Bradford (Dungeon, Westgate)
May not have taken place
05 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
06 - Leicester (Odeon)
07 - Norwich (Odeon) - Cancelled
08 - Colchester (Odeon)
09 - Luton (Odeon)
10 - Cheltenham (Odeon)
11 - Cardiff (Capitol)
13 - Liverpool (Empire)
14 - Chester (ABC)
15 - Manchester (Odeon)
16 - Wigan (ABC)
17 - Carlisle (ABC)
18 - Newcastle (Odeon)
19 - Edinburgh (Usher Hall)
20 - Stockton (ABC)
21 - Hull (ABC)
22 - Lincoln (ABC)
24 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
25 - Hanley (Gaumont)
26 - Gaumont (Bradford)
27 - Birmingham (Hippodrome)
28 - Romford (Odeon)
29 - Guildford (Odeon)
October 1964
01 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
02 - Exeter (Odeon)
03 - Edmonton (Regal)
04 - Southampton (Gaumont)
05 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
06 - Watford (Gaumont)
08 - Lewisham (Odeon)
09 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
10 - Southend (Odeon)
11 - Brighton (Hippodrome)
Inez and Charlie Foxx
Mike Berry & The Innocents
Simon Scott & The Le Roys
The Mojos
Don Spencer (compere)
Promoter - Robert Stigwood
Mick Jagger & Charlie Foxx
06 - Scarborough (Futurist)
13 - Eastbourne (Congress)
Sunday concerts
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Georgie Fame (v/o), Colin Green (g), Peter Coe (s), Tex Makins (b), Bill Eyden (d)
Bradford (Dungeon, Westgate)
same lineup as at the Dungeon in July
Bradford (Mecca Ballroom)
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Bradford (Queens Hall)
King Bees
Drew Charles Combo
Lykes Of Witch
19 - Slough (Adelphi)
20 - Cambridge (ABC)
21 - Southampton (Rank)
22 - Taunton (Rank)
23 - Exeter (ABC)
24 - Gloucester (ABC)
27 - Kingston (ABC)
28 - Luton (Rank)
29 - Birmingham (Rank)
October 1964
01 - Leeds (Odeon)
02 - Cleethorpes (ABC)
04 - Liverpool (Empire)
05 - Cardiff (Rank)
06 - Doncaster (Rank)
07 - Chester (ABC)
08 - Manchester (Odeon)
09 - Sheffield (City Hall)
10 - Worcester (Rank)
11 - tbc
14 - tbc
15 - Glasgow (Rank)
17 - Newcastle (City Hall)
18 - Hanley (Rank)
The Hollies
The Four Pennies
Tony Jackson & The Vibrations
Marianne Faithfull
The Toggery Five
Don Dwight (compere)
Cardiff (New Theatre)
Tom, Dick & Harry (Your kibd of folk)
The Buckmaster Puppets (Modern puppetry)
Anna-Lou & Maria (Sophisticated sorcery)
Linda Lee (Television's "Think Of A Word")
Bobby Dennis (Who's crazy)
June & Johnny (Novelty dancing entertainers)
Ray Bishop & His Orchestra
24 - Cardiff (Sophia Gardens)
25 - Croydon (Fairfield Halls)
26 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
27 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
28 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
29 - Manchester (Odeon)
30 - Newcastle (City Hall)
October 1964
01 - Liverpool (Odeon)
02 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
03 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
04 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
05 - Kilburn (Gaumont)
06 - Rochester (Odeon)
07 - Sheffield (City Hall)
08 - Stockton (Odeon)
09 - Manchester (Oasis Ballroom/Astoria)
10 - Nottingham (Odeon)
11 - London (New Victoria)
Manfred Mann replaced Brenda Lee
who went home citing exhaustion.
