Bradford (Market Tavern)
Hammersmith (Odeon)
Leeds (Odeon) - week
"Gerry's Christmas Cracker)
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Halifax harmonica led blues band. Recorded "If I Had a Ticket" as Mort Draygen & The Diamonds
08 - Lewisham (Odeon)
09 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
10 - Manchester (Odeon) Cancelled?
11 - Sheffield (Gaumont)
12 - Hanley (Gaumont)
13 - Leicester (Odeon)
14 - Cardiff (Capitol)
15 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
16 - Southampton (Gaumont)
17 - Birmingham (Hippodrome)
18 - Hull (ABC)
19 - Newcastle (Odeon)
20 - Edinburgh (Usher Hall)
21 - Glasgow (Odeon)
22 - Carlisle (ABC)
23 - Stockton (Odeon)
24 - Liverpool (Empire)
25 - Chester (ABC)
26 - Leeds (Odeon)
27 - Lincoln (ABC)
28 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
29 - Croydon (Fairfield Halls)
30 - Southend (Odeon)
31 - Edmonton (Regal)
Full copy of programme (Flickr)
Long John Baldry & The Hoochie Coochie Men
Graham Bond Organization
The Moody Blues
Winston G
The Five Dimensions
Don Spencer/Mike Patto
Promoter - Robert Stigwood
Fairfield Hall, Croydon
The Rockin' Berries
Julie Grant
Duffy Power & The Fentones
The Hellions
Jacky Stevens
The Outlaws
Sal Davis
Franky Young
Promoter - Star Entertainments
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Bradford (Majestic Ballroom)
Bradford (Little Fat Black Pussy Cat)
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Bradford (Lyceum Rainbow Club)
Tom Jones & Squires
Originally known as Tommy Scott & The Senators he changed to Tom Jones when he left Joe Meek. "It's Not Unusual" was released the following month. The song was originally intended for Sandie Shaw and was his second release for Decca
29 - Croydon (ABC)
30 - Wolverhampton (Granada)
31 - Luton (Ritz)
February 1965
01 - Northampton (ABC)
02 - Gloucester (ABC)
03 - Exeter (ABC)
04 - Plymouth (ABC)
05 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
06 - Cardiff (Capitol)
07 - Southampton (ABC)
09 - Manchester (ABC)
10 - Wigan (ABC)
11 - Newcastle (City Hall)
12 - Edinburgh (ABC)
13 - Stockton (ABC)
14 - Hull (ABC)
16 - Harrow (ABC)
17 - Cambridge (ABC)
18 - Chester (ABC)
19 - Sheffield (City Hall)
20 - Lincoln (ABC)
21 - Liverpool (Empire)
Proby being driven away
P.J. Proby - Replace by Tom Jones & The Squires
Tommy Roe
The Fourmost
Mike Cotton Sound
Tommy Quickly
The Remo Four
Sounds Incorporated
Bob Bain (compere)
Promoters - Arthur Howes & Brian Epstein
PJ Proby was banned from all ABC cinemas after his "pant splitting incident" at Croydon & Northampton when he was arrested.. He was replaced by Tom Jones & The Squires
Ticket supplied by Dave Harwood
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Wimbledon (Wimbledon Theatre) - week
The Honeys
Desmond Lane
Don Smoothey
Ken Wilson
The King Dancers
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Bradford (Majestic Ballroom)
Zoot Money (keyboards), Andy Summers (guitar), Paul Williams (bass), Nick Newell & Johnny Almond (saxophone), Colin Allen (drums)
see also February 21st 1965
16 - Slough (Adelphi)
17 - Belfast (ABC)
18 - East Ham (Granada)
20 - Finsbury Park (Astoria)
21 - Birmingham (Hippodrome)
23 - Plymouth (ABC)
24 - Exeter (ABC)
25 - Gloucester (ABC)
26 - Manchester (ABC)
27 - Wigan (ABC)
28 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
March 1965
01 - Hull (ABC)
02 - Leeds (Odeon)
03 - Carlisle (ABC)
04 - Glasgow (Odeon)
05 - Edinburgh (ABC)
06 - Stockton (Globe)
09 - Tooting (Granada)
10 - Bedford (Granada)
11 - Southampton (Gaumont)
12 - Cardiff (Capitol)
13 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
14 - Coventry (Theatre)
16 - Wolverhamton (Gaumont)
17 - Sheffield (Gaumont)
18 - Newcastle (City Hall)
19 - Bradford (Gaumont)
20 - Blackpool (ABC)
21 - Liverpool (Empire)
Rockin' Berries
Marianne Faithfull
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers
The Untamed
The Three Quarters
Jon Mark
Frank Berry (compere)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
Full copy of programme (Flickr)
Bradford (Queens Hall)
Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle)
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
21 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
22 - Bedford (Granada)
23 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
24 - Cardiff (Capitol)
25 - Worcester (Gaumont)
26 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
27 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
28 - Southend (Odeon)
March 1964
02 -Harrow (Granada)
03 - Kingston (Granada)
04 - Maidstone (Granada)
05 - Slough (Adelphi)
06 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
07 - Walthamstow (Granada)
09 - Shrewsbury (Granada)
10 - Stockton (Globe)
11 - Newcastle (City Hall)
12 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
13 - Mansfield (Granada)
14 - Bradford (St. George's Hall)
Sandie Shaw
The Barron Knights
The Paramounts
Roulettes
Patrick Kerr
Freddie Earle (compere)
That's Where It Is
Girl Don't Come
Lemon Tree
I'll Stop At Nothing
Always Something There To Remind Me
The Adam Faith & Sandie Shaw Show
Full copy of programme (Flickr)
Poster - Bradford
Bradford (Majestic Ballroom)
Bradford (Top 20 Club, Idle)
27 - Sheffield (City Hall)
28 - Liverpool (Empire)
March 1965
01 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
02 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
03 - Manchester (Odeon)
05 - Aberdeen (Capitol)
06 - Dundee (Caird Hall)
07 - Newcastle (City Hall)
09 - Northampton (ABC)
10 - Salisbury (Odeon)
11 - Dover (ABC)
12 - Lewisham (Odeon)
13 - Colchester (Odeon)
14 - Hammersmith (Commodore)
16 - Aldershot (ABC)
17 - Taunton (Gaumont)
18 - Worcester (Gaumont)
19 - Leeds (Odeon)
20 - Bolton (Odeon)
21 - Hanley (Gaumont)
22 - Glasgow (Odeon)
The Shangri-Las pulled out at the last minute because Mary Weiss was ill. The were replaced by The Dollies
Wayne Fontana was suffering from exhaustion and was replace by The Zephyrs after the Salisbury show
Dodie West joined the show at Dundee
Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders
Herman's Hermits
Just Four Men
Jerry Stevens
Dodie West
The Soul Savages featuring Paul Dean
The Dollies
Zephyrs
Promoter - Peter Walsh
Poster - Leeds
Ticket - Leeds
Full copy of programme (Flickr)
Ilkley (Troutbeck)
Advert for coach trip to the Twisted Wheel in Manchester
