Love - Forever Changes 60th Anniversary Tour

A concert by the American rock band Love, featuring founding guitarist Johnny Echols, marking sixty years since the album Forever Changes. The show takes place at The Castle and Falcon on Moseley Road in Birmingham.

Love is an American rock band formed in 1965 in Los Angeles. Signed to Elektra Records, the group released its eponymous debut album in 1966. This line-up is described as the longest-serving band associated with Arthur Lee, and it is led by founding member and guitarist Johnny Echols, who continues to perform songs from the band's catalogue, including the albums Da Capo, Four Sail and Forever Changes.

The tour marks sixty years since Forever Changes, and according to Echols, the set includes much of that album alongside favourites from the wider catalogue, along with some less familiar tracks and surprises. Joining him on stage is Baby Lemonade, which performed as Arthur Lee's band from 1993 until his death in 2006. That period included sold-out tours, a US tour with the Zombies, and performances at Glastonbury festival and across Europe.

The concerts attract fans of the band's 1960s music as well as a younger audience, since teens and students have been discovering the songs. The Castle and Falcon, at 402 Moseley Road, mainly hosts concerts, with a focus on pop, rock and indie music.