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| 1998-1999 Appearances – 2000 Appearances – 2001 Appearances | ||||
| Date | Location | Venue / Time | Tickets | Notes / Status |
| 2002 | ||||
| January 2 | PBS | 10 p.m. Eastern | “A Centennial Toast To Symphony Hall” | Boston’s Symphony Hall celebrates its 100th anniversary. Appearances by Seiji Ozawa and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, John Williams, Keith Lockhart with the Boston Pops, Yo-Yo Ma, Mandy Patinkin, JT, and others. |
| January 4 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| January 9 | ABC | 8 p.m. Eastern | “American Music Awards” | JT participates in a tribute to Garth Brooks. |
| January 11 | ABC Family Channel | 8 p.m. Eastern | “American Music Awards” | Re-airing of January 9 broadcast. |
| January 19 | VH1 | Noon Eastern | “1970: Behind the Music” | Includes interviews with JT, Joni Mitchell, Paul McCartney, Bernie Taupin, Isaac Hayes, Judy Collins, and others. |
| January 23 | Comedy Central | 3 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 23 January 1988. Host: Robin Williams. JT performs “Never Die Young,” “Sweet Potato Pie,” and “That Lonesome Road.” |
| February 19 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| February 27 | VH1 | 11 a.m. Eastern | “100 Greatest Songs of Rock & Roll” | “Fire And Rain” is featured in the noon hour. |
| February 27 | CBS | 8 p.m. Eastern | “Grammy Awards” | JT is nominated for the “Male Pop Vocal Performance” Grammy for his recording of “Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight” on Michael Brecker’s “Nearness of You: The Ballad Book” album. It’s unknown if he will attend. |
| April 13 | New York, NY | Carnegie Hall | Information: 212-245-6570. Carnegie Hall Box Office: 212-247-7800. Price: $150 – $2500. | Rainforest Benefit. JT joins Sting and Elton John at this annual all-star benefit. |
| April 15 | E! | 7 p.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 15 March 1980. JT performs with Paul Simon on “Sunny Skies,” “Take Me To the Mardi Gras,” (a Simon song), and “Cathy’s Clown” (made popular by the Everly Brothers) |
| April 22 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| May 2 | VH1 | 3 p.m. Eastern | “1970: Behind the Music” | Includes interviews with JT, Joni Mitchell, Paul McCartney, Bernie Taupin, Isaac Hayes, Judy Collins, and others. |
| May 19 | Comedy Central | 3 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| May 25 | VH1 | 11 p.m. Eastern | “100 Greatest Songs of Rock & Roll” | “Fire And Rain” is featured. |
| June 3 | VH1 | 1 p.m. Eastern | “100 Greatest Albums of Rock & Roll” | JT’s “Sweet Baby James” comes in at number 77 in this, the second of five one-hour segments. Segment one airs at noon. |
| June 4 | VH1 | 4 a.m. Eastern | “Greatest TV Moments: Sesame Street Music A-Z” | Includes performances by JT (singing a modified “Your Smiling Face), Garth Brooks, Gloria Estefan, Goo Goo Dolls, Ricky Martin, Melissa Etheridge, N’Sync, REM, and Stevie Wonder. |
| June 20 | Grant’s Tomb, New York City. | 8 p.m. | Free TV taping of JT performance for July 4 NBC special (see below) | In-person attendance is free but limited to those who RSVP. |
| July 2, 3, & 4 | Hollywood, CA | Hollywood Bowl | See www.hollywoodbowl.org or call 213-365-3500 for ticket information. | “Target July 4th Fireworks Spectacular” featuring John Williams leading theLos Angeles Philharmonic with a special guest appearance by JT. JT’s band: Jimmy Johnson / bass, Larry Goldings / keyboards, Gregg Bissonette / drums, John Pizzarelli / guitar. |
| July 3 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| July 4 | E! | 1 p.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 12 May 1979. Host: Michael Palin. JT performs “Johnnie Comes Back” and “Up On the Roof.” He also plays a small role in a skit as a ship’s crewmember. |
| July 4 | NBC | 9 p.m. Eastern | Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular | JT and Enrique Iglesias perform (see June 20 taping above). |
| July 17 | Lenox, MA | Tanglewood | Order via Ticketmaster.com or call 800-347-0808. | JT performs with John Williams and the Boston Pops. |
| July 31 | E! | 7 p.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 18 September 1976. Host: Lily Tomlin. In his first SNL appearance JT performs “Shower the People,” “Road Runner,” and “Sweet Baby James.” |
| August 2 | E! | 1 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 18 September 1976. Host: Lily Tomlin. In his first SNL appearance JT performs “Shower the People,” “Road Runner,” and “Sweet Baby James.” |
| August 3 | Comedy Central | 1 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| August 11 | VH1 Classic | 7 p.m. Eastern | 3+ Hours of JT content | Two hours of JT videos followed by “Storytellers” at 9 p.m. followed by an “exclusive listening party” at 10 p.m. |
| August 13 | ABC | 11 a.m. Eastern | “The View” | |
