MIAMI JAMES L KNIGHT CENTER                USA

Friday       6 Dec 1991  SALT LAKE CITY DELTA CENTER                USA

Saturday     7 Dec 1991  DENVER MCNICHOLS ARENA                     USA

Monday       9 Dec 1991  SEATTLE ARENA                              USA

Tuesday     10 Dec 1991  VANCOUVER ORPHEUM THEATER                  CAN

Wednesday   11 Dec 1991  PORTLAND SCHNITZER THEATER                 USA

Friday      13 Dec 1991  DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA             USA

Saturday    14 Dec 1991  LOS ANGELES UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATER         USA

Sunday      15 Dec 1991  LOS ANGELES UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATER         USA

Monday      16 Dec 1991  SAN DIEGO GOLDEN HALL                      USA

Tuesday     17 Dec 1991  SAN FRANCISCO CIVIC CENTER                 USA

Friday      13 Mar 1992  PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS                          UK

Saturday    14 Mar 1992  WOLVERHAMPTON CIVIC HALL                    UK

Sunday      15 Mar 1992  HULL CITY HALL                              UK

Tuesday     17 Mar 1992  EDINBURGH PLAYHOUSE                         UK

Wednesday   18 Mar 1992  GLASGOW ROYAL CONCERT HALL                  UK

Thursday    19 Mar 1992  NEWCASTLE CITY HALL                         UK

Friday      20 Mar 1992  SHEFFIELD CITY HALL                         UK

Sunday      22 Mar 1992  SWINDON OASIS                               UK

Monday      23 Mar 1992  BRISTOL HIPPODROME                          UK

Tuesday     24 Mar 1992  PORTSMOUTH GUILDHALL                        UK

Friday      27 Mar 1992  COPENHAGEN SAGA ROCKTEATRE                 DEN

Saturday    28 Mar 1992  GOTHENBURG KONSERTHUSET                    SWE

Sunday      29 Mar 1992  STOCKHOLM THE CIRCUS                       SWE

Monday      30 Mar 1992  OSLO KONSERTHUS                            NOR

Wednesday    1 Apr 1992  SIEGEN SIEGENLANDHALLE                     GER

Thursday     2 Apr 1992  UTRECHT MUSIEK CENTRUM                     NED

Friday       3 Apr 1992  BRUSSELS ANCIENNE BELGIQUE                 BEL

Sunday       5 Apr 1992  ZARAGOZA PABELLON LA CHIMENEA              ESP

Tuesday      7 Apr 1992  VALENCIA ARENA DISCO                       ESP

April 8, 1992 Palacia Municipal Deportes, Barcelona, SPA

Thursday     9 Apr 1992  MADRID DISCO UNVIERSAL AQUALUNG            ESP

Friday      10 Apr 1992  SALSONA DISCO XELSA                        ESP

Friday       1 May 1992  GUILDFORD CIVIC HALL                        UK

Saturday     2 May 1992  WEMBLEY CONFERENCE CENTRE                   UK

Monday       4 May 1992  DORTMUND WESTFALENHALLE 2                  GER

Tuesday      5 May 1992  MANNHEIM ROSENGARTEN MUSENSAAL             GER

Wednesday    6 May 1992  ZURICH KONGRESSHAUS                        SWI

Thursday     7 May 1992  ZURICH PRINZREGENTHEATER                   GER

Saturday     9 May 1992  GRAZ STEFANIENSAAL                         AUT

Sunday      10 May 1992  PRAGUE LUCERNA HALL                        CHZ

Monday      11 May 1992  BERLIN METROPOLTHEATRE                     GER

Tuesday     12 May 1992  FRANKFURT ALTE OPER                        GER

Wednesday   13 May 1992  ATHENS ATTIKON THEATRE                     GRE

Thursday    14 May 1992  ATHENS ATTIKON THEATRE                     GRE

Saturday    16 May 1992  ANKARA TRT ARI STUDYOSU                    TUR

Sunday      17 May 1992  ANKARA TRT ARI STUDYOSU                    TUR

Tuesday     19 May 1992  BE'ER SHEVA UNIVERSITY                     ISR

Thursday    21 May 1992  JERUSALEM SULTAN'S POOL                    ISR

Saturday    23 May 1992  CAESAREA AMPHITHEATRE                      ISR

Friday      24 Jul 1992  NYON FESTIVAL                              SWI

Saturday    25 Jul 1992  BOLOGNA ARENA PARCO NORDE                  ITA

Sunday      26 Jul 1992  FINKENSTEN BURGARENAZELT                   AUT

Tuesday     22 Sep 1992  IPSWICH REGENTS THEATRE                     UK

Wednesday   23 Sep 1992  NORTHAMPTON DERNGATE                        UK

Friday      25 Sep 1992  AKRANES SPORTS HALL                        ICE

Thursday     1 Oct 1992  BOSTON ORPHEUM                             USA

Friday       2 Oct 1992  BOSTON ORPHEUM                             USA

Saturday     3 Oct 1992  BOSTON ORPHEUM                             USA

Monday       5 Oct 1992  NEW YORK BEACON THEATRE                    USA

Tuesday      6 Oct 1992  NEW YORK BEACON THEATRE                    USA

Wednesday    7 Oct 1992  ALBANY PALACE THEATRE                      USA

Thursday     8 Oct 1992  PHILADELPHIA TOWER THEATRE                 USA

Saturday    10 Oct 1992  CHICAGO RIVIERA THEATRE                    USA

Saturday    10 Oct 1992  PHILADELPHIA TOWER THEATRE                 USA

Sunday      11 Oct 1992  CHICAGO RIVIERA THEATRE                    USA

Tuesday     13 Oct 1992  DENVER PARAMOUNT                           USA

Wednesday   14 Oct 1992  SAN FRANCISCO WARFIELD THEATER             USA

Thursday    15 Oct 1992  LOS ANGELES WILTERN THEATER                USA

Friday      16 Oct 1992  LOS ANGELES WILTERN THEATER                USA

Saturday    17 Oct 1992  SAN DIEGO SPRECKELS THEATRE                USA

Tuesday     20 Oct 1992  MEXICO CITY AUDITORIO NACIONAL             MEX

Wednesday   21 Oct 1992  MEXICO CITY AUDITORIO NACIONAL             MEX

Thursday    22 Oct 1992  SEATTLE PARAMOUNT THEATER                  USA

