Ian Anderson

Their updated slate now extends through February, marking more than a year on the road.

Jethro Tull frontman feels an obligation to perform while he still can.

Jethro Tull leader wonders about Pink Floyd co-founder's methods and reveals he was once a doomsday prepper.

Jethro Tull leader calls Foreigner icon "the best tenor rock singer of all time."

Their 23rd album 'Rokflote' arrives after a deep dive into his ancestry, Norse religions ... and Morrissey.

Jethro Tull leader was too embarrassed to speak to dying artist: "Each time I hung up in panic."

Ian Anderson will release a live set that includes both Jethro Tull's 'Thick as a Brick' and its 2012 sequel.

Fresh off a new solo release, Ian Anderson says: 'I think I prefer, in my twilight years, to use my own name.'

Ian Anderson isn't finished with Gerald Bostock, a mythical character whose poetry was said to have inspired Jethro Tull's legendary 1972 prog classic 'Thick as a Brick.'

Ian Anderson promises new music in 2014. And while he knows what direction the project will take (it's a concept album), details -- like whether or not it will be a solo record or a Jethro Tull LP -- are still up in the air. Either way, Anderson says it will be a folk-prog-metal hybrid.

Punk's approaching thunderstorm had no effect, as the band carried on with what they do best.

Jethro Tull front man Ian Anderson presented the crowd with both a full dose of nostalgia, and a new musical challenge in Nashville on Tuesday night (Oct. 30). Performing both the classic Tull album 'Thick as a Brick' and his new solo sequel 'Thick as a Brick 2' in their entirety, Anderson pulled off the unlikely feat of topping his past success with his newest work.