| August 13 | New York, NY | 7 p.m. | In-store appearance | Tower Records at 66th and Broadway. JT will meet fans and signcopies of his new CD. |
| August 14 | A&E | Noon and 6 p.m. Eastern | “The View” | Re-run of JT’s appearance from the previous day. |
| August 14 | Boston, MA | 6 p.m. | In-store appearance | Virgin Megastore at Mass. Ave. and Newbury St. JT will meet fans and signcopies of his new CD. |
| August 16 | NBC / Rockefeller Center, New York City. | 7 a.m. Eastern | “Today” | Part of a summer concert series airing live on NBC’s “Today” show. In-person attendance is limited but free. JT performs “Houng Dog,” “Mexico,” and “Raised Up Family.” |
| August 20 | CBS | 7 a.m. Eastern | “The Early Show” | JT performs. |
| August 20 | CBS | 11:35 p.m. Eastern | “The Late Show With David Letterman” | |
| August 21 | CBS | 8 p.m. Eastern | “60 Minutes II” | Charlie Rose interviews JT. |
| August 25 | Trio (Cable Channel) | 1 p.m., 5 p.m. & 9 p.m. Eastern | “BBC In Concert” | 1970 performances by James Taylor, Cat Stevens, and Neil Young. |
| September 3 | VH1 | 9 p.m. Eastern | “VH1 Remembers: The Concert for New York” | Interviews and backstage footage from the post-September 11 benefit concert where JT and many other artists performed. |
| September 4 | VH1 | 6 p.m. Eastern | “VH1 Remembers: The Concert for New York” | Interviews and backstage footage from the post-September 11 benefit concert where JT and many other artists performed. |
| Sept. 4 – 18 | European Tour | Band: Jimmy Johnson, Steve Gadd, Larry Goldings, and Michael Landau | ||
| September 4, 5 | London, England | Carling Apollo Hammersmith | Order via ticketmaster.co.uk. | |
| September 7 | Glasgow, Scotland | Scottish Exhibition-Conference Centre | Order via secctickets.com. | |
| September 8 | iNDEMAND Pay Per View and other PPV networks | 9 p.m. & 11 p.m. Eastern / 6 p.m. & 8 p.m. Pacific | “James Taylor In Concert: The Pull Over Tour” | Air times vary. Check your cable and satellite listings. Will air again multiple times later in the month. |
| September 9 | Amsterdam, The Netherlands | Carre Theatre | ||
| September 11 | VH1 | 7 p.m. Eastern. | “The Concert For New York” | 5-1/2 hour broadcast of the star-studded 2001 benefit concert. |
| September 11 | Frankfurt, Germany | Alte Oper | Order via frankfurt-ticket.de. | |
| September 12 | Hamburg, Germany | Musikhalle | Order via karsten-jahnke.de. | |
| September 13 | Trio (Cable Channel) | 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. Eastern | “BBC In Concert: James Taylor” | From a 1970 BBC performance by JT. |
| September 13 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| September 15 | Rome, Italy | Piazza del Popolo | Free concert | |
| September 16 | Milan, Italy | Teatro Smeraldo | Order via D’Alessandro e Galli | ON SALE NOW |
| September 18 | Manchester, England | Manchester Evening News Arena | Order via ticketmaster.co.uk. | ON SALE NOW |
| October 1 | New York, NY | Theater at Madison Square Garden | Order via Ticketmaster. | “106.7 Lite FM’s One Night With Lite.” JT performs along with Bonnie Raitt, Jewel, Lonestar, and Kenny Loggins. ON SALE NOW |
| October 5 | BBC One (U.K.) | 10:25 p.m. | “Parkinson” | JT performs. |
| October 7 | Bravo | 8 & 11 p.m. Eastern | “Songwriters Hall of Fame” | JT sings a duet of “You’ve Got a Friend” with inductee Carole King via satellite. |
| October 7 | Boston, MA | Fleet Center | Order via Ticketmaster. | JT joins John Mellencamp, Don Henley, Sheryl Crow, and Sting in a benefit for the family of Timothy White. ON SALE NOW |
| October 9 | NBC | Late Wednesday / Early Thursday (Usually 1:30 a.m., but check local listings) | “Last Call with Carson Daly” | |
| October 13 | Comedy Central | 3 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| October 14 | Trio (Cable Channel) | 9 a.m. & 3 p.m. Eastern | “BBC In Concert: James Taylor” | From a 1970 BBC performance by JT. |
| October 14 | PBS | 11 p.m. | “Charlie Rose” | JT is interviewed. Originally scheduled for Oct. 8. |
| October 18 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 8 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Premiere of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| October 19 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 1 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| October 20 | CMT (Country Music Television) | Noon and 8 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| October 21 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 9 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| October 22 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 8 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| October 26 & 27 | Mountain View, CA | Shoreline Amphitheatre | Order via Ticketmaster. | Bridge School Benefit. JT joins Neil Young, Thom Yorke from Radiohead, Ryan Adams, Jack Johnson, Tenacious D, Foo Fighters, and The Other Ones. ON SALE NOW. |
