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Dionne Warwick is a singer hailing from East Orange, New Jersey, United States who was born on the 12th of December 1940. Thanks to her partnership with the songwriters Burt Bacharach and Hal David, she has become one of the most celebrated soul singers of all time.

Marie Dionne Warrick was quite literally born to a family of singers. Her mother, along with some of her aunts and uncles, performed in the Drinkard Singers, a gospel group who were already signed to RCA Records when Warwick was born. So with a child surrounded by that kind of music from an early age, it’s only logical that they’d follow in their family’s footsteps and by the time she was six, the young Dionne had sung her first gospel solo at her local church. After she proved herself as a genuine talent, she became a sort of reserve member of the Drinkard Singers, backing them up when she could and singing lead on a couple of songs on a few occasions.

By the late 1950’s, she had performed with the Drinkard Singers on local TV stations all over New York City and New Jersey. However, by 1958 she wanted to perform in her own group, which wasn’t at its heart a family side-show. So along with her sister Delia, Mryna Utley and Carol Slade, she formed the group The Gospelaires, who got off to a flying start as they won a talent contest at the Harlem Apollo with their very first performance together. The group made a number of records as a troupe of backing singers, cutting tracks with the likes of Ben E. King, Solomon Burke and The Drifters. It was while recording the track “Mexican Divorce” with the latter act, that Warwick caught the eye of the songs composer, a young Brill Building Songwriter called Burt Bacharach.

Initially Warwick sang on Bacharach’s demo tapes, but eventually, Florence Greenberg, the president of Sceptre Records, heard her sing on a song called “It’s Love That Really Counts”. According to legend, her reaction was to tell Bacharach “Forget the song, get the girl!”, and Warwick was signed to the label in no time at all. By November 1962, Warwick’s first single “Don’t Make Me Over” was released, and though her second name is actually spelt Warrick, it was mis-spelt as Warwick on the single’s label, and undeterred, she took the misspelt version as both her professional and personal name.

“Don’t Make Me Over” was a sizeable, hit, hitting number 21 on the pop charts (Bacharach and David’s first excursion into the top forty), and hitting the top five of the R&B charts with aplomb. Unlike most of her contemporaries, she weathered the British Invasion of America by English musicians, chiefly by becoming a star in Europe as well as America. In France she was personally introduced on stage by Marlene Dietrich herself, and in the U.K songs that she made famous were covered by the likes of Cilla Black and Dusty Springfield. At the time when Beatlemania was at its peak and there was little real interest in artists that didn’t sound like them, Warwick was still able to become one of the biggest names in pop music.

The rest of the 60’s were extremely kind to Warwick, filled as they were with gold and platinum selling albums and singles as deathless as “Do You Know The Way To San José?”, “I Say A Little Prayer”, “Anyone Who Had A Heart” and “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’”. They were kind in a way that the seventies couldn’t possibly replicate, and after splitting from Bacharach and David, she seemed to flounder until 1979, when she moved to Arista Records and released “I’ll Never Love This Way Again”. That single was enough to completely revitalise her career for a couple of years, with her subsequent albums “Dionne” and “No Night So Long” going platinum and gold, respectively, and netting her a fistful of Grammy awards.

Ever since then, she’s been one of the most beloved figures in soul music. So beloved, that in the cut throat world of show-business, we’ve even allowed for a few missteps here and there. Like a strange period in the nineties, where she became more famous for being the face of a psychic phone line service than she was as a singer. However what’s passed has passed, and what other artist, past or present, can you see being nominated for a Grammy award over half a century after they debuted in pop music? The list is very, very few, but Warwick did just that with her album “Now”. She’s still got it after all these years, and for that reason, she comes highly recommended.

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There are die-hard Motown fans in this audience tonight, ever prepared to witness the genius that is the “I Saw a Little Prayer” singer, Dionne Warwick. This evening is on the leg of her Live in Concert 2005 tour, where at sixty five she has still got this such an amazing talent and stage presence about her. One of the most heart-warming features of this performance is that she still absolutely loves singing these songs. The five times Grammy Award winning singer begins with the wonderful rendition of “Here I Am”, singing the song with just her and a piano, there is a fashion in which she sings it as though the rest of the band follow her lead as one by one, they all join in for her subsequent song, “The April Fools”, and then the pace quickens as she goes into “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head”. It is what becomes more of a medley than a set, but it works so effectively as she seamlessly flows through each song, as though it was the way that they were all intended to be performed. When she sings, “Say a Little Prayer” the audience are very respectful, applauding at the start and the end of the song. One of the things that really elevate this song is that she sings it as a duet with singer, David Elliot, who has such a fantastic range, showing off the fantastic vocal acrobatics that he can execute with his voice. It is a special moment when Warwick brings him back on stage for her final song, “That’s What Friends Are For”, the close the set in beautiful harmony, washing over the audience, goose bumps all around.

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With a career spanning five decades, it's unsurprising that Dionne Warwick is considered one of the music industry's most loved and most well respected stars.

With a talent that is hard to capture in words, her track record speaks for itself. She is the second most-charted female vocalist of all time, second only to Aretha Franklin, with a total of 56 singles making the Billboard top 100 between 1962 and 1998, making her so well deserving of a legendary status within the music world.

Her soft and soulful vocals lend themselves perfectly as a recording artist, contributing to her commercial success, however Dionne Warwick remains, to this day, a songstress who deserves to be appreciated in reality, as a live artist.

As a fan for as long as I can remember of her timeless songs, I was lucky enough to catch Dionne Warwick at London's Indigo2 back in June of this year, where she played for one night only. And what a treat it was. The members of the audience, young and old, were taking on a journey through the decades since the 1960s with hits such as "Walk on By", "Just Don't Know What to do with Myself" and "That's What Friends Are For".

For someone who's made such an incredible impact on the music industry for many years, Dionne Warwick has remained humble and grounded, and it is a joy to watch her live. If you have the chance to see this legend live and fully appreciate the gift she has blessed us with for so long, I suggest you should.

Dionne Warwick, the second most charted female vocalist of all time has a reputation that proceeds her and a career that has spanned five decades. Now approaching her 75th birthday, although Warwick does not tour as regularly due to family commitments and schedule yet whenever she does step onto stage to huge cheers from her fans, it is as if she has never been away.

Dionne is a complete natural with the audience and her accompanying musicians, she looks so at ease onstage you forget that she is very much in her pensioner years. She has a huge successful of soulful R & B/pop tracks including 'Anyone Who Had a Heart' and 'Walk On By' which sound as warm and wonderful as ever. Warwick's vocal is still very strong and her stage presence and demeanour appears to be only be improving and it is clear that she is incredibly impassioned about her music and the opportunity to perform the much loved works to her crowds. A fantastic encore of 'All the Love in the World' completes an iconic, world class performance.

Had a wonderful time watching Dionne Warwick on Saturday 19th November 2016 at Jupiter's, what a fantastic time we had. Her band were the best especially the piano man. Just sad she didn't do an oncall since it was her last concert. But all in all we still enjoyed her concert.

Dionne was great . She hit all the notes just that her voice may be 10 % less strong. I enjoyed it so much that I am willing to travel to see a full concert. She was a guest last night so she only sang a few songs. 5 stars thanks for informing me!

We were really looking forward to the show, having travelled from New Zealand.

But I must say we were really disappointed. 1.15 hours and no encore.. even just for one song, would have made all the difference.

DIONNE WARWICK CONCERT WAS POSTPONED. SO THEREFORE I CANNOT COMMENT. IT'S A DISAPPOINTMENT. TRYING TO GET MY MONEY BACK, BUT CAN'T. I GUESS I'LL JUST WAIT TILL SHE RESCHEDULE HER CONCERT.

Dionne Warwick was fantastic. The show was great. Money worth spending. The show went almost 3 1/2 hours. Probably the most entertaining concert my wife and I have gone to!

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Dionne Warwick Comes to Soka Performing Arts Center in September

The performance is on Sunday, September 29th, 2024, at 5 p.m.

Dionne Warwick will perform one concert only at Soka Performing Arts Center on Sunday, September 29th, 2024, at 5 p.m. Tickets go on sale Wednesday, April 17 at 12 noon.

Warwick’s spectacular and multi-faceted career is impossible to capture in a few descriptions and superlatives, but her singular gifts and lasting influence on popular music over the last six decades is unmatchable. Consider this amazingly diverse string of hits: “I Say a Little Prayer,” “Walk on By,” “That’s What Friends Are For,” “Don’t Make Me Over,” “Then Came You,” “I’ll Never Fall in Love Again,” “Alfie,” “Heartbreaker,” “I’ll Never Love This Way Again,” “Déjà Vu,” “Do You Know the Way to San Jose.” 

Born into a musical family in East Orange, New Jersey, Warwick began singing professionally in 1961 when she was discovered by Burt Bacharach and Hal David during their formative years. She recorded her first hit, “Don’t Make Me Over,” in 1962. Less than a decade later, she had released more than 18 consecutive Top 100 singles, including many of her most celebrated Bacharach/David recordings.

Unlike many Aquarian Age superstars, Warwick had staying power. She enjoyed a major career renaissance after the release of "I'll Never Love This Way Again" in 1979. The following year, Warwick won two GRAMMY® Awards: Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female for "I'll Never Love This Way Again" and Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female for "Déjà Vu.”