Friday      23 Oct 1992  VANCOUVER ORPHEUM THEATRE                  CAN

Saturday    24 Oct 1992  PULLMAN BEASLEY THEATRE QUAD               CAN

Monday      26 Oct 1992  EDMONTON JUBILEE                           CAN

Tuesday     27 Oct 1992  SASKATOON CENTENNIAL AUDITORIUM            CAN

Wednesday   28 Oct 1992  WINNIPEG WALKER THEATRE                    CAN

Thursday    29 Oct 1992  REGINA CENTRE OF THE ARTS                  CAN

Friday      30 Oct 1992  WINNIPEG WALKER THEATRE                    CAN

Sunday       1 Nov 1992  DETROIT STATE THEATER                      USA

Monday       2 Nov 1992  TOLEDO MASIONIC AUDITORIUM                 USA

Tuesday      3 Nov 1992  TORONTO MASSEY HALL                        CAN

Wednesday    4 Nov 1992  TORONTO MASSEY HALL                        CAN

Friday       6 Nov 1992  OTTOWA CONGRESS CENTRE                     CAN

Saturday     7 Nov 1992  QUEBEC GRAND THEATRE                       CAN

Sunday       8 Nov 1992  QUEBEC GRAND THEATRE                       CAN

Monday       9 Nov 1992  MONTREAL ST DENIS THEATRE                  CAN

JETHRO TULL - TOUR DATE HISTORY 1993

14.04.93 MONTEVIDEO TV STUDIOS URUGUAY

14.04.93 MONTEVIDEO OCEANO - FM URUGUAY

18.04.93 SANTIAGO THE HOTEL HYATT CHILE

18.04.93 SANTIAGO COCTEL TV SHOW CHILE

19.04.93 SANTIAGO TRITON MUSIC TV SHOW CHILE

21.04.93 CARACAS EUROBUILDING HOTEL VENEZUELA

25.04.93 NEW YORK NY. NEW YORK CITY RADIO STUDIO U.S.A.

26.04.93 NEW YORK NY. THE LONE STAR ROADHOUSE U.S.A.

27.04.93 PHILADELPHIA PA. THE PHILADELPHIA SPECTRUM U.S.A.

25.05.93 CAMBRIDGE THE CORN EXCHANGE U.K.

26.05.93 CROYDON THE FAIRFIELD HALL U.K.

28.05.93 PARIS THE ELYSEE MONTMATRE FRANCE

29.05.93 STUTTGART THE FREILICHTBUHNE GERMANY

30.05.93 WURZBURG THE CARL-DIEM-HALLE GERMANY

31.05.93 MEMMINGEM THE STADTHALLE GERMANY

03.06.93 COLOGNE THE TANZBRUNNEN GERMANY

04.06.93 WOLFSBURG THE CONGRESSPARK GERMANY

05.06.93 KAMENZ THE HUTBEGBUEHNE GERMANY

06.06.93 HALLE THE EISSPORTHALLE GERMANY

08.06.93 ANKARA OPEN AIR FESTIVAL TURKEY

10.06.93 DORTMUND THE WESTFALEN PARK GERMANY

11.06.93 ELSPE THE NATURBUHNE GERMANY

12.06.93 OSNABRUCK THE STADION BREMERBRUECKE GERMANY

13.06.93 LUBEK ?? GERMANY

15.06.93 BRUSSELS THE CIRQUE ROYALE BELGIUM

17.06.93 UTRECHT THE UTRECHT MUSIC CENTRE HOLLAND

18.06.93 HAMBURG THE STADTPARK GERMANY

19.06.93 FRANKFURT THE - MUSIC ARENA AM WALSTADION GERMANY

20.06.93 GREFRATH THE EISSPORTHALLE GERMANY

22.06.93 OSTRAVA THE VICTOVICS SPORTS HALL CZECH REPUBLIC

23.06.93 BUDAPEST THE PETOFI ROUND HALL HUNGARY

25.06.93 ST GALLEN OPEN AIR FESTIVAL SWITZERLAND

June 26, 1993 Bosenbachstadion, St. Wendel, GER (supported by Jeff Healey Band & Klaus Hoffman & Band)

27.06.93 LICHTENFELS THE SCHUETZENANGER GERMANY

30.06.93 VIENNA THE SOMMERARENA AUSTRIA

01.07.93 WEISEN THE RAIFFEISENZELT AUSTRIA

02.07.93 WELS THE STADTHALLE AUSTRIA

03.07.93 REGENSBURG THE SARCHINGER WEIHER GERMANY

04.07.93 LIENZ THE LIENZ TOWN SQUARE AUSTRIA

06.07.93 TRENTO THE STADIO BREAMASCO ITALY

07.07.93 MILAN THE ROLLING STONE ITALY

09.07.93 ROSTOCK THE ROSTOCK CITY HALL GERMANY

11.07.93 TURKU THE RUISROCK FESTIVAL FINLAND

12.07.93 BERLIN THE TEMPODROM GERMANY

13.07.93 GLAUCHAU THE GRUENDELPARK GERMANY

15.07.93 MADRID THE UNIVERSAL SUR SPAIN

16.07.93 MADRID THE UNIVERSAL SUR SPAIN

17.07.93 LIVERPOOL THE EMPIRE U.K.

18.07.93 MACDUFF THE TARLAIR MUSIC FESTIVAL SCOTLAND

August 20, 1993 Woodlands Pavilion, Houston, TX (supported by Procol Harum)

August 21, 1993 Coca-Cola Starplex Amphitheater, Dallas, TX (supported by Procol Harum)

August 23, 1993 Lakewood Amphitheater, Atlanta, GA (supported by Procol Harum)

August 24, 1993 Walnut Creek Amphitheater, Raleigh, NC (supported by Procol Harum)

August 26, 1993 Garden State Arts Centre, Holmdel, NJ (supported by Procol Harum)

August 27, 1993 Jones Beach, Wantagh, NY (supported by Procol Harum)

August 28, 1993 Great Woods Center for the Performing Arts, Mansfield, MA (supported by Procol Harum)

August 30, 1993 Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD (supported by Procol Harum)

August 31, 1993 Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA (supported by Procol Harum)

September 1, 1993 WXPN-FM Studio, Philadelphia, PA

September 2, 1993 Stowe Mountain Performing Arts Center, Stowe, VT (supported by Procol Harum)

September 3, 1993 Darien Center, Darien Lake, CT (supported by Procol Harum)

September 4, 1993 Kingswood Amphitheater, Toronto, ON (supported by Procol Harum)

September 5, 1993 Star Lake Amphitheater, Burgettstown, PA (WDVE Electric Lunch Live III, supported by Procol Harum)

September 8, 1993 Marcus Amphitheatre, Milwaukee, WI (supported by Procol Harum)

September 10, 1993 Riverbend Theater, Cincinnati, OH (supported by Procol Harum)

September 11, 1993 Deer Creek Music Festival, Indianapolis, IN (supported by Procol Harum)

September 12, 1993 World Music Theater, Tinley Park, IL (supported by Procol Harum)

September 14, 1993 Fiddler’s Green, Englewood, CO (supported by Procol Harum)

September 16, 1993 Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA (supported by Procol Harum)

September 17, 1993 Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA (supported by Procol Harum)

September 18, 1993 Irvine Meadows Amphitheater, Irvine, CA (supported by Procol Harum)

September 19, 1993 The Amphitheater at San Diego State University, San Diego, CA (supported by Procol Harum)

