James Taylor Tickets

Don’t miss your chance to see musical icon James Taylor live on the Down Home Tour. Taylor and his band will perform live in concert for only a short time so buy your tickets today!

With a notable career that spans over 40 years, James Taylor is truly a living legend of music. He began his solo career with the self-titled debut album James Taylor in 1968. It was only two years later that he shot to fame with the release of his second album Sweet Baby James. The album went triple platinum and included his first top 10 hit “Fire and Rain.” His next album Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon was released in 1971 and continued James’ new-found success. The album contained the number one hit single “You've Got a Friend,” which earned Taylor that year’s Grammy for Best Pop Male Vocal. Throughout the years James Taylor has been pleasing audiences around the world with his smooth voice and heartfelt lyrics. The singer-songwriter and guitarist has a host of hit songs such as “Carolina on My Mind,” “Country Road,” “Shower the People” and “Your Smiling Face.”

Over the course of his career Taylor has earned five Grammy Awards and countless awards for his sales and performances. In 1998 Taylor received the Century Award, which is the highest honor given by Billboard magazine. The award is given to celebrate exceptional creative achievement in music. With over 40 awards celebrating gold, platinum or multi-platinum album status, James Taylor’s career has certainly been exceptional. Taylor continues to show his passion for music by recording albums and touring. His most recent albums show his appreciation for other recording artists. The 2008 album Covers features James performing his own renditions of songs from the 50s, 60s and 70s. The follow-up album More Covers, released in April 2009, features bonus songs as a companion to the previous album. Although his renditions of other artists are popular, audiences are still wowed by Taylor’s performances of his own classic material. Purchase tickets soon to see James Taylor in concert.