Anderson unplugs Jethro Tull at Wiltern Friday

Singer/songwriter, classical, jazz and rock flute virtuoso and Member of the British Empire Ian Anderson, also founder and leader of legendary Grammy-winning British rock group Jethro Tull, takes the stage at the intimate Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles tonight.

[Mike Lopez]

Saw the show at the Grove in Anaheim.
It has been a long time in coming for Ian ANderson to tour his acoustic music which in my opinion
displays his best talent. The show was sensational.
He did "Fat Man, Bouree, Jack in the Green,
Jeffrey Goes to Lancheister Square, Some Day the
Sun Won't Shine For You, Wondrin Aloud, My God and several other numbers.
The one dissappointment was the ending when he
finished by leaving the acoustic material and
going for the overplayed commercial rock anthems - Aqualung and Locomtive Breath. These numbers really don't belong in this tour and should be
replaced with Look Into The Sun, Reasons For Waiting, Salamander, Sossity, or any other acoustic piece that better fits his extraordinary range of beautiful acoustic music.