22.09.93 TOKYO THE SHIBUYA OPEN AIR JAPAN

02.10.93 POOLE THE POOLE ARTS CENTRE U.K.

03.10.93 PORTSMOUTH THE PORTSMOUTH GUILDHALL U.K.

04.10.93 BRIGHTON THE BRIGHTON DOME U.K.

06.10.93 BIRMINGHAM THE SYMPHONY HALL U.K.

07.10.93 NOTTINGHAM THE NOTTINGHAM ROYAL CENTRE U.K.

08.10.93 MANCHESTER THE MANCHESTER APOLLO U.K.

09.10.93 MANCHESTER THE MANCHESTER APOLLO U.K.

11.10.93 GLASGOW THE ROYAL CONCERT HALL SCOTLAND

12.10.93 NEWCASTLE THE CITY HALL U.K.

13.10.93 SHEFFIELD THE CITY HALL U.K.

15.10.93 LONDON THE HAMMERSMITH APOLLO U.K.

16.10.93 LONDON THE HAMMERSMITH APOLLO U.K.

17.10.93 WOLVERHAMPTON THE CIVIC HALL U.K.

18.10.93 BRISTOL THE COLSTON HALL U.K.

20.10.93 DUBLIN THE DUBLIN STADIUM IRELAND

21.10.93 BELFAST THE ULSTER HALL N.IRELAND

28.10.93 SANTIAGO CHILEAN NATIONAL TV STUDIOS CHILE

29.10.93 SANTIAGO THE ESTADIO CHILE CHILE

30.10.93 VINA DEL MAR THE QUINTA VERGERA CHILE

01.11.93 LIMA THE MUELLE UNO PERU

04.11.93 BUENOS AIRES THE ESTADIO OBRAS ARGENTINA

05.11.93 BUENOS AIRES THE ESTADIO OBRAS ARGENTINA

09.11.93 MESA AZ. THE MESA AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

10.11.93 ALBUQUERQUE NM. THE KIVA AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

12.11.93 SAN ANTONIO TX. THE SAN ANTONIO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM

13.11.93 TULSA OK. THE BRADY THEATER U.S.A.

14.11.93 OKLAHOMA CITY OK. THE CIVIC CENTER MUSIC HALL U.S.A.

16.11.93 Ft LAUDERDALE FL. THE SUNRISE MUSICAL THEATER U.S.A.

17.11.93 Ft LAUDERDALE FL. THE SUNRISE MUSICAL THEATER U.S.A.

18.11.93 TAMPA FL. THE SUNDOME U.S.A.

20.11.93 NEW ORLEANS LA. THE SAENGER THEATER U.S.A.

21.11.93 PENSACOLA FL. THE BAYFRONT AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

22.11.93 LITTLE ROCK AZ. THE ROBINSON CENTER U.S.A.

08.01.94 ALTENKIRCHEN THE STADTHALLE, GER (THE 1st GERMAN JETHRO TULL CONVENTION)

16.02.94 BOMBAY RANG BHAWAN INDIA

17.02.94 BOMBAY RANG BHAWAN INDIA

19.02.94 BANGALORE BANGALORE PALACE GROUNDS INDIA

20.02.94 MADRAS THE Y.M.C.A. GROUNDS INDIA

23.02.94 HONG KONG THE KO SHAN THEATRE HONG KONG

26.02.94 NEW PLYMOUTH THE TSB STADIUM NEW ZEALAND

27.02.94 NEW PLYMOUTH THE TSB STADIUM NEW ZEALAND

01.03.94 MELBOURNE THE MELBOURNE CONCERT HALL AUSTRALIA

02.03.94 MELBOURNE THE MELBOURNE CONCERT HALL AUSTRALIA

03.03.94 MELBOURNE THE MELBOURNE SPORTS CENTRE AUSTRALIA

04.03.94 SYDNEY THE SYDNEY STATE THEATRE AUSTRALIA

05.03.94 SYDNEY THE SYDNEY STATE THEATRE AUSTRALIA

06.03.94 SYDNEY THE SYDNEY STATE THEATRE AUSTRALIA

07.03.94 SYDNEY THE SYDNEY STATE THEATRE AUSTRALIA

09.03.94 BRISBANE THE FESTIVAL HALL AUSTRALIA

10.03.94 MELBOURNE THE MELBOURNE SPORTS CENTRE AUSTRALIA

12.03.94 ADELAIDE THEBARTON THEATRE AUSTRALIA

13.03.94 ADELAIDE THEBARTON THEATRE AUSTRALIA

14.03.94 PERTH THE PERTH ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE AUSTRALIA

16.03.94 HONOLULU HI. THE HONOLULU AFTER DARK U.S.A.

18.03.94 FRESNO CA. THE WARNERS THEATER U.S.A.

19.03.94 SAN JOSE CA. THE STATE UNIVERSITY EVENT CENTER U.S.A.

20.03.94 PORTLAND OR. THE CIVIC AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

21.03.94 SEATTLE WA. THE SEATTLE CENTER ARENA U.S.A.

22.03.94 VANCOUVER BC. THE VANCOUVER ORPHEUM CANADA

24.03.94 CALGARY AB. THE CALGARY SOUTHERN JUBILEE CANADA

26.03.94 WINNIPEG MB. THE WALKER THEATER CANADA

27.03.94 GRAND FORKS ND THE CHESTER FRITZ AUDITORIUM CANADA

28.03.94 MINNEAPOLIS MN. THE ORPHEUM THEATER U.S.A.

30.03.94 TORONTO ON. THE MASSEY HALL CANADA

31.03.94 MONTREAL PQ. THE ST DENNIS CANADA

01.04.94 SYRACUSE NY. THE LANDMARK THEATER U.S.A.

02.04.94 BUFFALO NY. THE SHEA'S THEATER U.S.A.

04.04.94 BURLINGTON VT. THE MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

05.04.94 POUGHKEEPSIE NY. THE MID HUDSON CIVIC CENTER U.S.A.

29.04.94 BERGEN THE GRIEGHALLEN NORWAY

01.05.94 TRONDHEIM THE OLAFSHALLEN NORWAY

02.05.94 OSLO THE CENTRUM SCENE NORWAY

03.05.94 STOCKHOLM THE STOCKHOLM CIRCUS SWEDEN

05.05.94 HELSINKI THE HOUSE OF CULTURE FINLAND

06.05.94 TURKU THE TYPHOON HALL FINLAND

08.05.94 GOTHENBURG THE LISEBERGSHALLEN SWEDEN

09.05.94 LUND THE OLYMPEN SWEDEN

10.05.94 COPENHAGEN THE FALKONER THEATRE DENMARK

12.05.94 GRONINGEN THE EVENEMENTENHAL HOLLAND

13.05.94 ANTWERP THE QUEEN ELIZABETH HALL BELGIUM

14.05.94 EINDHOVEN THE MUSIC CENTRUM HOLLAND

16.05.94 EDINBURGH THE USHER HALL SCOTLAND

17.05.94 PRESTON THE GUILDHALL U.K.

18.05.94 BRADFORD THE ST GEORGES HALL U.K.

20.05.94 HANLEY THE VICTORIA HALL U.K.

21.05.94 HEREFORD THE LEISURE CENTRE U.K.

22.05.94 YORK THE BARBICAN U.K.

24.05.94 OXFORD THE OXFORD APOLLO U.K.

25.05.94 IPSWICH THE REGENT THEATRE U.K.

26.05.94 BRENTWOOD THE LEISURE CENTRE U.K.

28.05.94 KETTERING THE KETTERING ARENA U.K.

29.05.94 BASINGSTOKE THE ANVIL U.K.

JETHRO TULL WERE: June 1994 - Oct 1994 IAN ANDERSON. MARTIN BARRE, ANDY GIDDINGS, MATT PEGG & MARK PARNELL

07.06.94 GRAZ THE ORPHEUM AUSTRIA

08.06.94 KLAGENFURT MEMPHIS MUSIKZELT EUROPAPARK AUSTRIA

10.06.94 STAVANGER THE KONGEPARKEN AMFI NORWAY

