Ian Anderson
Ian Anderson, known throughout the world as the flute and voice behind the legendary Jethro Tull, will perform at the Durham Performing Arts Center, DPAC, on September 29. In April, Anderson will release a newly-recorded sequel to Jethro Tull?s seminal 1972 album Thick as a Brick, followed by a solo tour that will feature him performing both the original album and its new sequel back-to-back live in their entirety.
Tickets go on sale to the public beginning March 16th at 10am:
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?????????? DPAC Ticket Center: 919.680.2787, 123 Vivian Street, Durham, NC
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Friends of DPAC members may place their orders on Wednesday, March 14th. Joining the Friends of DPAC is free, and you can register at www.DPACnc.com/friendofdpac.
?Ian Anderson?s music stands the test of time, and the DPAC stage is the perfect venue for his latest project,? said Bob Klaus, GM of DPAC. ?Groundbreaking tunes played live, album rock performed in person- it all adds up to a night of memories and a vital continuation of a rock pioneer?s brilliant career.?
Many would say that Jethro Tull?s progressive rock era peaked with 1972?s Thick As A Brick, a 45-minute continuous piece of music charting the difficulties of a child growing up and confronting a frightening and unfair world. The album was a worldwide success, including a Number 1 spot on the Billboard chart. Forty years later, Ian?s new sequel has very deliberately echoed the feel of the 1972 album by using many of the same instruments, including a lot of acoustic guitar and Hammond organ, and to a large extent recording the continuous 53-minute piece of music with the band all playing live together. In Ian?s words: ?The theme of this anniversary ?part two? album is to examine the possible different paths that the precocious young schoolboy, Gerald Bostock, might have taken later in life.?
What?s up next at DPAC?? Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt (March 15) and Diana Krall (March 22)- please visit www.DPACnc.com for more information and our other great shows.
About DPAC
Since its opening in 2008, DPAC, the Durham Performing Arts Center, has become the center for live entertainment in the Triangle. Recognized for its contemporary design, DPAC features 2,700 seats, intimate sightlines and state-of-the art sound and video. Listed three times in the top 50 in Pollstar magazine?s worldwide theater attendance rankings, in 2011 DPAC was the #4 ranked U.S. Theater and is the #1 U.S. Theater in the listing with a capacity under 4,000.
For more information please go to www.DPACnc.com.
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