Love - Forever Changes 60th Anniversary Tour

A concert by the American rock band Love, marking the sixtieth anniversary of their album Forever Changes, with founding guitarist Johnny Echols on stage at The Fleece in Bristol.

Love is an American rock band formed in 1965 in Los Angeles. Signed to Elektra Records, they released their eponymous debut album in 1966, and their catalogue also includes Da Capo, Four Sail and Forever Changes. For the sixtieth anniversary of Forever Changes, the band performs that album in full.

The line-up is led by Johnny Echols, a founding member and the group's guitarist, who continues to play Love's songs with Baby Lemonade. Baby Lemonade performed as Arthur Lee's band until Arthur Lee's death, and has been part of the group's later work. Johnny Echols has said the set includes much of Forever Changes, favourites from the wider catalogue, a few deep cuts and some surprises.

This iteration of Love has toured widely, including a US tour with the Zombies, back-to-back appearances at the Glastonbury festival and shows across Europe. The audience is growing younger, with teenagers and students among those discovering the music. The Fleece is a Bristol venue for concerts and shows.