11.06.94 OSLO FROGNERBADET (NORWEGIAN WOOD FESTIVAL) NORWAY

12.06.94 BUCHAREST OUTDOOR FESTIVAL ROMANIA

10.07.94 BALINGEN OUTDOOR FESTIVAL GERMANY

16.07.94 TUTBURY TUTBURY CASTLE  SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL U.K.

17.07.94 BERNE THE BERNE FESTIVAL SWITZERLAND

11.08.94 LONDON CLAPHAM GRAND (FRIENDS OF THE EARTH BENEFIT SHOW)

12.08.94 AARHUS OUTDOOR FESTIVAL DENMARK

19.08.94 BUDAPEST THE BUDAPEST FESTIVAL HUNGARY

05.10.94 PRETORIA THE SAAMBOU ARENA S.AFRICA

06.10.94 JOHANNESBURG THE STANDARD BANK ARENA S.AFRICA

07.10.94 DURBAN THE VILLAGE GREEN S.AFRICA

09.10.94 CAPE TOWN THE THREE ARTS CENTRE S.AFRICA

10.10.94 CAPE TOWN THE THREE ARTS CENTRE S.AFRICA

11.10.94 CAPE TOWN THE THREE ARTS CENTRE S.AFRICA

13.10.94 JOHANNESBURG THE STANDARD BANK ARENA S.AFRICA

IAN ANDERSON'S 'SOLO'DIVINITIES CONCERT TOUR

MUSICIANS FOR THESE: SHOWS WERE :- IAN ANDERSON, ANDY GIDDINGS, DOANE PERRY, CHRIS LESLIE & JOHNATHAN NOYCE

17.05.95 BRUSSELS THE PASSAGE 44 BELGIUM

May 19, 1995 Musikhalle, Hamburg, GER

20.05.95 MUNICH THE PRINZREGENTENTHEATER GERMANY

21.05.95 ZURICH THE VOLKSHAUS SWITZLND

22.05.95 BERLIN THE HOCHSCHULE DE KUNSTE GERMANY

24.05.95 LONDON THE SHEPHERDS BUSH EMPIRE U.K.

01.06.95 BOSTON MA. THE ORPHEUM THEATER U.S.A.

02.06.95 ROCHESTER NY. THE AUDITORIUM THEATER U.S.A.

03.06.95 TORONTO ON. THE MASSEY HALL CANADA

05.06.95 NEW YORK NY. THE BEACON THEATER U.S.A.

06.06.95 PHILADELPHIA PA. WMMR-FM Studios U.S.A.

06.06.95 PHILADELPHIA PA. WXPN-FM Studios - World Cafe U.S.A.

06.06.95 PHILADELPHIA PA. UPPER DARBY TOWER THEATER U.S.A.

07.06.95 CLEVELAND OH. THE CLEVELAND MUSIC HALL U.S.A.

08.06.95 CHICAGO IL. THE BISMARK THEATER U.S.A.

09.06.95 MINNEAPOLIS MN. THE MINNEAPOLIS STATE THEATER U.S.A.

11.06.95 VANCOUVER BC THE ORPHEUM THEATER (CANCELLED)

13.06.95 SANTA ROSA CA. THE LUTHER BURBANK CENTER U.S.A.

14.06.95 LOS ANGELES CA. KLSX-FM Studios U.S.A.

14.06.95 LOS ANGELES CA. THE PANTAGES THEATER U.S.A.

15.06.95 SAN FRANCISCO CA. THE WARFIELD THEATER U.S.A.

JETHRO TUL ROOTS TO BRANCHES TOUR

JETHRO TULL WERE: Sep 1995 - NOW IAN ANDERSON, MARTIN BARRE, DOANE PERRY, ANDY GIDDINGS & JOHNATHAN NOYCE

16.09.95 CARLISLE THE SANDS THEATRE U.K.

18.09.95 GLASGOW THE ROYAL CONCERT HALL SCOTLAND

19.09.95 NEWCASTLE THE CITY HALL U.K.

21.09.95 MANCHESTER THE MANCHESTER APOLLO U.K.

22.09.95 SHEFFIELD THE CITY HALL U.K.

23.09.95 NOTTINGHAM THE ROYAL CENTRE U.K.

25.09.95 PORTSMOUTH THE GUILDHALL U.K.

26.09.95 BRISTOL THE COLSTON HALL U.K.

27.09.95 BIRMINGHAM THE SYMPHONY HALL U.K.

28.09.95 CAMBRIDGE THE CORN EXCHANGE U.K.

29.09.95 LONDON THE HAMMERSMITH APOLLO U.K.

02.10.95 COPENHAGEN THE CIRKUS DENMARK

03.10.95 STOCKHOLM THE CIRKUS SWEDEN

04.10.95 OSLO THE CENTRUM ** CANCELLED ** NORWAY

06.10.95 GOTHENBURG THE LISEBERGHALLEN SWEDEN

07.10.95 OSLO THE SENTRUM SCENE NORWAY

09.10.95 BERLIN THE DEUTCHLANDHALLE GERMANY

10.10.95 HANNOVER THE MUSICHALLE GERMANY

11.10.95 HAMBURG THE CONGRESS CENTRUM HALLE GERMANY

13.10.95 BRUSSELS THE CIRQUE ROYALE BELGIUM

14.10.95 COLOGNE THE SPORTHALLE GERMANY

15.10.95 ESSEN THE GRUGAHALLE GERMANY

17.10.95 SCHWERIN THE KONGRESSHALLE GERMANY

18.10.95 BREMEN THE ALADINHALLE GERMANY

19.10.95 UTHRECHT THE MUZIEKCENTRUM HOLLAND

21.10.95 BAYREUTH THE OBERFRANKENHALLE GERMANY

22.10.95 ZURICH THE HALLENSTADION SWITZERLAND

23.10.95 MANNHEIM THE MOZARTSAAL GERMANY

25.10.95 FRANKFURT THE OFFENBACH STADTHALLE GERMANY

26.10.95 STUTTGART THE LIEDERHALLE GERMANY

27.10.95 MUNICH THE SEDLMEYERHALLE GER

10.11.95 BOSTON MA. THE ORPHEUM U.S.A.

11.11.95 BOSTON MA. THE ORPHEUM U.S.A.

12.11.95 NEW HAVEN CT. THE PALACE U.S.A.

14.11.95 NEW YORY NY. THE BEACON THEATER U.S.A.

15.11.95 NEW YORK NY. THE BEACON THEATER U.S.A.

16.11.95 PITTSBURGH PA. THE PALUMBO U.S.A.

18.11.95 DETROIT MI THE FOX THEATER U.S.A.

19.11.95 COLUMBUS OH. THE VETERANS AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

20.11.95 AKRON OH. THE E.J.THOMAS THEATER U.S.A.

21.11.95 CHICAGO IL. THE CHICAGO THEATER U.S.A.

22.11.95 MILWAUKEE WI. THE RIVERSIDE THEATER U.S.A.

24.11.95 LOS ANGELES CA. THE UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

25.11.95 LOS ANGELES CA. THE UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

06.03.96 SANTIAGO RADIO ROCK & POP CHILE

06.03.96 SANTIAGO ESTADIO SANTIAGO (SHOWN ON TV0 CHILE

08.03.96 BUENOS AIRES THE TEATRO GRAN REX ARGENTINA

09.03.96 BUENOS AIRES THE TEATRO GRAN REX ARGENTINA

12.03.96 PORTO ALEGRE THE TEATRO OSPA BRAZIL

13.03.96 CURITIBA THE CIRCULO MILITAR BRAZIL

14.03.96 RIO DE JANEIRO THE METROPOLITAN BRAZIL

15.03.96 SAO PAULO THE OLYMPIA BRAZIL

16.03.96 SAO PAULO THE OLYMPIA BRAZIL

17.03.96 SAO PAULO THE OLYMPIA BRAZIL

19.03.96 LIMA THE MEULLE UNO ***Ian injures leg on stage ** PERU

21.03.96 LA PAZ THE ESTADIO SILAS BOLIVIA

23.03.96 CARACAS TEREZA CARENO ** CANCELLED ** VENEZUELA

25.03.96 PHILADELPHIA PA. ELECTRIC FACTORY

(IAN PERFORMS IN WHEELCHAIR) U.S.A.

