Ian's Interview with WMGK

Hear Ian's interview just before the start of the 2002 U.S. tour discussing the "Living with the Past" DVD/CD, learning to play the flute, tips for tickets, and much more. (requires RealPlayer).

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Press Clippings - Stories from the Print Trade

Doane interview with Classic Rock Revisited - (2/06)

Ian and Lucia visit a high school classic rock club in D.C. - (2/06)

Ian interview with Classic Rock Revisited - (2/06)

Ian interview with KyndMusic Right Auction - (2/06)

Review of Tull's Fall 2005 Carnegie Hall performance from The Village Voice

Doane Perry interview with "ProgSheet" - (5/05)

Problems with the Salmon Fishing Industry, Ian's Declining Involvement (Sunday Herald Online) - (5/30/04)

Concert Review and Preview of Bulgarian perfomance in Sofia - (Novite) - (5/30/04)

Concert preview for Istanbul - (Zaman) - (5/30/04)

A real "School of Rock" and they play lots of Tull (The Guardian) - (2/22/04)

Concert Review York, UK (The Guardian) - (02/21/04)

The Man with the Flute (Ian interview - Gulf News - UAE) - (02/3/04)

An exclusive interview with Ian Anderson (Midday - India) - (01/23/04)

Frantic chase for Jethro Tull tickets (Midday - India) - (02/1/04)

Breathless, in three acts (concert review for Dubai - Gulf News) - (02/3/04)

Two nights of to-Tull magic (concert review for India - Midday) - (02/2/04)

Music lovers seek nirvana in Tull-Chaurasia magic (concert preview for India) - (02/1/04)

Jethro Tull, whooo? (concert preview for India) - (01/19/04)

Doane Perry talks with "Rock Interviews" - (01/04)

Jethro Tull meets Chaurasia (Indian concert dates and preview) - Mid-Day.com - (11/26/03)

Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson to 'rub elbows' in West Palm - TCPalm.com - (11/14/03)

A variety show in radio style (Ian interview) - PennLive.com (11/07/03)

Winging It Keeps Anderson Stimulated - Star-Ledger (11/07/03)

Ian talks about Siegfried and Roy and more - Cleveland Free Times (11/05/03)

"Acoustic Storm" chats with Ian - Acoustic Storm (9/03)

Ian Anderson Interview with "The Pet Press" - Pet Press (9/03)

Show and Tull : Rub elbows with rock god Ian Anderson - Ian interview- Louisville Scene (10/10/03)

Anderson Tour Gets Down to Rock Classics, Andean Mountain Cats - Ian interview- San Francisco Observer (10/03/03)

Crowd rubs elbows with a legend - Concert Review - Ft. Worth Star-Telegram (10/08/03)

Ian unplugged: Jethro Tull Frontman Comes Out of His Heavy-Metal Shell - Ft. Worth Star-Telegram (10/03/03)

Ian talks about his cats and kitten care in "Kittens USA 2003-2004™" and another article in the October 2003 issue of "Cat Fancy™." (9/16/03)

All about the company which manufactures Ian's kazoos for "Rubbing Elbows" (8/30/03)


ALL MUSIC GUIDE® awards 4-stars to Anderson's "Rupi's Dance": "...Anderson's knack for writing simple, yet endearing, melodies is evident...an extremely satisfying album." (8/25/03)

ALL MUSIC GUIDE® says 3-stars for "Stage Left" : "Barre's playing is always elegant, even when he's rocking hard." (8/25/03)

Show preview from The Hartford Courant. (8/9/03)

Ian talks about "Spinal Tap" moments and the legendary "riot" at Red Rocks with The Washington Times . Also includes an interview with Willy Porter, who opens for many recent Tull U.S. dates. (8/7/03)

Famed music industry commentator Bob Lefsetz reflects on Tull's early works from "This Was" through "Thick as a Brick"

Metal Rules Magazine talks with Ian about that car ad using "Thick as a Brick and other subjects.

Goldmine's Bill DeYoung discusses Tull's early success, that first flute, and so much more in an extensive interview over Tull's 2002 tour in Florida.

Martin Barre talks with About.Com's™ Shawn Perry about life with Tull these thirty-plus years, what it was like recording famous Tull numbers, the possibility of reuniting the mid-seventies lineup, writing music with Ian, and other topics.

Ian talks with the San Jose Mercury News about playing his music at home and other topics.

Alan Bostick writes about how "Thick as a Brick's" famous spoof lyricist's name plagued his childhood and the lyrical inspiration for Tull works.