| October 29 | NBC | 11:35 p.m. Eastern | “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” | |
| Nov. 8 – Dec. 14 | U.S. College Tour | |||
| November 8 | Duluth, MN | Duluth Arena (DECC) | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 218-727-2121. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 9 | Minneapolis, MN | Northrop Auditorium | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 651-989-5151. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 12 | Green Bay, WI | Resch Center | Order via tickets.com or call 800-895-0071 / 920-494-3401. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 13 | Madison, WI | Alliant Energy Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 608-255-4646. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 15 | Lansing, MI | Breslin Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 517-484-5656. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 16 | Peoria, IL | Civic Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 309-676-8700. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 18 | Trio (Cable Channel) | 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. Eastern | “BBC In Concert: James Taylor” | From a 1970 BBC performance by JT. |
| November 19 | Bravo | 5 p.m. Eastern | “Songwriters Hall of Fame” | JT sings a duet of “You’ve Got a Friend” with inductee Carole King via satellite. |
| November 19 | Terre Haute, IN | Hulman Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 812-234-2424. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 20 | Evansville, IN | Roberts Stadium | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 812-423-7222. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 22 | Carbondale, IL | SIU Arena | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 314-421-4400. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 23 | Champaign, IL | UIUC Assembly Hall | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 217-351-2626. | ON SALE NOW |
| November 30 | NBC | Late Friday / Early Saturday (Usually 1:30 a.m., but check local listings) | “Last Call with Carson Daly” | Re-airing of previous appearance. |
| December 1 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 8 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| December 3 | Lincoln, NE | Pershing Auditorium | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 402-475-1212. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 4 | Ames, IA | Iowa State Center, Hilton Coliseum | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 515-233-1888. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 6 | Norman, OK | Lloyd Noble Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 405-360-7776. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 7 | Tulsa, OK | Convention Center | Information: 918-584-2000 | ON SALE NOW |
| December 8 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 10 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |
| December 10 | Baton Rouge, LA | Riverside Centroplex | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 225-761-8400. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 11 | Trio (Cable Channel) | 10 a.m. & 4 p.m. Eastern | “BBC In Concert: James Taylor” | From a 1970 BBC performance by JT. |
| December 11 | Austin, TX | Erwin Center | Order via Texas Box Office or call 512-471-7448. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 12 | Comedy Central | Noon Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 13 November 1993. Host: Rosie O’Donnell. JT performs “Memphis” (written by Chuck Berry, 1959), “Slap Leather, and “Secret ‘O Life.” He also plays himself in a Frank Sinatra skit. |
| December 13 | VH1 | 8 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | One-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. Originally aired on Country Music Television on October 18. |
| December 13 | Bossier City, LA | Century Tel Center | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 318-741-9700. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 14 | Little Rock, AR | Alltel Arena | Order via ticketmaster.com or call 501-975-7575. | ON SALE NOW |
| December 16 | NBC | 7 a.m. Eastern | “Today” | JT performs indoors. |
| December 25 | Comedy Central | 2 a.m. Eastern | “Saturday Night Live” | Original Airdate: 14 December 1991. Host: Steve Martin. JT performs “(I’ve Got To) Stop Thinkin’ Bout That,” “Shed a Little Light,” and “Sweet Baby James.” |
| December 27 | CBS | 9 p.m. Eastern | “The Kennedy Center Honors” | Actor James Earl Jones, conductor James Levine, dancer/actress Chita Rivera, singer/songwriter Paul Simon, and actress Elizabeth Taylor are the 2002 honorees. JT performs “The Boxer” with Alison Krauss as part of the tribute to Paul Simon. |
| December 28 | CMT (Country Music Television) | 3 p.m. Eastern | “Crossroads” | Re-airing of a one-hour joint performance with the Dixie Chicks. |