26.03.96 WASHINGTON DC. D.A.R. CONSTITUTION HALL

27.03.96 RICHMOND VA. THE LANDMARK THEATER

29.03.96 KISSIMMEE FL. TUPPERWARE CONVENTION CENTER

30.03.96 SUNRISE FL. THE SUNRISE MUSICAL THEATER

31.03.96 TAMPA FL. THE USF DOME

02.04.96 ATLANTA GA. THE FOX THEATER

(IAN PERFORMS IN WHEELCHAIR) U.S.A

03.04.96 PENSACOLA FL. THE BAYFRONT AUDITORIUM

04.04.96 NEW ORLEANS LA. THE SAENGER THEATER (W/CHAIR) U.S.A.

05.04.96 SAN ANTONIO TX. THE MAJESTIC THEATER

06.04.96 DALLAS TX. THE BRONCO BOWL

11.05.96 CANBERRA THE ROYAL THEATRE AUSTRALIA

12.05.96 SYDNEY THE SYDNEY STATE THEATRE AUSTRALIA

13.05.96 SYDNEY THE STATE THEATRE * CANCELLED * AUSTRALIA

14.05.96 SYDNEY THE STATE THEATRE * CANCELLED * AUSTRALIA

18.05.96 MELBOURNE THE PALAIS THEATRE * CANCELLED * AUSTRALIA

19.05.96 MELBOURNE THE PALAIS THEATRE * CANCELLED * AUSTRALIA

21.06.96 SOPOT * CANCELLED * POLAND

22.06.96 SZCZECIN * CANCELLED * POLAND

23.06.96 WROCLAW OPEN AIR FESTIVAL * CANCELLED * POLAND

24.06.96 ZLIN OPEN AIR FESTIVAL * CANCELLED * CZECH REP

29.06.96 STEINBACH-LANGENBACH THE NATURTHEATER * CANCELLED * GERMANY

10.08.96 PROVIDENCE RI. THESTRAND THEATER U.S.A.

18.08.96 DARIEN LAKE CT. THE DARIEN LAKES CENTER U.S.A.

19.08.96 RICHMOND HILLS ON. THE KINGSWOOD MUSIC THEATER CANADA

21.08.96 SCRANTON PA. THE MONTAGE MOUNTAIN U.S.A.

22.08.96 HOLMDEL NJ. THE GARDEN STATE ARTS CENTER U.S.A.

23.08.96 COLUMBIA MD. THE MERRIWEATHER POST PAVILION U.S.A.

25.08.96 HARTFORD CT. THE MEADOWS MUSIC THEATER U.S.A.

26.08.96 MANSFIELD MA. THE GREAT WOODS ARTS CENTER U.S.A.

27.08.96 SYRACUSE NY. THE NEW YORK STATE FAIRGROUNDS U.S.A.

29.08.96 HERSHAY PA. THE STAR PAVILION,HERSHAY PARK U.S.A.

30.08.96 WANTAGH NY. THE JONES BEACH THEATER U.S.A.

31.08.96 CAMDEN NJ. THE BLOCKBUSTER/SONY CENTER U.S.A.

01.09.96 WEST HOMESTEAD PA. THE MILLER LITE RIVERPLEX U.S.A.

03.09.96 CLEVELAND OH. THE NAUTICA STAGE U.S.A.

04.09.96 COLUMBUS OH. THE POLARIS AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

05.09.96 CLARKSTON MI. THE PINE KNOB MUSIC THEATER U.S.A.

06.09.96 CINCINNATI OH. THE RIVERBEND MUSIC THEATER U.S.A.

07.09.96 TINLEY PARK IL. THE NEW WORLD MUSIC THEATER U.S.A.

08.09.96 MOLINE IL. THE MARK U.S.A.

10.09.96 MINNEAPOLIS MN. THE NORTHRUP AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

11.09.96 MILWAUKEE WI. THE MARCUS AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

13.09.96 ST LOUIS MO. THE RIVERPORT AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

14.09.96 BONNER SPRINGS KS. THE SANDSTONE AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

15.09.96 OMAHA NE. THE OMAHA CIVIC AUDITORIUM ARENA

** CANCELLED ** U.S.A.

16.09.96 ENGLEWOOD CO. THE FIDDLERS GREEN AMPHITHEATER

18.09.96 PHOENIX AZ. THE DESERT SKY PAVILION U.S.A.

19.09.96 LAS VEGAS NV. THE ALADDIN HOTEL THEATER U.S.A.

20.09.96 SAN DIEGO CA. THE OPEN AIR THEATER U.S.A.

21.09.96 LAGUNA HILLS CA. IRVINE MEADOWS U.S.A.

22.09.96 LOS ANGELES CA. THE UNIVERSAL AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

24.09.96 CONCORD CA. THE CONCORD PAVILION U.S.A.

25.09.96 RENO NV. THE RENO AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

27.09.96 GEORGE WA. THE GEORGE AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

28.09.96 SALEM MA. THE L.B.DAY AMPHITHEATER U.S.A.

29.09.96 BOISE ID. STATE UNIVERSITY BSU PAVILION U.S.A.

11.11.96 PLYMOUTH THE PLYMOUTH PAVILIONS U.K.

13.11.96 CARDIFF THE ST DAVIDS HALL WALES

14.11.96 BOURNEMOUTH THE BOURNEMOUTH C.C. U.K.

16.11.96 HEREFORD THE HEREFORD LEISURE CENTRE U.K.

17.11.96 READING THE READING HEXAGON U.K.

18.11.96 BRIGHTON THE BRIGHTON DOME U.K.

20.11.96 GUILDFORD THE CIVIC HALL U.K.

22.11.96 BLACKBURN THE KING GEORGES HALL U.K.

24.11.96 YORK THE BARBICAN U.K.

25.11.96 BRADFORD THE ST GEORGES HALL U.K.

26.11.96 NORTHAMPTON THE DERNGATE U.K.

30.11.96 GRAVESEND THE WOODVILLE HALLS. U.K CONVENTION (With Ian, Andy,Jon & David Palmer U.K.)

22.03.97 BETZDORF THE STADTHALLE - 2nd German Tull convention

With Fairport Convention - Glenn Cornick & Clive Bunker

But No Current Tull members present GERMANY

23.05.97 LONDON THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL

DAVID PALMER FEATURING IAN ANDERSON U.K.

30.05.97 ESBJERG THE ESBJERG FESTIVAL DENMARK

31.05.97 HAYES THE BECK THEATRE U.K.

02.06.97 TUNBRIDGE WELLS THE ASSEMBLY HALL U.K.

03.06.97 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD THE DACORUM PAVILION U.K.

05.06.97 DIFFERDANGE THE HALLE DES SPORTS LUXEMBOURG

06.06.97 UTRECHT THE MUSIEKCENTRUM HOLLAND

07.06.97 BRUSSELS THE ANCIENNE BELGIQUE BELGIUM

09.06.97 POZNAN THE POZNAN ARENA POLAND

10.06.97 WARSAW THE WARSAW COLISEUM POLAND

11.06.97 KATOWICE THE SPODEK POLAND

13.06.97 ZLIN THE ZIMNI STADIUM CZECH REPUBLIC

14.06.97 PRESOV THE PRESOV AMPHITHEATRE SLOVAK REPUBLIC

16.06.97 BUDAPEST THE PETOFI CSARNOK HUNGARY

17.06.97 BANSKA BYSTRICA THE ZIMNI STADIUM SLOVAC REPUBLIC

18.06.97 PRAGUE THE INDUSTRIAL PALACE CZECH REPUBLIC

20.06.97 AUGSBURG THE SPORTHALLE GERMANY

21.06.97 MUNICH THE RUDI SEDLMEYER HALLE GERMANY

22.06.97 BAD MERGENTHEIM THE SCHLOSSPLATZ GERMANY

23.06.97 KOBLENZ THE RHEIN-MOSEL-HALLE GERMANY

24.06.97 TUBINGEN THE KULTURZELT GERMANY

26.06.97 STUTTGART THE FREILICHTBUHNE KILLESBERG GERMANY

27.06.97 NEUMARKT THE GROSSE JURAHALLE GERMANY

28.06.97 STEINBACH-LANGENBACH THE NATURTHEATER GERMANY

29.06.97 KORBACH THE HESSENTAG GERMANY

30.06.97 HAMM THE MAXIMILIANPARK EISPORTHALLE GERMANY

04.07.97 BERLIN THE ARENA WUHLHEIDE GERMANY

05.07.97 CHEMNITZ THE THEATERPLTZ GERMANY

06.07.97 DRESDEN THE JUNGE GARDE GERMANY

07.07.97 COTTBUS THE MESSEHALLE GERMANY

09.07.97 ERFURT THE THURINGENHALLE GERMANY

10.07.97 HANNOVER THE HANNOVER MUSIC HALLE GERMANY

11.07.97 DORTMUND THE WESTFALENPARK GERMANY

12.07.97 COLOGNE THE TANZBRUNNEN GERMANY

13.07.97 GIESSEN THE FREILICHTBUHNE SCHIFFENBERG GERMANY

17.07.97 KEIL THE OSTSEEHALLE GERMANY

18.07.97 MAGDEBURG THE STADTHALLE GERMANY

19.07.97 RUGEN THE FREILICHTBUHNE BERGEN GERMANY

20.07.97 NEUBRANDENBURG THE LEICHTATHLETIKHALLE GERMANY

21.07.97 HAMBURG THE STADTPARK GERMANY

23.07.97 FINKENSTEIN THE BURGRUINE AUSTRIA

24.07.97 GRAZ THE SCHLOSSBERG AUSTRIA

25.07.97 WIESEN THE FESTIVALZELT AUSTRIA

26.07.97 CLAM THE BURG CLAM - Open Air AUSTRIA

27.07.97 PIAZZA THE SPILIMBERGO FOLKFEST ITALY

29.07.97 RIMINI THE MARECHARLO ITALY

30.07.97 ROME CUS SUBIACO ITALY

31.07.97 VIGEVANO THE CASTELLO ITALY

02.08.97 PENTRICH ROCK & BLUES CUSTOM SHOW U.K.

03.08.97 GUILFORD STOKE PARK FESTIVAL U.K.

07.08.97 HOLMDEL NJ. THE PNC BANK ARTS CENTER U.S.A.

08.08.97 WALLINGFORD CT. THE OAKDALE THEATER U.S.A.

09.08.97 PROVIDENCE RI. THE STRAND THEATER U.S.A.

10.08.97 BOSTON MA. THE HARBOR LIGHTS U.S.A.

12.08.97 CLARKSTOWN MI. THE PINE KNOB MUSIC THEATER U.S.A.

13.08.97 GRAND RAPIDS MI. THE DEVOS HALL U.S.A.

14.08.97 CHICAGO IL. THE NATIONAL FLUTE CONVENTION

GRAND PARK U.S.A.

