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King/Taylor Tour VIP Seating To Benefit Charities

Carole King & James Taylor have created a unique and intimate experience for fans on their Troubadour Reunion North American Tour.   Fans will be able to purchase VIP seating that creates the experience of a lifetime.  The stage seating features tables for two that circle the center stage performance.   The VIP area was designed with the idea of creating an atmosphere that merged the up close and personal feel of a vintage nightclub with the high-energy atmosphere of a modern arena.

The VIP Stage Seating Package includes:  One Stage Seat that is arranged in tables for two, special access to Carole King and James Taylor’s sound check session, pre-performance private reception with complimentary wine, beer, and hors d’oeuvres, special event tour laminate, and a commemorative Troubadour Reunion Tour book!  All proceeds collected from the sale of Stage Seat Packages will be donated to national and local charities.

Charities that Carole King and James Taylor have long supported are the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and Alliance for the Wild Rockies, in addition to the 90 other participating organizations.   Troubadour tickets are currently available and the VIP packages can be purchased through Tickets For Charity.  Don’t miss Carole King and James Taylor on their reunion Troubadour Tour!

Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 11:59 am by elizabeth

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Carole King and James Taylor reunite the Troubadour Band

Carole King and James Taylor have teamed up for the “Carole King and James Taylor Troubadour Band” and will be taking the stage on March 26 in Melbourne, Australia. After that, they’re hitting New Zealand and Japan in mid-April before coming to LA for the Hollywood Bowl on May 14 and 15. James Taylor is also scheduled to play in Lenox, Maine on July 3 and 4 for Tanglewood.

That’s what’s scheduled as of today, but there is always the promise of more dates, more cities and more Carole King.

King and Taylor first performed together at the Troubadour in November 1969, marking King’s debut as a solo artist after writing hits for a wide range artists including Aretha Franklin and the Monkees. The two played together often in the early seventies where they immediately clicked musically and personally. They celebrated the 50th anniversary of the venue with a joint concert back in 2007, during which time the idea of a troubadour reunion was spawned.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010 at 8:18 am by jordan

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