Jethro Tull extend 2027 tour with new shows in Lingen and Nuremberg
Ian Anderson and his band add more dates to their ‘Curious Ruminant’ tour. Six concerts in Germany and two in Switzerland are now on the 2027 schedule.
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British rock band Jethro Tull, led by singer and flautist Ian Anderson, have added more concerts to their 2027 tour, music site Ultimate Classic Rock reported on Thursday. The tour supports the 2025 album “Curious Ruminant”; it began in February 2026 and now runs until September 2027.
According to the site, 11 dates have been added, six of them in Germany: Lingen (Feb. 2), Hamburg (March 6), Bielefeld (March 7), Stuttgart (July 6), Munich (July 7) and Nuremberg (Sept. 16, the final show). Lugano and Bern in Switzerland have also been added, along with Almeria, Genoa and Padua. No 2027 dates in Austria or Bulgaria are listed; the band still plays Bregenz, Linz and Vienna in November 2026, according to the report.
Anderson is already looking ahead to another album. “I have a growing and gradually settling direction to work to,” he told Ultimate Classic Rock, though he is not yet at the point of recording. Tickets and details are available on the band’s official website.