15.08.97 HAMPTON BEACH NH. HAMPTON BEACH CASINO BALLROOM U.S.A.

16.08.97 WANTAGH NY. THE JONES BEACH THEATER U.S.A.

17.08.97 BALTIMORE MD. THE PEIR 6 PAVILION U.S.A.

12.09.97 OFFENBACH *** POSTPONED *** GERMANY

13.09.97 BAD KREUZNACH *** POSTPONED *** GERMANY

14.09.97 APPENWEIHER *** POSTPONED *** GERMANY

15.09.97 SIEGEN *** POSTPONED *** GERMANY

16.09.97 MANNHEIM *** POSTPONED *** GERMANY

27.09.97 NAPLES THE NAPLES BLUES FESTIVAL ITALY

09.10.97 POUGHKEEPSIE NY. THE MID-HUDSON CIVIC CENTER U.S.A.

10.10.97 WILKES-BARRE PA. THE F.M.KIRBY CENTER U.S.A.

11.10.97 BURLINGTON VT. U.S. TULL CONVENTION (AFTERNOON) U.S.A.

11.10.97 BURLINGTON VT THE FLYNN THEATRE (EVENING) U.S.A.

12.10.97 PORTLAND ME. THEMERRIL AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

13.10.97 QUEBEC CITY PQ. THE PQ GRAND THEATER CANADA

14.10.97 QUEBEC CITY PQ. THE PQ GRAND THEATER CANADA

15.10.97 MONTREAL PQ. THE ST DENNIS THEATER CANADA

16.10.97 OTTAWA ON. THE OTTAWA CIVIC CENTER CANADA

18.10.97 KITCHENER ON. LULU'S ROADHOUSE CANADA

19.10.97 LONDON ON. THE CENTENNIAL HALL CANADA

20.10.97 TORONTO ON. TOWER RECORDS STORE CANADA

20.10.97 TORONTO ON. THE MASSEY HALL CANADA

22.10.97 DULUTH MN. THE ENTERTAINMENT CONVENTION CENTER U.S.A.

23.10.97 FARGO ND. THE CIVIC MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM U.S.A.

24.10.97 WINNIPEG MB. THE WALKER THEATER CANADA

26.10.97 CALGARY AB. THE JACK SINGER CONCERT HALL CANADA

27.10.97 SASKATOON SK. THE CENTENNIAL AUDITORIUM CANADA

28.10.97 EDMONTON AB. THE N.ALBERTA JUBILEE AUDITORIUM CANADA

30.10.97 VANCOUVER BC. THE ORPHEUM THEATER CANADA

31.10.97 PORTLAND OR. THE ROSELAND THEATER U.S.A.

01.11.97 EUGENE OR. THE HULT CENTER OF PERFOMING ARTS U.S.A.

02.11.97 SEATTLE WA. THE PARAMOUNT THEATER U.S.A.

03.11.97 SPOKANE WA. THE SPOKANE OPERA HOUSE U.S.A.

04.11.97 BELLINGHAM WA. THE MOUNT BAKER THEATER U.S.A.

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22.08.98 GAMPEL OPEN AIR CONCERT SWITZERLAND

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19.07.99 ROSETO THE STADIO ITALY

24.07.99 BIRMINGHAM THE SYMPHONY HALL

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"It's about 1,800 times — we counted them recently. 'Locomotive Breath' is OK. 'Living in the Past' is one that's due for a little light retirement for a year or so. 'Aqualung' has palled a bit in recent months, but somehow it's a song that a Jethro Tull concert would be incomplete without. Realistically, out of over 200 songs we've recorded, only 25 percent are useful live-performance songs."

"This being notionally a 25th Anniversary Tour, we did try to dig out a few really old ones from the first three albums that we hadn't performed for absolutely ages. Having played things like 'For a Thousand Mothers', 'Sossity, You're a Woman' and 'Reasons for Waiting' again, they've taken on a life of their own, whether we've changed them a bit or stuck to the original arrangements. Of the current band lineup, probably only [guitarist] Martin [Barre] and myself had played 'Dharma for One' before, but the first time we brought it back, it really sizzled."

"It was actually at its best with the Stand Up album, in 1969, when a very naive, rural sound slipped into the songs, and I started playing mandolins and balalaikas, which weren't really the established instrumentation of the kind of music we were doing. Later on, my very transient interest in folk or ethnic music coalesced when David Pegg joined us from Fairport Convention. "Looking back on some of that stuff, it was a bit self conscious in its acknowledgment of formal historical references from English, Irish, Scottish and European folds. As with the blues, it's best when it just oozes out of you when you're trying to write a song. The reason Jethro Tull has been so eclectic — that's the polite term, 'confusing' might be the more realistic one — is because 22 guys have been in the band at different times. In one double digit, that's both the strength and the failing of Jethro Tull."

"As with the Grateful Dead and Status Quo, there's an amazingly strong, loyal following among our fans. Some of them are what we affectionately call the Train Spotters — you know, the ones who are slightly peculiar people who, if they weren't into Jethro Tull, would be just as likely to be jotting down train numbers in a station somewhere. They are unusual folks, God bless them, and very English for the most part. But then you've also got the incredibly diehard 18- and 19-year-olds. God knows what that's about. They weren't born when we started, and they feel so denied by having missed out on that thing their parents' generation was part of. "Right now, the most dangerous thing you're going to get, I suppose, is near-the-knuckle American rap vulgarism, which most of us are pretty uncomfortable with, or Madonna or Michael Jackson grabbing their parts in order to get attention. I find that all of a bit of a fad, really, probably because I'd been doing it as a joke every night onstage during 'Locomotive Breath' since 1971 — without, I hasten to add, trying to appear sexy in the process."

"The earliest reviews of Jethro Tull tied together the unlikely scenario of me being a flute player in a blues band, but I had only just started playing the flute, and it was actually the harmonica I played on one leg. It created an image for me which I tried to duck because it seemed trivial. Then I saw the funny side of it and tried to parody it, but I carried it with me. Physically, there are still things that I do onstage that are fun and have a very strong level of expression for me in relation to certain songs, but at the age of 45, there's no point in me trying to compete with the Ian Anderson who was 22."

"Absolutely. I learned four months ago from my 14-year-old daughter that I've played the flute wrong all these years, that I was using entirely incorrect fingering. So I got someone to fax me a fingering chart when I was doing promotion in India, and after much debate I decided to relearn the flute, and I really had to persevere. I still play quite a few wrong notes each night, but I'll be all right in a few more weeks."

"I don't think so, no. Whatever Jethro Tull is, it will just respond from time to time to what the interest is from the fans, be they old or new. I remember seeing 2001: A Space Odyssey in 1968 and thinking, 'God, I wonder where we'll be in 2001?' and then, in the next breath, 'But that's so far away it's not even worth considering.' Now, it's around the corner. In a strange way, '68 having been the year we started, 2001 might be a good time for Jethro Tull to play its last concert. You've got time for Jethro Tull to play its last concert. You've got every chance of playing until you're as old as Muddy Waters was — it's just those of us who, perhaps unwisely, chose a more athletic way of performing music who are really in for a rough final few years."

Mandoki Soulmates – A Memory of our Future out 10th May 2024

New florian opahle single ‘from the past’, a warm welcome to jack clark, our new guitarist, gerry conway 1947 – 2024, joe parrish james departs jethro tull, somehow, someday, somewhere – a song of hope from polyphony, ian presented with an award for help with the man/kind initiative, ian anderson featured on mandoki soulmates single devil’s encyclopedia.

