Jethro Tull's Martin Barre: Acoustic Trio - The Avenel Performing Arts Center

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Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre: Acoustic Trio

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Performers: Martin Barre, Dan Crisp, and Alan Thomson

Show Times

April 9, 2025 7:30 pm

Ticket Prices

$60.00-$55.00 plus applicable fees

About The Show

Back by popular demand!

Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre returns to Avenel for an intimate evening of acoustic music and anecdotes, as he is joined on stage with Dan Crisp and Alan Thomson.

Martin presents a personal and thoughtfully curated show highlighting his favourite Jethro Tull moments, both musically and narratively. Engaging the audience in a special and intimate evening of acoustic playing and story telling.

On the night enjoy a mix of Tull, Martin’s solo material plus a few surprises woven in along the way as the audience is invited to be part of the show with Martin opening the floor to questions. This intimate show will be a closeup experience with Martin, Dan and Alan that fans will love to experience.

Expect acoustic guitars and basses, mandolins and flutes, all put together in a totally exclusive and unique performance with an addition of good humour!
Not just a band unplugged, but a brand new show.

Woodbridge Township presents Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre: Acoustic Trio at The Avenel Performing Arts Center with support from Woodbridge Arts.

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