She reunited with Bacharach and David when she recorded “That’s What Friends are For” in 1985 as a benefit single for the American Foundation for AIDS Research. Gladys Knight , Elton John and Stevie Wonder joined her on the recording. It raised more than $3 million for the cause. Warwick also performed in the all-star charity single, “We Are the World.”

Since 1990 Warwick has widened her explorations and humanitarian activities and secured her place in the pop-culture firmament. She recorded an album of Cole Porter ’s music, headlined a World Hunger Day concert at London's Royal Albert Hall, performed benefit concerts for the LGBTQ community, and participated in shows like “Celebrity Apprentice” and “The Masked Singer.” In 2012, Warwick was inducted into the GRAMMY® Museum in Los Angeles. Her Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY® was awarded in 2019. In 2021, she was nominated for inclusion in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for the first time. She is a 2023 Kennedy Center Honoree.

Soka Performing Arts Center is located at 1 University Drive, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656. Ticket prices start at $55 and will be available at the Soka box office at 949-480-4278 and online at performingarts.soka.edu . Box Office walk-up hours are 12-4 p.m. Wednesday-Friday and one hour prior to show times on show days.

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She’s Back: One Last Time.

It’s one thing seeing the legend that is Dionne Warwick … it’s another thing seeing her on her farewell tour. I get to tell my grandkids I saw Dionne Warwick. Not that they’ll have any idea who she is. Not that I plan to have kids – let alone grandkids. But you get the sentiment.

Warwick is a trailblazer, a groundbreaker, and one of the biggest-selling artists of all time. Whilst she’s not had the same longevity as pop culture icons like Cher , Diana Ross and Dolly Parton , she’s just not that kind of artist – but still, her icon status is undisputed.

“June 2022” has gotten me through the past year. In the space of just over a fortnight, I’m seeing Dionne Warwick, Gladys Knight and Diana Ross – a holy trinity of Black female excellence. Even better – I got a last-minute invitation to see Queen + Adam Lambert days before Warwick. I’m in my legends phase, okay?

Warwick’s opening act was the wonderful Rachel John – the Olivier-nominated actress who originated the role of Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton in the West End. Her other notable roles include Nicki Marron in the West End revival of The Bodyguard (where she sometimes played the lead, Rachel) and Mrs. Neilsen in the Toronto production and West End remount of Girl from the North Country . The former is based on the film of the same name and adds a few famous Whitney Houston songs to the mix, whilst the latter is the second musical to use the music of Bob Dylan (after The Times They are a-Changin’ ) – and it’s coming to Manchester later this year!

John treated us to a Dylan cover, an Emeli Sandé cover (‘My Kind of Love’), and a few gospel covers from her new album. I was not expecting John to sing a song from Hamilton – not the right crowd – but it could have been wise to show off her vocal range by covering a Whitney Houston song from The Bodyguard . However, John seemed to be going for more of a warm, welcoming vibe than a show-stopping, steal-the-spotlight opening set before the timeless Dionne Warwick took to the stage.

Indeed, what made John’s set so special was how utterly effortless it was! She sang her heart out, without any over-the-top riffs or howls. Her vocal control is exceptional. It’s no surprise to learn that her background is in musical theatre, but her voice is accessible and commercial; I hope she “makes it” as a mainstream artist, now that she seems to be stepping away from musical theatre.

After a short interval, Dionne Warwick took the stage. The audience showed the icon so much love as she slowly walked onstage, delicate and feeble, but without any assistance. She’s a trooper. She was showing us that she can do this on her own.

She opened her set with ‘Walk On By’ – a soul-soothing song that took older audience members back in time (and me, the youngest person in the audience, to a tie I never knew).

Warwick’s voice is, of course, not what it was – the legend is 81 years old – but it still sounds beautiful. There were little glimmers where we could hear the old Dionne (that is, the young Dionne). It was bittersweet: the woman is getting old and is losing her instrument, yet she’s still going, and she’s still kind-of got it. It was quite admirable seeing her give it her all at her old age – this is her passion, her love, her joy, and she’s not going to give it up (even though her days of touring are coming to an end).

She treated us to her biggest hits, such as ‘I’ll Never Fall in Love Again’ and ‘I’ll Never Love This Way Again’. The audience were delighted when she began ‘I Say a Little Prayer’ (she recorded the song originally, but Aretha Franklin’s cover the following year was a bigger hit). She sang this song as a duet with her drummer – who she later revealed was her eldest son!

Before singing ‘Do You Know the Way to San Jose?’, she told us that she later recorded the song as a duet with the late, great Celia Cruz – and she sang this (extra Latin) musical arrangement. Ironically, Warwick is not fond of this “dumb” song or fan favourite ‘Heartbreaker’ – she said she “cried all the way to the bank”.

The audience joyfully sang along to ‘Heartbreaker’. It’s my aunty’s favourite Warwick song, and in the last few days before the concert, it somehow became mine (though just before the concert, I realised how much I loved ‘No Night So Long’, which sadly she did not sing).

The last part of the concert was about healing the world. She began the section with the little known ‘If I Want To’, before covering ‘We Are the World’ by supergroup USA for Africa (which she was a part of) – the USA’s answer to the UK’s Band Aid (‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’). This was followed by her cover of ‘What the World Needs Now is Love’ – written by Bacharch and David, who wrote many of her hits, she rejected it, only to cover it after it became a hit.

She unsurprisingly ended the concert with her signature hit,’That’s What Friends Are For’ – a cover of the Rod Stewart song by herself, Elton John , Gladys Knight and Stevie Wonder (billed as Dionne & Friends ).

She then headed offstage, before taking a moment to wave goodbye to the audience. There was so much love and gratitude. She might not be selling out arenas like the aforementioned Cher, Parton and Ross, but she’s still going strong all these years later, selling out big music venues all around the world – and the love that her fans have for her, oh, is it strong.

One of her biggest fans is a lovely lady called Janey. She gifted Warwick a beautiful bouquet. This reminded me of a tweet I saw earlier that day – a woman had gifted Warwick a bouquet but neglected to tell her that it sat in water; Warwick placed it on the piano and accidentally turned it into a water feature!

Warwick then recounted this story. What I did not realise, though, was that it was the same woman! I only found out when I tweeted the woman to tell her that Warwick recounted the story. Safe to say, Warwick will never forget her – the water feature is pretty unforgettable!

The only issue with the concert was the sound; Warwick’s mic could have done with being turned up a notch because the music occasionally overpowered her. Everything else was perfect.

It was wonderful seeing the legendary Dionne Warwick for the first time – and the last .

She tours the UK until 10th June.

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Music and concerts | top 3 lehigh valley-area concerts: the british invasion years, dionne warwick and get the led out.

The Top 3 Lehigh Valley-area concerts this week are loaded with nostalgia, as we take a trip down memory lane to celebrate some of the most inspirational music from some of the most formative years in music history.

First, we visit the ‘60s, when the British Invasion took the U.S. by storm, leading to a bunch of suit-and-tie mop-top acts spouting up in every corner of the country. Then, we take a stop with Dionne Warwick, who, after being discovered by Burt Bacharach and Hal David in 1961, recorded 18 consecutive Top 100 singles.

Last, we have a tribute to Led Zeppelin, nailing songs from deep within the Zeppelin canon with note-for-note renditions.

The British Invasion Years

When: 7:30 p.m. Friday

Where: Musikfest Cafe, 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem

How much: $25-$35

Tickets: https://www.steelstacks.org/ 610-297-7100

Musical style: ‘60s rock, garage rock, rhythm & blues

Known for hits like: Renditions of ‘60s classics like, “A Hard Day’s Night,” “Time of the Season,” “Gimme Some Lovin,” “Sugar, Sugar” and “Wild Thing.”

Meet the Band: Catch a ride through the entire first wave of the ‘60s British invasion with this group of seasoned musicians who have shared the stage with Ringo Starr and his All-Star Band, Eric Clapton, Herman’s Hermits, and more. Taking audiences through chart-topping hits from The Rolling Stones and The Who, to American acts like The Monkees and The Beach Boys, and topping it off with a note-for-note finale of Beatles’ hits to conclude the show, audiences will experience the ’60s Musical Revolution at full tilt.

Check them out if you like: The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, The Zombies, Herman’s Hermits, Dave Clark Five

Dionne Warwick

When: 8 p.m. Friday

Where: Wind Creek Event Center, 77 Wind Creek Blvd., Bethlehem

How much: $39.50-$69.50

Tickets: ticketmaster.com/ 610-297-7414

Musical style: R&B, soul, pop

Known for hits like: “That’s What Friends Are For,” “I’ll Never Love This Way Again,” “Walk on By,” “Heartbreaker” and “What the World Needs Now (is Love).”

Meet the Band: Dione Warwick is a six-time Grammy winner who has also had the honor of being inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the Grammy Hall of Fame, the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame, and the Apollo Theater Walk of Fame. Fifty-six of her singles made the Hot 100 between 1962 and 1998, she’s listed at 74 on the Billboard Hot 100’s “Greatest Artists of All Time.” She’s sold over 100 million records and was the first African-American solo female artist of her generation to win the award for Best Contemporary Female Vocalist Performance.