UPDATE REGARDING AUTOGRAPHS AND FAN-MAIL POSTAL ADDRESS

Autograph and selfie requests

I must ask you to avoid in-person autograph and selfie requests at all concerts for the foreseeable future. Due to the ongoing and still worsening Covid pandemic realities, I really have to stay in my social “bubble” with the band and crew and reduce contact with anyone else while we are on tour, as well as for a week or two either side of tours and concerts. This to to reduce the risk of any of us becoming infected and then having to cancel upcoming shows as a result. Great to see you, as always, but it is not yet the time for up-close scribbles, hugs and selfies.

Correspondence and fan mail

UPDATE: Due to the increasing backlog of postal autograph requests from fans and the renewed level of my touring and promotional activity, I am unable to undertake to do further signings. We ask you to cease sending photos, letters, album covers etc for the foreseeable future. Any such unsolicited material sent to the previous, or any other address will, regretfully, not be returned and therefore lost to you. At some time in the future, if and when I can resume additional office work, I will let you know.

Thanks for your understanding. Ian Anderson.

Jethro Tull 'A'40th Anniversary Edition

3CD/3DVD Anniversary Collection Expands The Group’s 1980 Album With Steven Wilson’s Newly Remixed Version Of The Original, Plus Unreleased Studio And Live Recordings, And A Remixed Version Of The Slipstream Video Collection

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IAN ANDERSON’S GUEST APPEARANCES

Here you can listen to the latest tracks Ian Anderson is featured as a special guest on. His latest guest appearance was on "Peace 4 Ukraine" with Shchedryk.

For the full list of guest appearances, see the link below!

IAN ANDERSON RECOMMENDS

The Gloucester Magnificat by John O’Hara was commissioned by the Friends of Gloucester Cathedral in 2016. Adrian Partington conducted the five choirs of the cathedral with Jonathan Hope on organ and Nia Llewelyn Jones leading the junior choir. The world première was 8th July 2017. Adrian and John recorded the full concert in the historic cathedral early in 2018 and this disc is available from the Gloucester Cathedral shop.

CHARITABLE CAUSES

POPULATION MATTERS

In 1971, I wrote and recorded the song “Locomotive Breath” for the Aqualung album. The lyrical subject matter was the topic of runaway population growth.

Now, 47 years later, you have the chance to add your voice to the single most pressing problem facing future generations. From increases in global population, all other danger factors threatening our species, including climate change, continue to accrue. Apart from the odd rogue asteroid or black hole, of course.

In my lifetime alone, the population of the planet has slightly more than tripled. Yes - in one generation!

I have been a supporter of Population Matters for some years - ever since the venerable and much-loved David Attenborough became visibly the first person of real media presence to come out, unafraid to discuss the issues of population growth in our times.

Tricky and controversial stuff, I know, but don’t think that we concerned voices are about to shout down your right to have children. We are about the sense of responsible family planning and size. Responsibility not just to a nation, ethnic group or continent, but to the precious resource and life-giving spirit of planet Earth itself. No one is about to tell you what to do or not to do; merely to learn, understand and act upon your own conclusions. Responsible, informed choice. Especially for women in the modern world.

In this troubled world, human rights and especially women’ rights deserve our attention. In Israel, many citizens, whether Jewish or Arab need advice and representation, especially in these times when recently-passed laws have created the new Jewish homeland Nation-State Of Israel reducing the 20% of Arab citizens and their language to a minority status and favouring Jewish Israelis over all. Hardly conducive to a long-term solution of Palestinian and Israeli interests.

Not much we can do from afar, perhaps, but please show support for this NGO striving to find a better, more representative and fairer future for all people of the region.

(Shatil and Polyphony are recipients of all net income from Ian Anderson’s Israel concerts.)

Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull. 2018

The Polyphony Foundation

I have worked recently with Polyphony to raise funds through my recent concerts to support this valuable and very worthy cause. Polyphony brings together young students of Classical Music from within the very different cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds of Israeli Jews and Arabs.

Showing cooperation and team spirit between communities in this way through both artistic endeavour and cultural mutual respect surely has to be a great example to young and old – whether in Israel or far-flung diasporas.

If you wish to help encourage this non-political, not-for-profit organisation please read all about their work at http://polyphonyfoundation.org

Your help will provide hope for a young generation in allowing them to demonstrate the values of living and working together in peaceful harmony.

Join me, Ian Anderson, in giving your support now to the Polyphony Foundation. A most worthy cause and an important cog in the wheels which grind all-too-slowly towards peace in the Middle East.

Ian Anderson

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“It marked Jethro Tull as being quite different to most bands… Led Zeppelin didn’t do comedy. Well, not intentionally”: Ian Anderson kept up the silly and sarcastic on solo album Homo Erraticus

In 2014, Ian Anderson brought back Thick As A Brick ’s Gerald Bostock on his sixth solo album Homo Erraticus , complete with the silliness and sarcasm naturally attached to the character. Ahead of its release the Jethro Tull leader told Prog about the importance of giving other musicians their space, the difference between solo and Tull work, and his pleasure at remaining an “amateur flute player” throughout his career.

For a product of Ian Anderson’s fertile imagination, Gerald Bostock has come a long way. At the age of eight he was the lyrical wellspring for the whimsical milestone of early 70s prog that was Jethro Tull’s Thick As A Brick . Forty years on, we learned of the five multifarious fates that may have befallen the child prodigy on Thick As A Brick 2 . Two more years later, Bostock is back, and this time it’s for real. Sort of.

“I suppose TAAB 2 examined all of our lives,” says Anderson, as he sets the scene to his new opus, Homo Erraticus . “How did we get to be where we are now? Did we end up where we imagined we might have done? Or were there twists and turns and interventions of fate along the way? That was the subject there, but I decided that Gerald should come back, not just as a subject, a couple of years further down the line, but as the writer of the lyrics for the new album.

“So we have a back story about how Gerald, in his retirement years as an ex-Labour politician, took up writing, and discovered some wordy tome written by a country gentleman [one Ernest T Parritt] who, in his rambling state of delirium following contracting malaria back in the 1920s, wrote all this stuff down. Gerald pored over it and decided it would be the basis of some suitably absurd and actually very factual lyrics.” That old plotline.

Anderson’s inventiveness as a creator of expansive and imposing musical landscapes is as fecund as ever on Homo Erraticus . The album sets out to address the complex “hot topic,” as he describes it, of the time-honoured (and sometimes dishonoured) subject of the human diaspora. But, fear not, it does it with intricately Andersonesque tunes, expressive flutes and the other tools of his unique trade.

“It’s all based on history,” he declares. “It starts in 8000 BC — or BCE [Before Common Era] as we have to call it these days — just after the last Ice Age, and it ends up some 40-odd years into the future from now. So it’s a potted history, primarily about the UK and Europe. It is, essentially, the story of migration, the movement of people, in each and every direction; and as Gerald says, ‘We’re all from somewhere. Somewhere else. Get over it.’”

At the same time, the flipside of the modern argument is also represented. “I wanted to make it a little crazy, a little fantastic, while delivering something of a message that I think we all need to take to heart,” says Anderson. “It’s not to say that I’m one of those people, or Mr Bostock is, that necessarily think ‘Everybody come on in here, let’s have absolutely free access.’ There comes a point where our children, or our grandchildren, will be facing the awful dilemma of having to put up that sign saying ‘No room at the inn, no vacancies.’ 

“I’m not the guy that has to face that awful moral dilemma; I can merely talk about it and postulate the frightening reality of years to come, which is that we’re going to become very selfish people. [But] perhaps no more selfish than those who came here in the first place, to cross the landbridge from Europe after the last Ice Age and got here first. Those who came second had a fight on their hands.”

Musically as well as historically, Homo Erraticus charts an epic path, with plenty of ingredients familiar from Anderson’s 46-year recording catalogue in Tull’s name and his own, but perhaps never quite in this iteration. The artist himself smiles at all of its stylistic subdivisions.

