jethro tull

Jethro Tull The String Quartets Reviewed by: Jane Roser At the tail end of 2015, Jethro Tull frontman Ian Anderson toured the U.S. with an innovative rock opera which took a thought provoking look at the band’s namesake (eighteenth century British agriculturalist Jethro Read More

by Geno Thackara Since we’ve been happy to feature Jethro Tull’s primary members here in these pages recently, I say it’s a good chance to take another look at one of their defining albums too – not just for that reason, but because there’s no better Read More

by Jane Roser Before U2’s Zoo TV tour, before Green Day threw an epic mud fight at Woodstock and way before Lady Gaga emerged onstage from a three story castle wearing God knows what, there was Jethro Tull. For decades Jethro Tull has entertained audiences with thrilling Read More

Written by Lauren Rosier Nonviolenze is the solo music moniker of Shri Baratan. Born in India, but now based in Austin, TX, Baratan is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, and guitarist, who takes influences from Pink Floyd, John McLaughlin, Jethro Tull, Yes, Al Jarreau, Joni Read More

  By Dan Williams   Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson closed out MusikFest, and That Mag was there. 2017 marks the fiftieth anniversary of the band Jethro Tull.  Anderson’s Tull are originators of Progressive Rock (Prog Rock), along with bands like King Crimson, Yes, Pink Read More

By Geno Thackara Walking by the Ardmore Music Hall on Saturday night, a person could have thought there was some loud twenty-something hard rock act getting ready to tear the place up. The drums were slamming, the guitars were amped to 11 and you could almost feel the walls Read More