The legendary classic rock singer James Taylor is back on the road in 2020 playing all his classics. He will tour only in the United States and Canada. Some dates will have Bonnie Raitt as the opening act. All James Taylor 2020 tour dates April 14 2020 Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre Victoria, BC, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 15 2020 Rogers Arena Vancouver, BC, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 17 2020 Rogers Place Edmonton, AB, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 19 2020 Scotiabank Saddledome Calgary, AB, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 21 2020 Bell MTS Place Winnipeg, MB, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 24 2020 Richcraft Live at the Canadian Tire Center Ottawa, ON, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 25 2020 Budweiser Gardens London, ON, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 27 2020 Scotiabank Arena Toronto, ON, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 29 2020 Centre Bell Montreal, QC, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt May 01 2020 Scotiabank Centre Halifax, NS, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 02 2020 Avenir Centre Moncton, NB, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt 05 2020 Mile One Centre St. John's, NL, Canada with special guest Bonnie Raitt June 21 2020 Fenway Park Boston, MA, United States with special guests Brandi Carlile and Shawn Colvin Some James Taylor's successes include "You've Got a Friend"; "Carolina in My Mind"; "Sweet Baby James"; "Fire and Rain" and many more. In his professional life, James belongs to a "stylistic school of musicians" that includes partners such as Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Carole King. Son of a doctor, Isaac Taylor (1921-1996) and Gertrude Woodard, music teacher and lyric singer. It is the second of five brothers. In 1951, when James was 3, his father, Dr. Taylor was elected an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the family moved from Boston to the South. All three brothers, Alex (1947- 1993), Livingston, and Hugh, and their sister, Kate, became musicians and record albums independently. James studied cello as a child, but started learning guitar in 1960. In 1963, James entered Milton Academy, a prep school in Massachusetts. The first summer he met Kootch Kortchmar, while living on Martha's Vineyard; and the two formed a country duo.