“It’s folk-prog-metal, which wraps it up apart from the church music influences, the classical music influences and a certain amount of Latin, which you’ve got to get your tongue around in terms of some of the titles [which include Puer Ferox Adventus and Tripudium Ad Bellum ]. But yes, prog excess, in the extreme.”

We all get in the studio at the same time. It’s done really as live as it can be. Even guitar solos which is terribly exciting and nerve-racking for the guitar player

TAAB 2 had Anderson postulating on whatever might have happened to Bostock in adult years, in a range of possible outcomes from evangelist preacher to fat-cat banker. But Gerald, it turns out, answered some very different callings. In semi-retirement after his political career, it turns out that he then spent an incongruous and ultimately ill-starred sabbatical on Ian’s payroll.

“That’s right,” he confirms. “Gerald was a tour manager [for Anderson’s solo tour] for much of 2012, before I had to fire him. You know,” he adds darkly, “once a Labour politician, always a Labour politician.” The ever-eloquent frontman proceeds to expound his political ideology which, while “a bit left of centre,” disapproves of dyed-in-the-wool Tory-hating for its own sake.

“A good Tory is a pragmatic socialist,” he says. “I did think of asking Tony Blair if he’d like to become tour manager,” adds Anderson mischievously. “There are lots of Labour party folks that have actually been fans.” He recalls former Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon as one that fell at his feet. “The great thing about being a rock musician, especially after all these years, is that you’ve touched the hearts of lots of people.

“But you’ve got to remember that you’re not the only girl in town. If they’re a Jethro Tull fan, the chances are they’re probably a fan of at least 10 other or 20 other bands of that era that they grew up with, that they take possession of, and that’s what fans do.” 

Back with the Homo Erraticus plot, Bostock — once again semi-retired in St Cleve, in the west country with his wife, warmly referred to as The Old Bag — revisits the authorial muse first hinted at in the poetry of his pre-puberty. This time, the addled historian Parritt is his source. If it all sounds Pythonesque, that was very much in Anderson’s mind, just as was the case when Tull pricked the prog bubble with the original Thick As A Brick .

“It’s quite important to me that you come up with some lyrical content that’s never been done before, not in the context of rock music. So I’ve got a few things in there that we touch upon that are words that make me smile a lot, because I know that some fan in some far-off land will be immediately turning to Mr Google to find out, ‘Watney’s Red Barrel, what’s that?’

“That’s one of many, and of course one that’s harkening back to the Monty Python sketch of some time ago.” (“There’s an excursion to the local Roman ruins where you can buy cherryade and melted ice cream and bleedin’ Watney’s Red Barrel.”)

The extensive Homo Erraticus tour that will start winding its way across the UK at the end of April promises to be an audio-visual adventure, and another link to Tull’s oft-misunderstood satirical edge. “It’s something we did quite a bit back in the 1972-73-74 period,” says Anderson. “But this was long before high-tech production; it was very low-tech, am-dram kind of silliness. A bit Pythonesque, in its schoolboyish humour, and the colourful nature of the presentation.

“But it’s something that, back then, marked Jethro Tull as being really quite different to most of the other bands, particularly our British peers. I mean, Zeppelin didn’t do comedy. Well, not intentionally. And sometimes ours wasn’t intentional either, in the sense that, as always, you can’t get it right in every country.”

But the shows will have some familiar friends in the setlist. “The second half of the show is the best of Jethro Tull – it’s repertoire that’s mostly fairly familiar to most fans, and one or two things we’ll slip in that they may remember, but probably haven’t seen us play live on stage before. On this occasion, we will decorate it with a bit more video content and theatricality.

“But the first half of the show is indeed the new album. That’s the bit that I suppose is the bigger challenge, certainly musically and delivery-wise, because you’ve got to conceive of the way to make it work live on stage. And it shouldn’t be rocket science, or an almighty leap, because we did rehearse and record the album as much in a live performance way as we could.

You have a box that says Ian Anderson, and another box that says Jethro Tull, but inside both boxes it’s the same old cornflakes

“It’s done in the traditional way – we all get in the studio at the same time and we learn all of the lines and we move and change things around, and then once we’ve got it right, we record it. It’s done really as live as it can be. Even guitar solos, played live in the studio, which is terribly exciting and quite nerve-racking for the guitar player.”

This leads to a question that’s not exactly the elephant in the room, maybe more of a modest zebra, because Anderson has acknowledged it before. But, as he knows, it will seem strange to some devotees that he’s doing the entire Homo Erraticus project under his own umbrella, not Tull’s. “Primarily, it’s about repertoire,” he explains. “I think if it’s going to be a ‘Best of Jethro Tull’ tour, and it’s all repertoire that people are familiar with, then that might reasonably be called a Jethro Tull concert.

“If, on the other hand, it’s more of a project thing, a tour or a concert with a symphony orchestra or a string quartet, or an acoustic show, or a concept production tour like this one coming, then I think I’d rather use my own name, only in as much as it’s a point of difference.

“We’re sort of branded on the supermarket shelf under different titles, and I think that’s probably quite a good idea. You have a box that says Ian Anderson, and another box that says Jethro Tull, but inside both boxes it’s the same old cornflakes.

“We have to remember that concerts that have been just Jethro Tull shows have included a total of 28 different band members. So it’s a huge extended family of musicians who’ve been in and out, sometimes back in then out again, over the years. The only common factor is me. I’m the guy that writes the music and stands at the front and dodges the bullets.

“It doesn’t matter whether it’s Jethro Tull concerts and tours in the past. I just sometimes have to look up at the theatre when I arrive and say ‘What am I called tonight?’ and hope it’s only one of the two possibilities.”

Homo Erraticus features ample helpings of Anderson’s flute trademark, but not to the point of repeated scene-stealing. “There was supposed to be a lot of me playing the flute, but I have to say that as always, once I start working on arrangements, I’m thinking very much of trying to feature different musicians in different places, and give them the opportunity to come up with some of their own thoughts about their parts.

“I don’t want to overly direct them, and I don’t want to take away all the moments that could be given over to somebody else. There’s an awful lot of words, and melodically it’s quite tricky music. There’s a lot of intervals and constructions that make it quite a challenge to get all the words together without tripping over yourself.”

Does such a word-packed challenge ever result in drying on stage? “I’ve occasionally not exactly dried, but gone into gobbledegook,” he says. “I suppose if suddenly in that flash of a second, you think ‘I don’t know what’s coming next,’ you just become Stanley Unwin with attitude.

“The times this most often happens to me, because it will happen a couple of times a year, it’s because I’m watching somebody in the front row who’s mouthing all the lyrics, who knows every word, along with me. I become transfixed, and of course if they suddenly stop or do the wrong thing, I’m thrown. So absolutely don’t watch the person who thinks they know all the lyrics.”

Thus, a few years shy of half a century since he started along a very individual road, Ian Anderson continues to hoover up new information and influences as greedily as ever. “My whole belief is that as a musician, there’s always something you can learn, every time you pick up your instrument. I’ve really got to feel that today I did something I couldn’t have done yesterday, and I’m positive that that is the case.

“It’s why I do it for me. I don’t necessarily think all of this translates into pleasing all of the people all of the time, which it certainly can’t. I’m very happy to have an audience there and people to smile at me or applaud, but that’s not the main reason for doing what I do. 

There was supposed to be a lot of me playing the flute, but once I start working on arrangements, I try to feature different musicians in different places

“My profession in life, if it’s not too much of an irony, is to be an amateur. I have a passion about musical expression, and so that’s got to be the main reason for anybody to do it, whether they’re getting paid for it or not.

“If you’re a lowly flute student learning to play your first little bits of grade one flute or whatever, you may go onto become a professional musician, but the chances are almost overwhelmingly large that you’re not going to. But that’s no reason not to start, and it’s no reason not to carry on and push yourself to the limit. Do it because you love it.

“For roughly 150 days of the year, I am an unpaid amateur flute player, and I have a lot of fun doing it, because I can go and make lots of mistakes and play wrong notes in my learning about something new to play. That’s terribly important, I think.”

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