Her daughter had given birth prematurely on
1st April
Manfred Mann
Nashville Teens
Rocking Berries
Bobby Patrick Big Six
Untamed Four
Bob Bain (compere)
Promoter - Don Arden
25 - Northampton (ABC)
26 - Mansfield (Granada)
27 - Liverpool (Empire)
29 - Edinburgh (ABC)
30 - Glasgow (Odeon)
October 1964
02 - Belfast (ABC)
03 - Sheffield (City Hall)
04 - Stockton (ABC)
07 - Carlisle (ABC)
08 - Bolton (Odeon)
09 - Grantham (Granada)
10 - Hull (ABC)
11 - East Ham (Granada)
13 - Bedford (Granada)
14 - Brixton (Granada)
15 - Guildford (Odeon)
16 - Southampton (ABC)
17 - Gloucester (ABC)
18 - Tooting (Granada)
The Ronettes
Nashville Teens or Kinks
Yardbirds
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers
Bill Black's Combo
Tim Connor (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
TV
Gene Vincent
Jerry Lee Lewis
The Animals
recorded 19th March 1964
Leeds (Queens Hall)
Should have been the start of a three week ballroom and club tour for Little Richard. Don Arden tried to get Jerry Lee Lewis as a replacement but was unsuccessful. This was the opening night
Pretty Things
Promoter - Don Ardem
Little Richard contacted Don Arden on the day of the concert and said he was ill. Pretty Things were bombarded with various oblects and eventually everyone had their money refunded
Coventry (Coventry Theatre)
May have been part of a tour
Sounds Incorporated
The Fourmost
Tommy Quickly
The Remo Four
A Band Of Angels
Geoff & Pete Stringfellow (comperes)
Promoter - Brian Epstein
09 - Bradford (Gaumont)
10 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
11 - Birmingham (Odeon)
13 - Wigan (ABC)
14 - Manchester (ABC)
15 - Stockton (Globe)
16 - Hull (ABC)
19 - Edinburgh (ABC)
20 - Dundee (Caird Hall)
21 - Glasgow (Odeon)
22 - Leeds (Odeon)
23 - Kilburn (Gaumont State)
24 - Waltrhamst5ow (Granada)
25 - Brighton (Hippodrome)
28 - Exeter (ABC)
29 - Plymouth (ABC)
30 - Bournemouth (Gaumont)
31 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
November 1964
01 - Finsbury park (Astoria)
02 - Belfast (King's Hall)
04 - Luton (Ritz)
05 - Nottingham (Odeon)
06 - Southampton (Gaumont)
07 - Cardiff (Capitol)
08 - Liverpool (Empire)
09 - Sheffield (City Hall)
10 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
Mary Wells
Tommy Quickly
The Remo Four
Sounds Incorporated
Michael Haslam
The Rustiks
Bob Bain (compere)
Promoters - Arthur Howes and Brian Epstein
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Coventry band who recorded "So Much In Love" for Decca which entered the top 50 the following month
Bradford (Coffin, Ivegate)
Pianist/singer who regularly played at the Mojo
Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle)
17 - Sheffield (City Hall)
18 - Liverpool (Empire)
19 - Huddersfield (ABC)
21 - Colchester (ABC)
22 - Luton (Odeon)
23 - Slough (Adelphi)
24 - Stoke (Essoldo)
25 - Woolwich (Granada)
26 - Taunton (Gaumont)
27 - Exeter (Odeon)
28 - Gloucester (ABC)
29 - Worcester (Gaumont)
30 - Maidstone (Granada)
31 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
November 1964
01 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
03 - Cambridge (Regal)
04 - Leeds (Odeon)
05 - Hull (ABC)
06 - Chester (ABC)
07 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
08 - Stockton (Odeon)
09 - Glasgow (Odeon)
10 - Chesterfield (ABC)
11 - Cleethorpes (ABC)
12 - Birmingham (Odeon)
13 - East Ham (Granada)
14 - Norwich (Theatre Royal)
15 - Coventry (Thaetre)
16 - Nottingham (Odeon)
17 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
18 - Croydon (ABC)
19 - Tunbridge Wells (Essoldo)
20 - Cannock (Essoldo)
21 - Newcastle (City Hall)
22 - Manchester (Odeon)
Dionne Warwick
Isley Brothers
The Zombies
Alan Elsdon & The Voodoos
Tony Sheveton
Syd & Eddie (comperes)
Promoter - Tito Burns
Poster - Leeds
17 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
18 - Coventry (Theatre)
19 - Harrow (Granada)
20 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
21 - Newcastle (Odeon)
22 - Sheffield (Gaumont)
23 - Bradford (Gaumont)
24 - Blackpool (Opera House)
25 - Liverpool (Empire)
26 - Kingston (Granada)
27 - Southampton (Gaumont)
28 - Cardiff (Capitol)
29 - Birmingham (Odeon)
30 - Nottingham (Odeon)
31 - Rochester (Odeon)
November 1964
01 - Lewisham (Odeon)
02 - Bedford (Granada)
03 - Manchester (Odeon)
04 - Hanley (Gaumont)
05 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
06 - Cheltenham (Odeon)
07 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
08 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
10 - Kettering (Granada)
11 - Romford (Odeon)
12 - Southend (Odeon)
13 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
14 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
15 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
17 - Woolwich (Granada)
18 - Greenford (Granada)
19 - Slough (Adelphi)
20 - Worcester (Gaumont)
21 - Tooting (Granada)
22 - Walthamstow (Granada)
Millie
Lulu & The Luvvers
Applejacks
Gene Vincent
Daryl Quist
Beat Merchants
Puppets
Shouts or Londoners
Freddie Earle (compere)
"Big Beat Scene"
Promoters : George Cooper & Larry Parnes
18 - Derby (Gaumont) ?