Check her out if you like: Roberta Flack, Diana Ross, The 5th Dimension, The Pointer Sisters, Gladys Knight, The Stylistics, Sheena Easton

Get The Led Out

When: 8 p.m. Friday & Saturday

Where: Penn’s Peak, 325 Maury Road, Jim Thorpe

How much: $34-$44

Tickets: https://www.pennspeak.com/ 866-605-7325

Musical style: Rock and roll, classic rock, blues, hard rock

Known for hits like: Covers of Led Zeppelin songs including “Kashmir,” “Rock and Roll,” “All of my Love” and “Immigrant Song.”

Honors: Lead singer Paul Sinclair provided vocals for the Martin Scorsese/Mick Jagger-produced HBO series “Vinyl,” drummer Adam Ferraioli played in the band Britney Fox in 1987, and each member of the band is involved in numerous projects, works in studios and has a deep education in music. They create live note-for-note renditions of Led Zeppelin hits with the goal of doing justice to the original studio recordings.

Check them out if you like: Led Zeppelin, Jeff Beck, Deep

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Legendary US singer Dionne Warwick has announced she will perform at eight special shows in the UK.

The news came shortly after the 82-year-old star became one of the latest recipients of a Kennedy Center Honor , alongside comedian Billy Crystal and actor Queen Latifah.

The Don't Make Me Over tour will begin its UK leg at Gateshead's The Glasshouse on Sunday 5 May, 2024, with tickets going on sale on Friday 8 December at 10am via Ticketmaster.

The “Walk on By” singer will then travel across the UK visiting Edinburgh, Glasgow, Birmingham, Salford, Bristol, and Southend before concluding at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London on Tuesday 14 May.

Warwick said in a statement: “I’m so thrilled to be coming back to the UK and bringing a brand-new show to my fans. I’ll be sharing stories & personal anecdotes from my life along with footage from my recent documentary, Don’t Make Me Over . And of course, I’ll be singing some of my favourite songs from my career.”

The evening will feature hits from across Warwick’s decades-long career, including a selection of classic Warwick/Burt Bacharach/Hal David songs such as “I Say A Little Prayer”, “Do You Know The Way To San Jose” and “Walk On By.”

She will be joined on stage by interviewer Dave Wooley, her band plus a multimedia set up with an LED screen showing highlights from her recently released documentary, Don’t Make Me Over.

You can find her UK tour dates below:

Sun 5 May – Gateshead – The Glasshouse

Tue 7 May – Edinburgh – Usher Hall

Thu 9 May – Glasgow – Royal Concert Hall

Sat 11 May – Birmingham – Symphony Hall

Sun 12 May – Salford – The Lowry

Tue 14 May – London – Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Thu 16 May – Bristol – Beacon

Sun 19 May – Southend – Cliffs Pavilion

In Don’t Make Me Over, Snoop Dogg recalled meeting Warwick for the first time , saying: “We were kind of, like, scared and shook up.”

The rapper revealed that Warwick was not impressed with the misogynistic slurs in his songs and had arranged a meeting with him, Tupac and Death Row Records founder Suge Knight to give them a dressing down.

Warwick said she told the group of rappers: “You guys are all going to grow up. You’re going have families. You’re going to have children. You’re going to have little girls, and one day that little girl is going to look at you and say, ‘Daddy, did you really say that? Is that really you?’ What are you going to say?’

Snoop Dogg appreciated the singer’s advice, explaining: “She was checking me at a time when I thought we couldn’t be checked.”

“We were the most gangsta as you could be, but that day at Dionne Warwick’s house, I believe we got out-gangstered that day.”

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Legendary six-time Grammy Award-winning recording artist Dionne Warwick  will be coming to The London Palladium , as part of her Farewell Tour .

Warwick says, “After almost six decades I’ve decided it’s time to put away from touring trunk and focus on recording, one off concerts and special events. I still love performing live, but the rigours of travelling every day so far from home, sleeping in a different hotels each night, one concert after the other, is becoming hard. So, I’ve decided to stop touring on that level in Europe…. but I’m not retiring!!”

