Letchworth (Broadway Cinema)
The Outlaws
Suzy Cope
Sounds Incorprated
Johnny Temple
Bob Bain (compere)
Promoter - The Mark Gold Organisation
06 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
07 - Sheffield (City Hall)
08 - York (Rialto)
09 - Croydon (Fairfield Halls)
10 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
11 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
12 - Newcastle (City Hall)
Gene Vincent
Heinz Burt
Andy Cavell & The Saints
Mickie Most
Dev Douglas
Brad Newman
The Outlaws
Chris Carlsen (compere)
Promoter : Don Arden
London (Royal Albert Hall)
"Pops For Everyone"
Gerry & The Pacemakers
Frankie Vaughan
Joe Brown & His Bruvvers
Clinton Ford
Christine Campbell
Susan Maughan
Mrs Mills
Bert Weedon
Joe "Mr Piano" Henderson
Acker Bilk & His Paramount Jazz Band
Kenny Ball's Jazzmen
Jan & Kelly
Promoter : BBC
Hammersmith (Lyric)
06 - Birmingham (Hippodrome)
13 - Nottingham (Theatre Royal)
20 - Newcastle (Empire)
Mark Wynter
Mike Preston (not Newcastle)
BIRMINGHAM
Des Lane
Al Paige
Jody & Holly
Toni & Margo
Harbin & Day
NOTTINGHAM
Julie Grant
Toni & Margo
Harbin & Day
Jody & Holly
NEWCASTLE
Vince Eager
Anita Harris
Gridneffs
Alan Field
Full copy of Nottingham programme
13 - Torquay (Princess) - week
20 - Manchester (Palace)
27 - Sunderland (Empire) - week
The Roulettes
Mack & Kirk
Dave Reid
TORQUAY
Maureen Evans
Des Lane
Dean & Chapter
MANCHESTER
Don Arrol
Des Lane
Harbin & Day
SUNDERLAND
Joe (Mr Piano) Henderson
Betty Smith Quintet
Bobby Dennis
Debbie Lee
14 - Hammersmith (Odeon)
15 - Victoria (New Victoria)
16 - Lewisham (Odeon)
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18 - Manchester (Free Trade Hall)
London (Kilburn State Theatre)
Del Shannon
The Brook Brothers
Freddie & The Dreamers
The Terry Young Six - Erkey Grant
Rod & Carolyn
The Eagles
Promoters - Peter Walsh & Kennedy Street Enterprises
added to end of the Del Shannon April/May tour
Romford (Odeon)
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakota
Gerry & The Pacemakers
"Mersey Beat Showcase"
Promoter - John Smith
Five more dates (17,18,19,20, 23 June) were cancelled by Brian Epstein
At the time of this concert the above acts were 1,2 and 3 in the charts
17 - Hansworth & Oldhill (Plazas)
18 - Coventry (Matrix) & Swadlincote (Rink)
London (Palladium)
Frank Ifield
Susan Maughan
Ken Norris & Joan Savage
Nicholas Parsons
Bob Wallis & His Storeyville Jazzmen
Rudy Cardenas
"Swing A Long"
Promoters - Leslie A. Macdonnell & Bernard Delfont
18 - Slough (Granada)
19 - Hanley (Gaumont)
20 - Southampton (Gaumont)
22 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
23 - Nottingham (Odeon)
24 - Walthamstow (Granada)
25 - Sheffield (City Hall)
26 - Liverpool (Empire)
27 - Cardiff (Capitol)
28 - Worcester (Gaumont)
29 - York (Rialto)
30 - Manchester (Odeon)
31 - Southend (Odeon)
June 1963
01 - Tooting (Granada)
02 - Brighton (Hippodrome)
03 - Woolwich (Granada)
04 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
05 - Leeds (Odeon)
07 - Glasgow (Odeon)
08 - Newcastle (City Hall)
09 - Blackburn (King George's Hall)
Gerry & The Pacemakers
Roy Orbison (special guest)
David Macbeth
Terry Young Six
Erkey Grant
Louise Cordet
Ian Crawford
Tony Marsh (compere)
Promoter : Peter Walsh
27 - Bath (Royal Hall)
28 - Wallington (Public Hall)
28 - East Grinstead (Whitehall)
29 - Birmingham (Plaza)
29 - Birmingham (Ritz)
30 - Coventry (Matrix Hall)
31 - Stoke (King's Hall)
June 1963
01 - MV Royal Daffodil (Channel crossing)
02 - Liverpool (Empire)
The Outlaws
WALLINGTON
Tommy Bruce & The Bruisers
The Alpha-Beats
ROCK ACROSS THE CHANNEL
Nero & The Gladiators
The Fabulous Fleerekkers
Ricky Valance
Johnny Angel
London (Royal Albert Hall)
The Tornados
Freddie & The Dreamers
Daryl Quist
The Ramblers
The Jaywalkers
Heinz Burt & The Saints
Mark Wynter
Shane Fenton & The Fentones
Jan Burnette & The Bruisers
Johnny Tempest & The Angels
Graham Dean (compere)
"The Billy Fury Show"
Promoters - "Fury Monthly
01 - Nelson (Imperial)
02 - Scarborough (Futurist)
Julie Grant
Jan & Kelly
The Trebletones
The Blue Diamonds with Alan Davison & Dave Storm
Al Saxon (compere)
Promoter - Paul Cave
The above is the Scarborough show
Full copy of Scarborough programme
Margate (Winter Gardens) - two nights
Tommy Bruce & The Bruisers
Southend to Boulogne
MV Royal Daffodill
Johnny Angel
Ricky Valance
Danny Davis
Dane Roberts
Jimmy Marsh
Ted King
The De-Lormes
The Fleerekkers
The Dynamos
Nero & The Gladiators
Vicki Rowe
Botwell, Hayes. Middlesex
London's Greatest Ever Open Air Pop Festival
Gerry & The Pacemakers
Vince Taylor
Eden Kane
Kenny Lynch
Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas
Brian Poole & The Tremeloes
Freddie & The Dreamers
Jimmy Crawford & The Messengers
Screaming Lord Sutch
Cherry Roland
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers
Tony Holland & The Pack-a-Beats
The Cresters
Ray Anton & M Squad
Micky Most
Robb Storme & The Whispers
Jackie Lynton & Teanbeats
Johnny, Mike & The Shades
The Golli-Golli Boys
The Blue Diamonds
London (Palladium)
Alma Cogan
Frank Ifield
The King Brothers
Vera Lynn
Susan Maughan
Garry Miller
plus many others
Royal Midnight Performance
"D-Day With The Stars"
In aid of the Army Benevolent Fund
Queens Hall, Leeds
Acker Bilk
Voltairs with Sammy King
Ryles Brothers with Gay Saxon
Garth Cawood (compere)
Beatles were initially billed as support but actually topped the bill . A few weeks earlier From Me To You had just become their first number 1 single
July 28th 1963
September 1st 1963
Torquay ( Princess Theatre)
Sunday Concerts
The Brook Brothers
Shane Fenton & The Fentones
The Hillsiders
Tommy Wallis & Beryl
Harold Collins & The Theatre Orchestra
Promoters - Bernard Delfont & Arthur Howes
Great Yarmouth (ABC)
Setlist
Some Other Guy
Thank You Girl
Do You Want To Know A Secret
Misery
A Taste Of Honey
I Saw Her Standing There
Love Me Do
From Me To You
Baby It's You
Please Please Me
Twist & Shout
The Brook Brothers
Tommy Wallis & Beryl (Exciting vibes duo)
Terry Young Combo
Ted Rogers (compere)
