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“Things were gloriously easy back in 1969 because we only had two albums. Things are now much more tortuous”: Ian Anderson on touring, bedbugs and Martin Barre

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“Things were gloriously easy back in 1969 because we only had two albums. Things are now much more tortuous”: Ian Anderson on touring, bedbugs and Martin Barre

Jethro Tull are about to play 10 UK shows, and band leader Ian Anderson is hitting the rails rather than the road

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