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• 04/26/69 Rockville, Maryland, Montgomery Community College
• 04/27/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Concert with Tom Paxton)
• 04/28/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 04/29/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 04/30/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 05/01/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 05/02/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 05/03/69 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York (Coffee House appearance – 2 shows)
• 05/00/69 Loudenville, New York, Sienna, College (Coffee House appearance)
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• 12/26/70 Washington, D.C., Old Cellar Door, opening act Bill and Taffy Danoff
• 11/19/71 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York, concert with Mary Travers (1st show)
• 11/19/71 Oneonta, New York, State University of New York, concert with Mary Travers (2nd show)
• 04/22/72 Wembley, England, Empire Pool, Moody Blues with John Denver as guest performer
• 09/21/72 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
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• 09/30/72 New York, New York, Carnegie Hall
• 01/18/73 BBC Sight and Sound Concert
• 01/27/73 Idaho State University
• 03/23/73 Minnesota
• 05/31/73 New York, Madison Square Garden, “One on One” Concert, a concert for charity,  hosted  by Geraldo Rivera   with John Denver as one of the guest performers
• 07/09/73 Los Angeles, California, Universal Studios Amphitheater
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• 07/16/73 Lenox, Massachusetts, Tanglewood
• 08/14/73 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
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• 09/22/73 San Bernardino, California, Swing Auditorium
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• 11/09/73 Flint, Michigan, IMA Auditorium
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• 04/21/74 Chicago, Illinois, Arie Crown Theater
• 05/03/74 Little Rock, Arkansas, Barton Coliseum
• 05/04/74 St. Louis, Missouri, Keil Auditorium
• 05/09/74 New Haven, Connecticut, New Haven Coliseum
• 05/10/74 Boston, Massachusetts, Music Hall
• 05/11/74 Uniondale, Long Island, New York, Nassau Coliseum
• 05/14/74 London, England, Wendell
• 06/?/74 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/07/74 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 08/23/74 Spokane, WA, Spokane Coliseum, Expo ’74
• Evening with John Denver LP, was recorded at Universal Studios concerts listed below:
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• 09/13/74 Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County Convention Center
• 09/20/74 New York City, New York, Madison Square Garden
• 09/21/74 New York City, New York, Madison Square Garden
• 10/05/74 Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University Assembly Hall
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• 04/06/75 Atlanta, Georgia, The Omni
• 04/08/75 Jacksonville, Florida, Memorial Coliseum
• 04/09/75 Columbia, South Carolina, Coliseum
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• 04/11/75 Norfolk, Virginia, Scope
• 04/12/75 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 04/13/75 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
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• 04/16/75 New Haven, Connecticut, Coliseum
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• 04/18/75 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Sprectrum
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• 04/20/75 Nassau Coliseum, Long Island, New York (Cancelled this concert and did 2 concerts on the 19th)
• 04/22/75 Dayton, Ohio, University of Dayton Arena
• 04/23/75 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Maple Leaf Gardens
• 04/24/75 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Crisler Arena
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• 04/28/75 St. Paul, Minnesota, Civic Center
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• 05/10/75 Los Angeles, California, Forum
• 05/11/75 Los Angeles, California, Forum
• 05/23/75 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 07/12/75 Charleston, West Virginia, Civic Center
• 08/01/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/02/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/03/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/04/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/05/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/06/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 08/07/75 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, Sinatra/Denver Back to Back Concerts
• 10/04 or 10/05/75 Auckland, New Zealand, Western Springs Stadium
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• 10/07/75 Sydney, Australia, Hordon Pavilion
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• 10/10/75 Melbourne, Australia, Festival Hall
• 10/13/75 Perth, Australia, Perth Entertainment Center
• 10/14/75 Perth, Australia, Perth Entertainment Center
• 10/17/75 Tokyo, Japan
• 03/25/76 Amsterdam, Holland, Jaap Eden Hall
• 03/26/76 Glasgow, United Kingdom, Apollo Concert
• 03/29/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 03/30/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 03/31/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 04/01/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 04/02/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 04/03/76 London, England, London Palladium
• 04/04/76 Talk of the Town, England, a TV concert for BBC
• 04/30/76 Detroit, Michigan, Olympia Stadium (1st show)
• 04/30/76 Detroit, Michigan, Olympia Stadium (2nd show)
• 05/?/76 Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County Convention Center
• 06/21/76 Los Angeles, California, Universal Amphitheatre
• 06/26/76 San Francisco, California, Cow Palace
• 06/27/76 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum (911th concert listed on 9/11/02)
• 06/29/76 Seattle, Washington, Coliseum
• 06/30/76 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum (did a concert in Seattle and returned to Portland to do a second concert)
• 07/02/76 Denver, Colorado, McNichols Arena
• 09/10/76 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 09/11/76 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 10/23/76 Richmond, Virginia
• 11/08/76 Buffalo, New York, War Memorial Coliseum
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• 11/10/76 Providence, Rhode Island, Civic Center
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• 11/13/76 New Haven, Connecticut, Veterans Memorial Coliseum
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• 11/15/76 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Spectrum
• 11/16/76 Roanoke, Virginia, Civic Center Coliseum
• 11/18/76 Atlanta, Georgia, The Omni
• 11/19/76 Birmingham, Alabama, Civic Center Coliseum
• 11/20/76 Auburn, Alabama, Auburn Memorial Coliseum
• 11/21/76 Nashville, Tennessee, Grand Old Opry
• 11/22/76 Charlotte, North Carolina, Charlotte Coliseum
• 11/24/76 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 11/25/76 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• (?) thru 09/04/77 Lake, Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, South Shore Room
• 10/15/77 Detroit, Michigan, Olympia Stadium, Four Together: World Hunger Concert, John Denver, Harry Chapin, Gordon Lightfoot and James Taylor perform
• 11/16/77 Auckland, New Zealand, Western Springs Stadium
• 11/19/77 Brisbane, Australia, Lang Park
• 11/22/77 Sydney, Australia, Opera House
• 11/23/77 Melbourne, Australia, Myer Music Bowl
• 11/26/77 Perth, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 11/30/77 Adelaide, Australia, Football Park-Westlakes
• 12/03/77 Sydney, Australia, Sports Ground
• 00/00/78 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Deaf Camp
• 02/08/78 Phoenix, Arizona, Symphony Hall
• 03/13/78 Portland, Maine, Civic Center
• 03/14/78 Portland, Maine, Civic Center
• 03/15/78 Providence, Rhode Island, Civic Center
• 03/16/78 New York City, New York, Madison Square Garden
• 03/17/78 New York City, New York, Madison Square Garden
• 03/18/78 New Haven, Connecticut, Civic Center
• 03/19/78 Buffalo, New York, War Memorial Coliseum
• 03/20/78 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 03/21/78 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Spectrum
• 03/22/78 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Spectrum
• 03/23/78 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Civic Center
• 03/24/78 Williamsburg, Virginia, William & Mary College
• 03/25/78 Norfolk, Virginia, The Scope
• 03/26/78 Greensboro, North Carolina, Coliseum
• 03/28/78 Columbia, South Carolina, Carolina Coliseum
• 03/29/78 Charlotte, North Carolina, Coliseum
• 03/31/78 Lakeland, Florida, Civic Center
• 04/01/78 Hollywood, Florida, Sportatorium
• 04/02/78 Jacksonville, Florida, Coliseum
• 04/03/78 Atlanta, Georgia, The Omni
• 04/05/78 Birmingham, Alabama, Jefferson Civic Center
• 04/06/78 Memphis, Tennessee, Mid-South Arena
• 04/07/78 Murfreesboro, Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State University
• 04/08/78 Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverfront Coliseum
• 04/10/78 Louisville, Kentucky, Freedom Hall
• 04/11/78 Toledo, Ohio, University of Toledo
• 04/12/78 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Stadium
• 04/13/78 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Stadium (Cancelled)
• 04/14/78 Detroit, Michigan, Olympia Stadium
• 04/15/78 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Crisler Arena
• 04/17/78 Richfield, Ohio, Richfield Coliseum
• 04/18/78 Richfield, Ohio, Richfield Coliseum
• 04/19/78 Indianapolis, Indiana, Market Square Arena
• 04/20/78 Madison, Wisconsin, Dane County Coliseum
• 04/21/78 St. Paul, Minnesota, Civic Center
• 04/22/78 Lincoln, Nebraska, University of Nebraska Arena
• 04/24/78 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts University
• 04/25/78 Norman, Oklahoma, Lloyd Noble Center
• 04/27/78 Houston, Texas, The Summit
• 04/28/78 Houston, Texas, The Summit
• 04/29/78 Monroe, Louisiana, Civic Center
• 04/30/78 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, L.S.U. Assembly Center
• 05/02/78 Biloxi, Mississippi, Mississippi Coast Coliseum
• 05/03/78 Pine Bluff, Arkansas, Convention Center Arena
• 05/04/78 Shreveport, Louisiana, Hirsch Coliseum
• 05/05/78 Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County Coliseum
• 05/06/78 Fort Worth, Texas, Tarrant County Coliseum
• 05/07/78 Lubbock, Texas, Civic Coliseum
• 05/09/78 Tempe, Arizona, A.S.U.
• 05/11/78 San Francisco, California, Cow Palace
• 05/12/78 San Francisco, California, Cow Palace
