James Taylor Tickets

Tickets are now available for James Taylor and Carole King's Troubadour Reunion tour. This is a very rare opportunity to see these two legends together. So don't miss out on a musical flashback celebrating some of the best songs ever written by two of rock 'n' roll's most beloved singers. "You've Got a Friend" and you know they would just love to see James Taylor and Carole King. So buy tickets nowto this magical concert event. To see and hear Carole King and James Taylor together is like milk and honey, a pop folk duo of towering proportions in a performance you'll treasure in your memories forever.

In 1971 Carole King struck out on her own, jumping fearlessly in to the huge pool of singer / songwriters. There were many singer / songwriters fast becoming popular in the 1960s. It was a musical genre with much competition. King's massive talent dominated the scene with her debut album, "Tapestry." The "Tapestry" album was number one for fifteen consecutive weeks."Tapestry" won multiple Grammy Awards. It sold 10 million copies in the U.S. alone and 25 million world wide. "Tapestry"remained on the charts for an astonishing six years.

Concurrent with Carole King's breakthrough success, James Taylor released a pair of classic albums in 1970 and 1971,"Sweet Baby James" and "Mud Slide Slim." Together Taylor's first two LP's ruled the airwaves, helping pave the way for the mellow "California Sound." Most rock fans feel it was James Taylor and Jackson Browne who created the mellow 70ssound typified by The Eagles and later Beach Boys. James Taylor's biggest hit, the soaringly beautiful "You've Got a Friend," in fact was written by Carole King. It won him the Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance and lodged itself at the top of the charts for weeks.

You can be assured of hearing classic hit after classic hit at their shows together. Whether it's Carole King's funky hit"I Feel the Earth Move" or James Taylor's lovely "Fire and Rain," or any of dozens of others, you're sure to find yourself singing along, reminiscing and creating new memories of an amazing night of folk pop bliss. Get your tickets now to assure yourself of great seats for these soon-to-be legendary and concerts!

The Troubadour Reunion Tour takes James Taylor and Carole King to legendary venues like the Hollywood Bowl and New York City's Madison Square Garden, as well as the famous annual Tanglewood Music Festival in Massachusetts. Carole King and James Taylor both have long histories in the music business and are lifelong friends. You can expect a warm, family-style front porch atmosphere regardless of the venue.

Carole King was one half of the legendary Brill Building songwriting team Goffin and King. She wrote the first-ever hit for a girl group,The Shirelles' "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," a number 1 hit in 1960. Ms. King was just seventeen years old. King and Goffin wenton to author innumerable hits for the likes of The Drifters, The Crystals, Little Eva, Aretha Franklin and The Monkees. The list is too long to include everyone in this space, but suffice to say it reads like a veritable history of early rock and roll and pop.