On October 5, 2023

Martin Barre: A journey through 50 years of Jethro Tull — A Brief History of Tull Tour

Wednesday, Oct.4 at 7:30 p.m.—RUTLAND—In 1969, a quartet of British musicians touched down in New York City and ignited a musical revolution that would resonate across America. Over the subsequent half-century, this iconic ensemble amassed a staggering 65 million record sales and fostered a devoted global fanbase that remains the envy of rock bands worldwide. 

This legendary group was none other than Jethro Tull.

At the heart of Tull’s distinctive sound lies the virtuosic guitar work of Martin Barre, celebrated for his command of historic riffs, commanding power chords, and transcendent melodic solos. “A Musical Odyssey: Martin Barre “embarks on a captivating journey through the decades-long saga of Jethro Tull in his enthralling new show, “A Brief History of Tull.” 

This performance will include a special visual presentation that illuminates the glorious 50-year musical odyssey of Jethro Tull.

Timeless hits and albums

Audiences can anticipate the electrifying renditions of classic Tull hits throughout this interactive spectacle. Expect to be transported by songs hailing from the iconic albums like “Thick As A Brick,” “Aqualung,” “Stand Up,” “Songs From The Wood,” “A Passion Play,” “Heavy Horses,” and more. 

A stellar lineup

Joining Martin Barre on stage will be his remarkable touring ensemble, featuring the distinctive vocals of Dan Crisp, the rhythmic foundation of Alan Thomson on bass, and the dynamic beats of Darby Todd on drums. Together, they promise an unforgettable experience.

This is a chance to be part of Martin Barre’s extraordinary tribute to the legacy of Jethro Tull. It’ll bean evening that celebrates five decades of unforgettable music.

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