• 05/14/78 San Diego, California, Arena
• 05/15/78 Los Angeles, California, Forum
• 05/16/78 Los Angeles, California, Forum
• 09/01/78 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, South Shore Room, w/Jay Leno
• 09/02/78 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, South Shore Room, w/Jay Leno
• 09/03/78 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, South Shore Room, w/Jay Leno
• 09/04/78 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s, South Shore Room, w/Jay Leno
• 11/02/78 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Civic Arena
• 11/03/78 South Bend, Indiana, Notre Dame
• 11/04/78 Carbondale, Illinois, SIU
• 11/06/78 Evansville, Indiana, Municipal Stadium
• 11/07/78 Terre Haute, Indiana, Hulma Civic Center
• 11/09/78 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Michigan State University
• 11/10/78 East Lansing, Michigan
• 11/11/78 Oxford, Ohio, Miami University
• 11/12/78 St. Louis, Missouri, Keil Auditorium
• 11/13/78 Springfield, Missouri, S.W. Missouri State University
• 11/14/78 Wichita, Kansas
• 11/16/78 Denver, Colorado, McNichols Arena
• 11/19/78 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum (Cancelled due to severe snow storm)
• 11/20/78 Seattle, Washington
• 01/09/79 New York, New York, United Nations, The Music for UNICEF Concert (A Gift Of Song), a concert for UNICEF performed by Abba, The Bee Gees, Rita Coolidge, John Denver, Earth, Wind & Fire,Andy Gibb, Kris Kristofferson, Olivia Newton-John Rod Stewart and Donna Stewart
• 02/??/79 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/28/79 Dublin, Ireland
• 03/29/79 Manchester, England
• 03/30/79 Glasgow, Scotland, Apollo
• 04/01/79 Wembley, England
• 04/02/79 Wembley, England
• 04/03/79 Wembley, England
• 04/04/79 Wembley, England
• 04/06/79 Frankfurt, Germany
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• 04/09/79 Dusseldorff, Germany
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• 10/10/79 Hanover, Germany
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• 10/13/79 Hamburg, Germany (1st show)
• 10/13/79 Hamburg, Germany (2nd show)
• 10/14/79 Bremen, Germany
• 10/15/79 Berlin, Germany
• 10/16/79 Mannheim, Germany
• 10/17/79 Stuttgart, Germany
• 10/18/79 Sarrabrucken, Germany
• 10/20/79 Frankfurt, Germany (1st show)
• 10/20/79 Frankfurt, Germany (2nd show)
• 10/22/79 Copenhagen or Israel (?)
• 02/16/80 Austin, Texas, Special Events Center at the University of Texas
• 02/17/80 Houston, Texas, Summit
• 02/18/80 Fort Worth Texas, Tarrant City C.C.
• 02/19/80 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts University
• 02/20/80 Norman, Oklahoma, Lloyd Noble
• 02/22/80 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, LSU
• 02/23/80 Jackson, Mississippi, Jackson Coliseum
• 02/24/80 Lake Charles, Louisiana, Civic Center
• 02/25/80 Shreveport, Louisiana, Hirsch Coliseum
• 03/07/80 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/13/80 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 03/14/80 Uniondale, New York, Nassau Coliseum
• 03/15/80 New Haven, Connecticut, Veteran’s Coliseum
• 03/16/80 Springfield, Massachusetts, Civic Center
• 03/17/80 Portland, Maine, Cumberland Auditorium
• 03/18/80 Providence, Rhode Island, Civic Center
• 03/20/80 Montreal, Canada, Forum
• 03/21/80 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Maple Leaf Gardens
• 03/22/80 Buffalo, New York, War Memorial Auditorium
• 03/23/80 Richfield, Ohio, Richfield Coliseum
• 03/24/80 Toledo, Ohio, Centennial Auditorium
• 04/04/80 Springfield, Missouri, Hammons Student Center
• 04/05/80 Kansas City, Missouri, Kemper Arena
• 04/06/80 Omaha, Nebraska
• 04/07/80 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Five Seasons Center
• 04/08/80 Ames, Iowa, Hilton Coliseum
• 04/09/80 St. Paul, Michigan, Civic Center
• 04/11/80 Ann Arbor, Michigan, Crisler Arena
• 04/12/80 Terre Haute, Indiana, Hulman Center (University)
• 04/13/80 St. Louis, Missouri, Checker Dome
• 04/14/80 Uniondale, New York, Nassau Coliseum
• 04/24/80 Fort Wayne, Indiana
• 04/25/80 Indianapolis, Indiana, Market Square
• 04/26/80 South Bend, Indiana, University of Notre Dame
• 04/27/80 Louisville, Kentucky, Freedom Hall
• 04/29/80 Memphis, Tennessee, Mid South Coliseum
• 04/30/80 Huntsville, Alabama, Von Braun Civic Center
• 05/01/80 Johnson City, Tennessee, Freedom Hall
• 05/02/80 Huntington, West Virginia, Civic Center
• 05/03/80 Cincinnati, Ohio, River Front Coliseum
• 05/04/80 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Wings Stadium
• 05/14/80 Norfolk, Virginia, Scope
• 05/15/80 Roanoke, Virginia, Civic Center John Denver Concerts 1964-1997
• 05/16/80 Greensboro, North Carolina, Greensboro Coliseum
• 05/17/80 Charlotte, North Carolina, Charlotte Coliseum
• 05/18/80 Columbia, South Carolina, Carolina Coliseum
• 05/20/80 Lakeland, Florida, Lakeland Civic Center Arena
• 05/21/80 Jacksonville, Florida, Veteran Memorial Center
• 05/22/80 Savannah, Georigia, Civic Center
• 05/23/80 Atlanta, Georgia, The Omni
• 05/24/80 Birmingham, Alabama, Jefferson Civic Center
• 05/25/80 Mobile, Alabama
• 05/30/80 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 05/31/80 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 06/01/80 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 06/02/80 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 06/04/80 Duluth, Minnesota
• 06/05/80 Madison, Wisconsin
• 06/06/80 Chicago, Illinois
• 06/07/80 Saginaw, Michigan, Wendler Civic Arena
• 06/08/80 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• 06/15/80 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Deaf Camp
• 06/19/80 Richmond, Virginia
• 06/20/80 Hershey, Pennsylvania
• 06/21/80 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• 06/22/80 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Spectrum Theater
• 06/24/80 Rochester, New York
• 06/25/80 Syracuse, New York
• 06/26/80 Binghampton, New York
• 06/27/80 Cape Cod, Massachusetts
• The three Forest Hills concerts listed below were cancelled, one of the performers (?) had pneumonia:
• 06/28/80 Forest Hills, Queens, New York, Forest Hills Stadium, w/George Burns
• 06/29/80 Forest Hills, Queens, New York, Forest Hills Stadium, w/George Burns
• 06/30/80 Forest Hills, Queens, New York, Forest Hills Stadium, w/George Burns
• 07/10/80 Charleston, West Virginia
• 07/11/80 Asheville, North Carolina
• 07/12/80 Nashville, Tennessee
• 07/13/80 Pine Bluff, Arkansas
• 07/15/80 Selena, Kansas
• 07/16/80 Amarillo, Texas
• 07/17/80 El Paso, Texas
• 07/18/80 Tucson, Arizona
• 07/19/80 Tempe, Arizona
• 07/20/80 San Diego, California
• 08/22/80 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/23/80 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/25/80 Salt Lake City, Utah
• 08/19/80 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 08/?/80 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum
• 08/28/80 Spokane, Washington
• 08/29/80 Seattle, Washington
• 08/30/80 Vancouver, Canada, Pacific Coliseum
• 09/01/80 Edmonton, Canada
• 09/02/80 Calgary, Canada
• 09/03/80 Great Falls, Montana
• 09/04/80 San Francisco, California, Amphitheater
• 09/19/80 Oakland, California, Oakland Coliseum
• 09/21/80 Davis, California, University of California, Rec Hall
• 09/28/80 Hollywood, California, Universal Studios
• 10/10/80 Dayton, Ohio
• 10/11/80 Carbondale, Illinois
• 10/12/80 Champaign, Illinois
• 10/13/80 Springfield, Illinois
• 10/14/80 Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 10/15/80 La Crosse, Wisconsin
• 10/16/80 Lincoln, Nebraska
• 10/18/80 Sioux Falls, South Dakota
• 10/19/80 Bismark, North Dakota
• 10/20/80 Rapid City, South Dakota
• 02/27/81 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 05/20/81 Tokyo, Japan, at the Budokan
• 05/21/81 Osaka, Japan
• 06/81 China Trip-
• Toured China approximately a month. John Denver often told stories about this trip through the years at concerts. Wrote Shanghai Breezes while on this trip,
• 07/30/81 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 07/31/81 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/02/81 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 08/03/81 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 08/04/81 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Wings Stadium
• 08/05/81 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 08/06/81 Rochester, New York, War Memorial
• 08/07/81 Binghampton, New York, Broome County Arena
• 08/08/81 Passaic, New Jersey, Brendan Byrne Arena at the Meadowlands
• 08/09/81 Saratoga Springs, New York. Performing Arts Center
• 08/10/81 Hartford, Connecticut, Civic Center
• 08/11/81 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 08/12/81 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 08/13/81 Huntington, West Virginia, Civic Center
• 08/14/81 Toledo, Ohio, Centennial Hall
• 08/15/81 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 10/15/81 New York, New York, The Cathedral of St John Divine
• 03/11/82 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/12/82 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 04/6/82 Osaka, Japan
• 05/20/82 Tallahassee, Florida, Leon County Civic Center
• 05/21/82 Jacksonville, Florida, Veterans Memorial Coliseum
• 05/22/82 Atlanta, Georgia, The Omni
• 05/24/82 Greensboro, North Carolina, Coliseum
• 05/25/82 Hampton, Virginia, Hampton Rhodes Coliseum
• 05/26/82 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 05/27/82 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 05/29/82 Montreal, Canada, Forum
• 05/30/82 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Maple Leaf Gardens
• 05/31/82 Niagara, New York, Coliseum
• 06/02/82 Passaic, New Jersey, Brendan Byrne Arena at the Meadowlands
• 06/03/82 Uniondale, New York, Nassau Coliseum
• 06/04/82 Uniondale, New York, Nassau Coliseum
• 06/05/82 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Spectrum Theater
• 06/06/82 New Haven, Connecticut, Coliseum
• 06/07/82 Providence, Rhode Island
• 06/08/82 Denver, Colorado, Peace Rally For Nuclear Disarmament
• 06/12/82 Indianapolis, Indiana, Market Square Arena
• 06/14/82 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 06/15/82 Rockford, Illinois, Metro Center
• 06/16/82 St. Paul, Minnesota, Civic Center
• 06/17/82 Madison, Wisconsin, Dain County Coliseum
• 06/18/82 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mecca Arena
• 06/19/82 St. Louis, Missouri, Keil Auditorium
• 06/20/82 Kansas City, Missouri, Kemper Hall
• 06/23/82 Houston, Texas, Summit
• 06/24/82 Dallas, Texas, Reunion Center
• 06/25/82 Austin, Texas, University of Texas, Frank Erwin Center
• 06/28/82 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum
• 06/29/82 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Center
• 06/30/82 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Center
