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Summer Tour News Round-Up II

Tour News “James Taylor charms SPAC audience with timeless hits” – Daily Gazette “It took this new $43M Delaware stage to finally draw James Taylor” – Delaware Online Features JT Sings “Moon River” – CBS This Morning JT Sings “On the Fourth of July” – CBS This Morning “Peter Asher: The vital musical link between The Beatles, James Taylor, Barbra Streisand and other legends” – San Diego Union-Tribune “Stars who missed Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce’s wedding speak out” – USA Today

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Summer Tour News Round-Up

Tour News “James Taylor: Sunny Day Man, Still on Fire” – Santa Barbara Independent “James Taylor at the Santa Barbara Bowl, CA” – Music Connection “James Taylor at BeachLife 2026” – Easy Reader News “James Taylor shines anew at San Diego concert filled with welcome surprises” – San Diego Union-Tribune Features “1971 Soft Rock Hit, First Recorded by Another Music Icon, Became a No. 1 Friendship Anthem” – Parade “James Taylor Albums Ranked” – Ultimate Classic Rock “James Taylor’s Favorite Album Is Later in His Career (And More Inventive) Than You Might Think” – American Songwriter “How the Beatles launched the career of one of the all-time great songwriters” – Guitar World


Pre-Tour News Round-Up II

TV Appearances “Jimmy Kimmel Live” – April 21 Features ‘Peter Asher: Everywhere Man’ Documentary Trailer – Billboard “James Taylor’s Only No. 1 Hit Is A 1971 Cover With A Whole Lot Of Heart” – Grunge “I liked JT when JT wasn’t cool” – StarNews

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Pre-Tour News Round-Up

Tour News “Montreux Jazz Festival 60th anniversary line-up revealed” – NME “James Taylor to Perform at GIANT Center in June 2026” – HersheyPA.com “James Taylor Returns to the Santa Barbara Bowl” – Santa Barbara Independent Features ““Impossibly good”: The moment James Taylor got The Beatles’ seal of approval” – Far Out “James Taylor interviewed: “The success was a surprise…” – Uncut “James Taylor’s ‘Mud Slide Slim’ Was Both a Huge Hit, and a Comfy Return” – Something Else ““Separated twins”: The tale of Carole King and James Taylor’s lifelong connection” – Far Out “This 1968 Hit Ranked ‘Best James Taylor Song’ Inspired a Beatles Classic” – Parade