Jethro Tull was huge in the 1970s and '80s, but given their eclectic sound, there have not been a lot of great covers of ...
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Jethro Tull is back and here is where you can see them in 2026
If you were ready for some more prog flute, you are in luck. Jethro Tull is hitting the road for a massive tour in 2026.
Jethro Tull mainstay Ian Anderson is making the publicity rounds on behalf of his new solo record 'Homo Erraticus,' and it sounds like this could be more than just a pit stop between Tull projects. As ...
British rock band Jethro Tull, 1982. Jethro Tull sees four of their albums return to the same chart in the U.K., as fans' purchasing activity pushes all of them back to the Official Rock & Metal ...
In 1969, Jethro Tull had a Top Three UK single with Living In The Past and also a No.1 album, Stand Up. They hadn't yet breached the US Top Ten, though, coming close a year later ...
His time onstage lasted only five years, but it placed him at the center of some of progressive rock's most celebrated albums ...
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS: Jethro Tull posed in Amsterdam, Netherlands in 1972. Left to right: John Evan, Ian Anderson, Barriemore Barlow (Barrie Barlow), Martin Barre, Jeffrey Hammond. Jethro Tull’s ...
Given how limitless prog rock is, it's hard working out who originally started it. But if you were to ask Ian Anderson, he ...
Frontman Ian Anderson recorded Curious Ruminant with Jethro Tull’s current lineup, with additional contributions from two former members of the band. Anderson sang lead and played flute, guitar, and ...
Jethro Tull‘s lineup has changed dramatically through the decades—perhaps most notably in 2012, when Martin Barre, the group’s guitarist for 43 years, was replaced. At the time, the publicist for ...
According to the critics in England, Jethro Tull is the new super-duper group, the successor of Cream, “the most unusual group on the British scene.” According to its record company, Jethro Tull is a ...
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