• 07/01/82 Vancouver, Canada, Pacific Coliseum
• 07/02/82 Berkeley, California, Greek Theater
• 07/03/82 Berkeley California, Greek Theater
• 07/05/82 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/07/82 Duluth, Minnesota, Duluth Arena
• 08/08/82 Des Moines, Iowa, Municipal Auditorium
• 08/09/82 Chicago, Illinois, Chicagofest
• 08/10/82 Toledo, Ohio, Centennial Hall
• 08/11/82 Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverfront
• 08/12/82 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Wings Stadium
• 08/13/82 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Five Seasons Center
• 08/14/82 Omaha, Nebraska
• 08/15/82 Selena, Kansas, Bicentennial Center
• 08/17/82 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Oral Roberts University
• 08/18/82 Abilene, Texas, Taylor County Expo Center
• 08/19/82 Denver, Colorado
• 08/20/80 El Paso, Texas, University of Texas
• 08/21/80 Tucson, Arizona, Tucson Community Center
• 08/22/82 Tempe, Arizona, A.S.U. Activity Center
• 08/23/82 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 08/25/82 Aspen, Colorado, Benefit for Music Associates of Aspen
• 10/13/82 Rotterdam, Holland, Dutch Music Gala
• 10/14/82 Rotterdam, Holland, Dutch Music Gala
• 10/15/82 Rotterdam, Holland, Dutch Music Gala
• 10/16/82 Wettendass/Auffenberg, Germany
• 10/22/82 Paris, France
• 10/23/82 Paris, France
• 10/25/82 London, England, Apollo Theater
• 10/26/82 London, England, Apollo Theater (BBC taped this concert which was aired on BBC TV on December 29 and 30, 1982 and then again in 1983).
• 10/27/82 London, England, Apollo Theater
• 10/28/82 London, England, Apollo Theater
• 10/29/82 Berlin, Germany
• 10/31/82 Vienna, Austria, Konzerthaus
• 11/02/82 Duesseldorf, Germany, Tonhalle
• 11/04/82 Munich, Germany, Congress Hall
• 11/05/82 Rome, Italy
• 11/06/82 Rome, Italy
• 11/07/82 Rome, Italy
• 11/08/82 Frankfurt, Germany
• 11/10/82 Hamburg Germany, Musikhalle
• 11/11/82 Bremen, Germany
• 11/12/82 Copenhagen, Denmark
• 11/13/82 Stockholm, Sweden
• 11/14/82 Oslo, Sweden
• 11/17/82 Den Haag, Holland, Congres Building
• 11/18/82 Den Haag, Holland, Congres Building
• 11/20/82 Amsterdam, Holland, RAI
• 11/21/82 Amsterdam, Holland, RAI
• 11/24/82 Glasgow, Scotland, Apollo Theater
• 11/27/82 Brighton, England, Brighton Center
• 03/02/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/03/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/04/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/05/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/06/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/07/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/08/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/09/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/10/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/11/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/12/83 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 05/04/83 Melbourne, Australia, Victorian Art Center
• 05/05/83 Melbourne, Australia, Victorian Art Center
• 05/06/83 Melbourne, Australia, Victorian Art Center
• 05/07/83 Adelaide, Australia, Thebarton Theater
• 05/08/83 Adelaide, Australia, Thebarton Theater
• 05/10/83 Perth Australia, Perth Entertainment Center,
• 05/13/83 Brisbane, Australia, Festival Hall
• 05/15/83 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center
• 05/17/83 Sydney, Australia, Regent Theater
• 05/18/83 Sydney, Australia, Regent Theater
• 05/19/83 Sydney, Australia, Regent Theater
• 05/21/83 Rockhampton Australia, Showgrounds
• 05/22/83 Townsville, Australia, Sound Shell
• 05/24/83 Auckland, New Zealand, Logan Campbell Hall
• 05/25/83 Auckland, New Zealand, Logan Campbell Hall
• 05/28/83 Manila, The Philippines, Philippine International Convention Center
• 05/29/83 Manila, The Philippines, Philippine International Convention Center
• 05/30/83 Hong Kong, AC Hall
• 06/02/83 Tokyo Japan, NHK Hall
• 06/04/83 Osaka, Japan, Yagai Ongakudo
• 06/08/83 Honolulu, Hawaii, Waikiki Shell
• 06/09/83 (City?), Hawaii
• 07/05/83 Salem, Oregon, Armory
• 07/06/83 Portland, Oregon, Memorial Coliseum
• 07/07/83 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Arena
• 07/08/83 Seattle, Washington, Seattle Arena
• 07/09/83 Spokane, Washington, Spokane Coliseum
• 07/10/83 Boise, Idaho
• 07/12/83 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/13/83 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/14/83 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 07/15/83 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 07/17/83 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Kingswood Music Theater
• 07/18/83 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Kingswood Music Theater
• 07/19/83 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 07/20/83 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 07/21/83 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 07/22/83 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 07/23/83 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 07/25/83 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 07/27/83 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 07/28/83 Boston, Massachusetts, Boston Commons
• 07/29/83 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 07/30/83 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 07/31/83 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 08/01/83 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 09/10/83 Lincoln, Nebraska, Nebraska State Fair (1st show)
• 09/10/83 Lincoln, Nebraska, Nebraska State Fair (2nd show)
• 09/11/83 Costa Mesa, California, Pacific Amphitheater
• 10/24/83 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 02/8-19/84 Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, World Olympics, John Denver performed his music and did several commentaries during the Olympics. Wrote “The Gold and Beyond” which he sang at the Olympics.
• 02/15/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/16/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/17/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/18/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/19/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/20/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/21/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/22/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/23/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/24/84 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 03/16/84 Atlanta, Georgia, Fox Theater
• 03/17/84 Atlanta, Georgia, Fox Theater
• 03/19/84 San Francisco, California, Masonic Temple
• 03/20/84 San Jose, California, San Jose Center for Performing Arts
• 03/21/84 San Francisco, California, Masonic Temple
• 03/22/84 San Jose, California, San Jose Center for Performing Arts
• 03/23/84 San Francisco, California, Warfield Theater
• 03/24/84 Provo Utah, Marriott Center
• 03/25/84 San Francisco, California, Masonic Temple
• 03/28/84 San Francisco, California, Masonic Temple
• 03/29/84 New York City, New York, Radio City Music Hall
• 03/31/84 New York City, New York, Radio City Music Hall
• 04/01/84 New York City, New York, Radio City Music Hall
• 04/04/84 Binghampton, New York, Broome County Veterans Memorial
• 04/06/84 Erie, Pennsylvania, Civic Center Convention Hall
• 04/07/84 Rochester, New York, War Memorial
• 04/08/84 Buffalo, New York, Kleinhans Music Hall
• 04/10/84 Augusta, Maine, Augusta Civic Center
• 04/11/84 Augusta, Maine, Augusta Civic Center
• 04/12/84 Syracuse, New York, Landmark Theater
• 04/13/84 Glenn Falls, New York, Civic Center Arena
• 04/14/84 Worchester, Massachusetts, Centrum Arena
• 05/18/84 San Diego, California
• 05/19/84 Laguna Hills, California, Irvine Meadows
• 05/20/84 Santa Barbara, California, Santa Barbara City Bowl
• 05/21/84 Fresno, California, California State University
• 05/23/84 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 05/25/84 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 05/26/84 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 05/31/84 Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Five Seasons Center
• 06/01/84 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Wings Stadium
• 06/02/84 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 06/03/84 Wheeling, West Virginia, Wheeling Civic Center
• 06/05/84 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 06/06/84 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 06/07/84 Dayton, Ohio, Hara Arena
• 06/08/84 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 06/09/84 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 06/10/84 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 06/13/84 Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, Moncton Coliseum Arena
• 06/14/84 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, Halifax Metro Center
• 06/15/84 Portland, Maine, Cumberland County Civic Center
• 06/16/84 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Mann Music Center
• 06/23/84 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 07/01/84 St. Louis, Missouri, St. Louis Fair
• 07/02/84 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Milwaukee Summerfest
• 07/05/84 Rapid City, South Dakota
• 07/06/84 Bozeman, Montana
• 07/07/84 Parkwest, Utah
• 07/08/84 Kansas City, Kansas
• 07/09/84 Spokane, Washington
• 07/10/84 Anchorage, Alaska
• 07/11/84 Anchorage, Alaska
• 08/25/84 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival 11/26/84 Embarked on a 12 day tour of Russia
• 00/00/85 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Deaf Camp
• 02/?/85 Vina De Mar, Chile, John performed at Song Festival
• 05/05/85 San Francisco, California, Holiday Center
• 05/15/85 Indianapolis, Indiana
• 05/25/85 Atlantic City, New Jersey, Golden Nugget
• 05/26/85 Atlantic City, New Jersey, Golden Nugget
• 05/27/85 Merrillville, Indiana, Holiday Star Theater
• 05/28/85 Merrillville, Indiana, Holiday Star Theater
• 05/30/85 Las Vegas, Nevada, Golden Nugget (1st show)
• 05/30/85 Las Vegas, Nevada, Golden Nugget (2nd show)
• 05/31/85 Las Vegas, Nevada, Golden Nugget (1st show)
• 05/31/85 Las Vegas, Nevada, Golden Nugget (2nd show)
• 06/01/85 Las Vegas, Nevada, Golden Nugget
• 06/06/85 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Civic Center
• 06/07/85 Hershey, Pennsylvania, Hershey Park Arena
• 06/11/85 Toledo, Ohio, University of Toledo
• 06/12/85 Saginaw, Michigan, Wendler Civic Arena
• 06/13/85 Lansing, Michigan, Civic Center
• 06/14/85 Rochester, Michigan, Meadowbrook
• 06/16/85 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 06/17/85 Passaic, New Jersey, Brendan Byrne Arena at the Meadowlands 06/18/85 Embarked on a trip to Russia then traveled to China, performed concerts in Russia and China