19 - Luton (ABC)
20 - Chesterfield (ABC)
21 - Chester (ABC)
22 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
23 - Southend (Odeon)
24 - Folkestone (Odeon)
27 - Dublin (ABC) - 2 nights
29 - Belfast (ABC) - 2 nights
31 - Wigan (ABC)
November 1964
01 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall) ?
03 - Glasgow (Odeon)
04 - Edinburgh (ABC)
05 - Stockton (ABC)
06 - Hull (ABC)
08 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
10 - Manchester (ABC)
11 - Huddersfield (ABC)
15 - Lewisham (Odeon)
17 - Gloucester (ABC)
18 - Exeter (ABC)
19 - Plymouth (ABC)
20 - Southampton (ABC)
21 - Guildford (Odeon)
22 - ?
The Shadows
Faye Fisher
Johnny Hawkins & His Orchestra
Frank Berry (compere)
Promoter - Leslie Grade
19 - Croydon (Fairfield Hall)
21 - Bradford (St. George's Hall)
22 - Manchester (Free Trade Hall)
Nationwide Tour
Sugar Pie Desanto
Sonny Boy Williamson
Hubert Sumlin
Programme - Croydon
Howlin' Wolf
Sonny Boy Williamson
Lightning Hopkins
Sunnyland Slim
Willie Dixon
Sleepy John Estes
Sugar Pie Desanto
Hubert Sumlin
Clifton James
Hammie Nixon
John Henry Barbee
Programme
Authentic Blues
Croydon - Fairfield Hall
Poster
The Blues
Hammie Nixon
Ticket - Bradford
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19 - Liverpool (Odeon)
20 - Edmonton (Regal)
21 - Romford (Odeon)
22 - Huddersfield (Essoldo)
23 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
24 - Leicester (Odeon)
25 - Newcastle (City Hall)
26 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
27 - Stockton (Hippodrome)
28 - Edinburgh (Usher Hall)
29 - Dumfries (Lyceum)
30 - Stockport (Essoldo)
31 - Bradford (Gaumont)
November 1964
01 - Coventry (Theatre)
02 - Kilburn (Gaumont State)
03 - Guildford (Odeon)
04 - Croydon (Fairfield Halls)
05 - Sheffield (City Hall)
06 - Stoke (Essoldo)
07 - Derby (Gaumont)
08 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
09 - Rochester (Odeon)
10 - Lewisham (Odeon)
11 - Cardiff (Sophia Gardens)
12 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
13 - Watford (Odeon)
14 - Manchester (Odeon)
15 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardems)
Carl Perkins
Tommy Tucker
Elkie Brooks
Plebs
Nashville Teens
Quotations
Ray Cameron (compere)
Promoter : Don Arden
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
23 - Tunbridge Wells (Essoldo)
24 - Norwich (Theatre Royal)
25 - Boston (Regal)
26 - Haslemere (Rex)
27 - Watford (Gaumont)
28 - Ipswich (ABC)
29 - Cannock (Danilo)
30 - Dunstable (California)
31 - Scunthorpe (Baths)
November 1964
01 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
02 - Dartford (Granada)
03 - Aylesbury (Granada)
04 - Grantham (Granada)
06 - Huddersfield (Essoldo)
07 - Handswoth (Plaza)
08 - Coventry (Theatre)
The Dixie Cups
Heinz & The Wild Boys
Jess Conrad
The Tornados
The Hi-Fi's
Wayne Gibson & The Dynamic Sounds
Larry Burns (compere)
"Your Lucky Stars"
Promoter : Larry Parnes/George Cooper Organisation
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Travellers
Effects By Five
London (Empire Pool Wembley)
Frank Berry
Kathy Kirby
The Dallas Boys
The Mojos
The Bachelors
Don Arrol
The Dave Clark Five
Susan Maughan
The Seekers
Bo Street Runners
Norrie Paramor Orchestra
Roger Moore (compere)
Peter Murray (compere)
Promoter - Leslie Grade
Charity show for Variety Club of Great Britain
sponsored by The Sun newspaper
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Toggery Five
Manchester band who were runners up in the "Ready Steady Win" TV talent
contest.
Lead singer was Paul Young (right).
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Ray Thomas, Clint Warwick, Graeme Edge, Mike Pinder and Denny Laine
Formed in Birmingham the previous year. Released their second single Go Now in December 1964
Laine and Warwick were replaced by John Lodge & Justin Hayward in 1966. Nights in White Satin was released the following year.
Scarborough (Futurist)
Herman's Hermits
Lynne Perry
The Song Pedlars
Bobby Patrick Big Six
Tony Marsh (compere)
