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January 02, 2026
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Tull are still going strong
Jethro Tull, with Ian Anderson second from right
JETHRO Tull, one of the most groundbreaking progressive rock bands of all time, are coming to Birmingham in their 58th year, writes Martin Hutchinson.
They will be performing music from across their 24-album catalogue, starting with 1968's This Was through to their acclaimed Curious Ruminant, released early in 2024.
With Curious Ruminant preceded by 2022's The Zealot Gene and 2023’s RökFlöte, and with 50 shows a year all over the world, it’s clear that founder Ian Anderson remains as committed to Jethro Tull as ever.
Singer and multi-instrumentalist Ian recalled: “It was January of 1968 when we began regularly playing at the famous Marquee Club in London.
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