• 07/06/85 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater, this is the concert that Patty and Robin Peavey won in the VH1 Dreamland Express contest
• 08/25/85 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 09/14/85 Providence, Rhode Island, Indian Point Park
• 09/22/85 Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. Farm Aid Concert
• 10/05/85 Daytona Beach, Florida, Ocean Center
• 10/16/85 Washington, DC, World Food Day
• 12/05/85 San Francisco, California, Holiday Center
• 12/26/85 Snowmass, Colorado, Snowmass Convention Center
• 12/28/85 Aspen, Colorado, Wheeler Opera House
• 02/07/86 Sun City, Arizona, Sundome
• 02/08/86 Phoenix, Arizona, Symphony Hall
• 02/14/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/15/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/16/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/17/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/18/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/19/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/20/86 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 04/05/86 Perth, Australia, Esplanade, John Denver was “Top of the Bill” at a special open air concert marking the beginning of the America’s Cup Celebrations
• 04/09/86 Brisbane, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 04/11/86 Canberra, Australia, Bruce Stadium
• 04/13/86 Launceston, Tasmania, Velodrome
• 04/15/86 Adelaide, Australia, Festival Theater
• 04/16/86 Adelaide, Australia, Festival Theater
• 04/20/86 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center
• 04/21/86 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center
• 04/22/86 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center
• 04/18 or 23/86 (?) Melbourne, Australia, Sports & Entertainment Center
• 05/10/86 Dortmund, Germany, TV
• 05/13/86 Frankfurt, Germany
• 05/14/86 Dusseldorf, Germany
• 05/15/86 Munich, Germany
• 05/17/86 Hamburg, Germany
• 05/18/86 Berlin, Germany
• 05/19/86 Manheim, Germany
• 05/21/86 Brighton, England, Brighton Center
• 05/23/86 Liverpool, England, Liverpool Empire Theater
• 05/24/86 Sheffield, England, Sheffield City Hall
• 05/25/86 Nottingham, England, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
• 05/26/86 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 05/27/86 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 05/29/86 Birmingham, England (taped for BBC TV)
• 05/30/86 Manchester, England, Apollo
• 05/31/86 Newcastle, England, City Hall
• 06/01/86 Edinburgh, Scotland, Edinburgh Playhouse
• 06/03/86 Amsterdam, Holland, Het Cncertgebouw
• 06/04/86 Den Haag, Holland (Concert cancelled John had a cold)
• 06/06/86 Milan, Italy
• 06/07/86 Verona, Italy
• 06/08/86 Assisi, Italy
• 06/09/86 Rome, Italy
• 06/?/86 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks
• 07/04/86 New York, New York, Battery Park – Americana Concert
• 07/07/86 Castle Creek, Colorado
• 07/10/86 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/11/86 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/12/86 Mountain View, California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 07/18/86 Ogden, Utah, Weber State College
• 07/20/86 Dallas, Texas, Star Fest, Park Central
• 07/22/86 Memphis, Tennessee, Mud Island
• 07/23/86 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 07/25/86 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 07/27/86 Cork, Ireland, Siamsa Cois Lois Fair (Televised Concert)
• 07/30/86 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 07/31/86 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 08/02/86 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 08/03/86 Rockford, Illinois, Rockford Metro Center
• 08/05/86 Columbus, Ohio, Ohio State Fair
• 08/06/86 Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverbend Music Center
• 08/09/86 Charlevoix, Michigan, Castle Farms
• 08/10/86 Billings, Montana, Yellowstone Exhibition Center
• 08/16/86 Lewisburg, West Virginia, Virginia State Fair (1st show)
• 08/16/86 Lewisburg, West Virginia, Virginia State Fair (2nd show)
• 08/17/86 Charlotte, North, Carolina, Palladium at Carowinds
• 08/20/86 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 08/21/86 Indianapolis, Indiana, Indiana State Fair
• 08/22/86 Des Moines, Iowa, Civic Center
• 08/23/86 Minnesota State Fair
• 08/24/86 Pueblo, Colorado
• 08/25/86 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 09/06/86 Pullayup, Washington, State Fair (1st Show)
• 09/06/86 Pullayup, Washington, State Fair (2nd Show)
• 09/07/86 Pullayup, Washington, State Fair (1st Show)
• 09/07/86 Pullayup, Washington, State Fair (2nd Show)
• 09/08/86 Vancouver, Canada, Expo ’86
• 12/26/86 Snowmass, Colorado
• 12/27/86 Aspen, Colorado
• 01/07/87 Salt Lake, Utah, Salt Palace Arena
• 02/13/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/14/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/15/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/16/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/17/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/18/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/19/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/20/87 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 04/03/87 St. Louis, Missouri, Fox Theater
• 04/04/87 St. Louis, Missouri, Fox Theater
• 05/06/87 Houston, Texas, Jones Hall
• 05/16/87 San Francisco, California, Embarcadero Plaza
• 06/17/87 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 06/18/87 Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverbend Music Center
• 06/19/87 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 06/20/87 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 06/22/87 Rochester, Minnesota, Mayo Civic Center
• 06/24/87 Austin, Texas, Frank Erwin Center
• 06/25/87 San Antonio, Texas, Municipal Auditorium, a benefit for Camelot
• 06/26/87 Dallas, Texas
• 06/27/87 Lenox, Massachusetts, Tanglewood
• 06/30/87 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center, this is a concert that John Denver did with Placido Domingo
• 07/01/87 Wantagh, Long Island, New York, Jones Beach
• 07/02/87 Mansfield, Massachusetts, Great Wood Center
• 07/04/87 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Summerfest
• 07/29/87 Huntington, West Virginia, Huntington Civic Center
• 07/30/87 Burlington, Vermont, Essex Fair Grounds
• 07/31/87 Old Orchard Beach, Maine
• 08/01/87 Stanhope, New Jersey, Waterloo Festival
• 08/02/87 (city?), Opening ceremonies of the Special Olympics
• 08/26/87 Chautaugua, New York, Chautaugua Amphitheater
• 08/29/87 Darien Lake, New York, Lakeside Amphitheater
• 08/30/87 Syracuse, New York, New York State Fair
• 09/05/87 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Grand Champions Club, an afternoon concert in Aspen for the Aspen Country Day School and Windstar.
• 09/07/87 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater, rained out, concert was moved to McNichols Arena, Denver, Colorado
• 09/11/87 Costa Mesa, California, Pacific Amphitheater
• 09/16/87 Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Copps Coliseum
• 10/01/87 Portland, Oregon, University of Portland, Chiles Center
• 10/03/87 Yakima, Washington, Washington State Fair
• 10/04/87 Boise, Idaho
• 10/07/87 Frederic, New Brunswick, Canada
• 10/08/87 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
• 10/09/87 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
• 10/11/87 St. Johns, Nova Scotia, Canada
• 11/06/87 Honolulu, Hawaii, Waikiki Shell
• 11/07/87 Honolulu, Hawaii, Waikiki Shell
• 11/08/87 Maui, Hawaii, Lahaina Civic Center
• 12/09/87 Ames, Iowa, Hilton Coliseum
• 12/10/87 Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• 12/11/87 Kalamazoo, Michigan, Wings Stadium
• 12/16/87 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater
• 12/17/87 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater
• 12/18/87 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater
• 12/19/87 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater
• 12/20/87 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater
• 01/25/88 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center, John Denver was a special guest at the Royal Command Performance Bicentennial Concert. The actual Australian Bicentennial was 1/26/88but the concert took place on 1/25/88.
• 01/29/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 01/30/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 01/31/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/01/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/02/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/03/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/04/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 02/05/88 Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Harrah’s
• 04/03/88 Amsterdam, Holland, RAI
• 04/04/88 Amsterdam, Holland, RAI
• 04/19/88 Nijmegan, Holland, The Union
• 04/20/88 Rotterdam, Holland, The Doelen
• 04/21/88 Antwerp, Belgium, Koningin Elisabethzaal
• 04/22/88 Den Haag, Holland, Congress Building
• 04/24/88 Nottingham, England
• 04/25/88 Birmingham, England,
• 04/26/88 Brighton, England, Brighton Center
• 04/28/88 Edinburgh, Scotland
• 04/29/88 Manchester, England
• 04/30/88 Blackpool, England, Opera House
• 05/01/88 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 05/03/88 Amsterdam, Holland
• 05/04/88 Amsterdam, Holland
• 05/23/88 Nagoya, Japan
• 05/25/88 Tokyo, Japan
• 05/26/88 Osaka, Japan
• 05/29/88 Darwin, Australia, Darwin Amphitheater
• 06/01/88 Adelaide, Australia, Festival Theater
• 06/02/88 Adelaide, Australia, Festival Theater
• 06/04/88 Canberra, Australia, Bruce Stadium
• 06/06/88 Brisbane, Australia, Expo Stage
• 06/07/88 Melbourne, Australia, Sports & Entertainment Center
• 06/08/88 Melbourne, Australia, Sports & Entertainment Center
• 06/11/88 Launceston, Tasmania, Velodrome
• 06/12/88 Perth, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/14/88 Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/15/88 Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/16/88 Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/18/88 Brisbane, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/24/88 Mountain View, California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 06/25/88 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 06/26/88 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/02/88 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 07/21/88 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 07/22/88 Canandaigua, New York, Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
• 07/23/88 Cooperstown, New York, Beaver Valley
• 07/24/88 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 07/26/88 Boston, Massachusetts, Boston Common
