CapLive: The Tull Project
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The Tull Project is a live concert experience celebrating the music of Jethro Tull, coming to the Appell Center on Saturday, February 6!
This electrifying concert focuses on the band’s most influential years from 1968–1978. Rather than imitation or nostalgia, the emphasis is on musical depth, precision and energy, capturing the spirit of Tull’s blues-rock roots, acoustic textures and progressive compositions. This powerful performance features well-known material and deeper selections, offering audiences both recognition and discovery.
At the center of the performance is the flute—an essential and defining voice in Tull’s music—presented here with a level of technical command and musicality rarely heard in tribute formats.
This electrifying concert focuses on the band’s most influential years from 1968–1978. Rather than imitation or nostalgia, the emphasis is on musical depth, precision and energy, capturing the spirit of Tull’s blues-rock roots, acoustic textures and progressive compositions. This powerful performance features well-known material and deeper selections, offering audiences both recognition and discovery.
At the center of the performance is the flute—an essential and defining voice in Tull’s music—presented here with a level of technical command and musicality rarely heard in tribute formats.
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Where is it happening?
50 N George St, York, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 17401
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Host or PublisherAppell Center for the Performing Arts
