London (Roundhouse)
"U.F.O. Festival"
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Tomorrow featuring Keith West
The Nack
Fairport Convention
London (Roundhouse)
"U.F.O. Festival"
The Move
Soft Machine
Denny Laine
Coventry (Theatre)
Les Dawson
Morton Fraser's Harmonica Gang
Glen Weston
Pat & Olivia
Betty Smith Quintette
Promoter - I. H. Newsome
EE
Radio
Massachusetts - The Bee Gees
Even The Bad Times Are Good - The Tremeloes
Fakin' It - Simon & Garfunkel
The Day I Met Marie - Cliff Richard
You Can't Hurry Love - The Supremes
The Last Waltz - Engelbert Humperdink
Baby Now That I've Found You - The Foundations
Good Times - Eric Burdon and the Animals
A Banda - Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
I Feel Love Comin' On - Felice Taylor
How Can I Be Sure - Young Rascals
Major To Minor - The Settlers
Homburg - Procol Harum
London (Saville Theatre)
"Sundays at the Saville"
Promoter - NEMS
Pink Floyd
Tomorrow featuring Keith West
October 8th 1967
Jimi Hendrix Experience
October 15th 1967
Junior Walker & The All Stars
October 22nd 1967
The Who
October 29th 1967
The Cream
Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
Roy Castle (Mr. Versatility)
Jane Sutton (Glamorous singing star)
The Trebletones
Promoter - Arthur Kimbrell
04 - London (Finsbury Park Astoria)
06 - Chesterfield (ABC)
07 - Newcastle (City Hall)
08 - Liverpool (Empire)
10 - Croydon (ABC)
11 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
12 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
14 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
15 - Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
17 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
The Young Rascals are not advertised for Leicester or Liverpool
Due to various problems Vanilla Fudge only appeared on the first date
Tomorrow with Keith West
The Flower Pot Men
Vanilla Fudge
Art
The Young Rascals
Jeffrey Lenner (compere)
Promoters - Harold Davison & Tito Burns
18 - Oxford (New Theatre)
19 - Nottingham (Theatre Royal) - 2 nights
21 - Birmingham (Odeon)
25 - Liverpool (Philharmonic Hall)
27 - Manchester (Odeon)
28 - Sheffield (City Hall)
Promoter - Arthur Howes
November 1967
01 - Newcastle (City Hall)
02 - Wolverhampton (Gaumont)
03 - Cheltenham (Odeon)
04 - Hanley (Gaumont)
08 - Edinburgh (Odeon)
09 - Dundee (Caird Hall)
10 - Glasgow (Kelvin Hall) - 2 nights
13 - Portsmouth (Guildhall)
14 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
17 - Croydon (Fairfield Hall)
18 - Bournemouth (Winter Gardens)
23 - Stockton (ABC)
24 - Doncaster (Gaumont)
25 - Derrby (Gaumont)
30 - Ipswich (Gaumont)
December 1967
Peterborough (ABC)
Leicester (De Montfort Hall)
part of Nationwide Tour
Son House
Skip James
Bukka White
Little Walter
Hound Dog Taylor
Dillard Crume
Odie Payne
Koko Taylor
American Folk Blues Festival 1967
Leeds (University)
"Rag Ball"
Brian Auger & The Trinity
Julie Driscoll
Monty Sunshine Jazz Band
Clockwork Orange
28 - Sheffield (City Hall)
29 - Coventry (Theatre)
30 - Newcastle (City Hall)
November 1967
01 - Liverpool (Empire)
03 - Kingston (Granada)
04 - Walthamstow (Granada)
05 - Nottingham (Theatre Royal)
06 - Birmingham (Town Hall)
08 - Kettering (Granada)
09 - Maidstone (Granada)
10 - Slough (Adelphi)
Traffic
The Herd
The Tremeloes
Marmalade
Ray Cameron (compere)
14 - London (Finsbury Park Astoria)
15 - London (Hammersmith Odeon)
29 - Liverpool (Empire)
31 - Sheffield (City Hall)
November 1967
01 - Manchester (Odeon)
02 - Gloucester (ABC)
03 - Birmingham (Odeon)
04 - Cardiff (Capitol)
05 - Coventry (Theatre)
06 - Croydon (Fairfield Hall)
Percy Sledge
Arthur Conley
Linda Carr
Little Charles
Sam Baker
"Soul Explosion"
Promoter : Arthur Howes
Nationwide Tour
26th October 1967
to
3rd December 1967
Venues included
Hull (ABC)
Doncaster (Gaumont)
Leeds (Odeon)
Sheffield (Gaumont)
Leicester (De Montfort Hall) - 5th November 1967
Rockin' Berries
Anita Harris or Gigi Galon
Lance Percival
The Staggerlees
The Trebletones plus Three
Johnny Temple (compere)
Promoters - Gordon Mills & Colin Berlin