• 07/27/88 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 07/28/88 Springfield, Massachusetts, Civic Center
• 07/31/88 Denver, Colorado, Mile High Stadium
• 08/26/88 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 09/24/88 Puyallup, Washington, Washington State Fair. (1st show)
• 09/24/88 Puyallup, Washington, Washington State Fair (2nd show)
• 09/25/88 Puyallup, Washington, Washington State Fair (1st show)
• 09/25/88 Puyallup, Washington, Washington State Fair (2nd show)
• 10/05/88 Phoenix, Arizona, Arizona State University
• 10/07/88 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 10/08/88 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 10/09/88 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 10/12/88 New York, Radio City Music Hall, (cancelled because it conflicted with the taping of Christmas in Aspen)
• 10/13/88 New York, Radio City Music Hall, (cancelled because it conflicted with the taping of Christmas in Aspen)
• 10/27/88 Columbus, Ohio, Palace Theater
• 10/28/88 Rockford, Illinois, Metrocenter
• 10/29/88 LaCrosse, Wisconsin, UW Field House
• 11/02/88 Atlanta, Georgia, Fox Theater
• 11/06/88 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Sunrise Musical Theater
• 11/16/88 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 11/17/88 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 11/18/88 Saginaw, Michigan, Wendler Arena,
• 11/20/88 Madison, Wisconsin, Dane County Coliseum
• 11/25/88 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 11/27/88 Merriville, Indiana, Holiday Star Theater
• 12/05/88 Cincinnati, Ohio
• 12/11/88 Fairfax, Virginia, Patriot Center
• 12/13/88 Norfolk, Virginia, Scope Theater
• 12/15/88 New Haven, Connecticut, New Haven Coliseum
• 12/16/88 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Civic Arena 12/18/88 Cleveland, Ohio
• 01/29/89 Vail, Colorado, Dobson Ice Arena
• 03/10/89 Omaha, Nebraska, Aksarben (whole week there looking for rest of the dates)
• 06/18/89 Washington, D.C., John hosted and performed with other guests at a concert at the White House which was taped for Public TV
• 07/02/89 South Dakota, Paha Sapa Festival (Benefit Concert)
• 07/15/89 Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Theater, Higher Ground Performance
• 07/31/89 Fairfax, Virginia, Patriot Center
• 08/14/89 Paseo Robles, California, Mid-State Fair
• 08/18/89 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/19/89 Morrison, Colorado, Red Rocks Amphitheater
• 08/25/89 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 09/06/89 Anchorage, Alaska, Benefit Concert
• 09/08/89 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 09/16/89 Vienna, Virginia, Wolf Trap
• 09/17/89 Vienna, Virginia, Wolf Trap
• 10/07/89 Sydney, Australia, Darling Harbor Convention Center
• 12/01/89 St. Peterburg, Florida, Bay Front
• 12/02/89 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida., Sunrise Musical Theater
• 12/03/89 Daytona Beach, Florida, Ocean Center
• 12/13/89 Kansas City, Missouri, Kemper Arena
• 12/14/89 Des Moines, Iowa, Veterans Coliseum
• 12/15/89 Normal, Illinois, Red Bird Arena
• 12/16/89 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 12/17/89 Green Bay Wisconsin, Brown County Arena
• 04/07/90 Indianapolis, Indiana, Hoosier Dome Farm Aid concert
• 04/20/90 Washington D.C., Earth Day Celebration
• 05/04/90 Blackpool, England, Opera House
• 05/05/90 Harrogate, England, Harrogate International Center
• 05/06/90 Edinburgh, Scotland, Edinburgh Playhouse
• 05/08/90 Bournemouth, England, International Center
• 05/09/90 Brighton, England, Brighton Center
• 05/10/90 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 05/11/90 Sheffield, England, City Hall
• 05/12/90 Birmingham, England, National Exhibition Center
• 05/14/90 Nottington, England, Nottington Royal Center
• 05/15/90 Manchester, England, Apollo
• 05/17/90 Leeuwardem, Holland, Friesland Hall
• 05/18/90 Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
• 05/19/90 Arnheim, Holland, Rynhal
• 05/26/90 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 07/04/90 Williamsburg, Virginia, Bush Gardens
• 07/05/90 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 07/06/90 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, City Island
• 07/07/90 Poughkeepsie, New York, Hudson Civic Center
• 07/13/90 Lake Arrowhead, California, Snow Valley
• 07/14/90 Mountain View, California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 07/15/90 Mountain View, California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 07/19/90 Wallingford, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 07/20/90 Cohasset, Massachusetts, South Shore
• 07/21/90 Warwick, Rhode Island, Musical Theater
• 07/22/90 Hyannis, Massachusetts, Melody Tent
• 07/27/90 Stanhope, New Jersey, Waterloo Village
• 07/28/90 North Tonawanda, New York, Melody Fair
• 07/29/90 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Kingswood Music Theater
• 08/03/90 Atlantic City, New Jersey, Taj Mahal Hotel
• 08/04/90 Canandaigua, New York, Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
• 08/05/90 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 08/06/90 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 08/08/90 Indianapolis (Noblesville) Indiana, Deer Creek Music Center
• 08/09/90 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 08/10/90 Columbus, Ohio, Capitol Music Center
• 08/11/90 Cincinnati, Ohio, Riverbend Music Center
• 08/12/90 Chicago, Illinois, World Music Theater
• 08/14/90 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 08/15/90 Midland, Michigan, Midland County Fair
• 08/16/90 Interlochen, Michigan, Music Festival
• 08/17/90 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Marcus Center
• 08/18/90 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek, Illinois
• 08/19/90 Aspen, Colorado, Aspen Music Festival
• 08/26/90 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 08/28/90 Wala Wala, Washington, State Fair
• 08/29/90 Wala Wala, Washington, State Fair
• 08/30/90 Salem, Oregon, Oregon State Fair (Show 1st)
• 08/30/90 Salem, Oregon, Oregon State Fair (Show 2nd)
• 09/01/90 Huron, South Dakota, State Fair
• 09/02/90 Minneapolis, Minnesota
• 09/07/90 Sun City West, Arizona, Sun Dome
• 09/08/90 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 09/09/90 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 09/15/90 Vienna, Virginia, Wolf Trap
• 09/26/90 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 10/02/90 Tokyo, Japan,
• 10/03/90 Tokyo, Japan
• 11/03/90 Los Angeles, California, Plaza Hotel
• 11/28/90 Niagara Falls, New York
• 12/01/90 Lake Placid, New York, Olympic Arena
• 12/03/90 Boston, Massachusetts, Wang Center (Christmas Concert)
• 12/06/90 Hershey Park, Pennsylvania, Hershey Park Arena (Christmas Concert)
• 02/17/91 Aspen, Colorado, Paradise Club, Benefit
• 05/?? /91 Williamsburg, Virginia, Busch Gardens
• 05/09/91 Grand Rapids, Michigan, Welsh Auditorium
• 06/07/91 Landover, Maryland, Capital Center
• 06/21/91 Stanhope, New Jersey, Waterloo Village
• 06/22/91 Hanover, Pennsylvania
• 06/23/91 North Tonawanda, New York, Melody Fair
• 06/26/91 Aspen, Colorado, Music Tent
• 07/03/91 Omaha, Nebraskas, Heartland Heroes Concert broadcasted on Nebraska PBS, Rosenblatt Stadium featuring JD w/ military band Nightwing
• 07/05/91 Fort St. John, BC, Canada
• 07/06/91 Prince George, BC, Canada
• 07/08/91 Saratoga, California, Paul Masson Winery
• 07/09/91 Saratoga, California, Paul Masson Winery
• 07/10/91 Saratoga, California, Paul Masson Winery
• 07/11/91 San Carlos, California, Circle Star Theater
• 07/12/91 San Carlos, California, Circle Star Theater
• 07/14/91 Saskatoon, California
• 07/17/91 Hyannis, Massachusetts
• 07/18/91 Cohasset, Massachusetts, South Shore Music Center
• 07/19/91 Wallington, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 07/20/91 Wallington, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 07/21/91 Warwick, Rhode Island
• 07/27/91 Baltimore, Maryland, Pier 6
• 07/28/91 Beverly, Massachusetts, North Shore Music Theater
• 07/29/91 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair
• 07/30/91 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair
• 07/31/91 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Festival
• 08/01/91 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Festival
• 08/08/91 Parkwest, Utah
• 08/23/91 Greenville, South Carolina, America Cancer Society Benefit
• 08/24/91 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 08/27/91 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 08/30/91 Boston, Massachusetts, A concert that was taped for TV with the Boston Pops
• 09/02/91 Copper Mountain, Colorado, West Fest
• 09/08/91 Aspen, Colorado, A concert on the steps at the Gondola
• 09/11/91 Owensboro, Kentucky
• 09/18/91 Tular, California, Fair
• 09/21/91 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 09/22/91 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 09/24/91 Bloomsberg, Pennsylvania, Bloomsberg Fair (1st Show)
• 09/24/91 Bloomsberg, Pennsylvania, Bloomsberg Fair (2nd Show)
• 10/04/91 Portland, Oregon, Civic Auditorium – Benefit concert for Health Bridge Northwest
• 10/18/91 Manchester, England, Apollo
• 10/19/91 Newcastle, England, City Hall
• 10/20/91 Edinburgh, Scotland, Playhouse
• 10/22/91 Birmingham, England, National Exhibition Center
• 10/23/91 Bournemouth, England, B.I.C.
• 10/24/91 Cornwall, England, St. Austell Coliseum
• 10/26/91 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 10/27/91 Brighton, England, Brighton Center
• 10/28/91 Bristol, England, Colston Hall
• 10/30/91 Dublin, Ireland
• (Most of the cancelled concerts below were
• rescheduled to May, 1992.)
• 11/07/91 Essen, Germany, Grugahalle (cancelled)
• 11/08/91 Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy (cancelled)
• 11/10/91 Ghent (Gent), Belgium, Sportspalace (cancelled)
• 11/12/91 Munich, Germany, Circus Krone (cancelled)
• 11/13/91 Frankfurt, Germany, Jahrhunderhalle (cancelled)
• 11/14/91 Berlin, Germany, I.C.C. (cancelled)
• 11/15/91 Hamburg, Germany, C.C.H. (cancelled)
• 11/16/91 Bonn, Germany, Beethovenhall (cancelled)
• 11/17/91 Mannheim, Germany, Mozart Saal (cancelled)
• 11/19/91 Bolzano, Italy, Sportshall (cancelled)
• 11/20/91 Vienna, Austria, Staatsoper (cancelled)
• 11/21/91 Milan, Italy (cancelled)
• 02/28/92 Dayton, Ohio
• 02/29/92 Fort Wayne, Indiana
• 03/01/92 Merriville, Indiana, Holiday Star Theater
• 03/20/92 St. Louis, Missouri, Fox Theater
• 03/21/92 St. Louis, Missouri, Fox Theater
• 03/22/92 St. Louis, Missouri, Fox Theater
• 04/10/92 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 04/11/92 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 04/12/92 Columbus, Ohio, Ohio Theater
• 04/23/92 Naples, Florida, Naples Beach Club Hotel
• 04/24/92 Jacksonville, Florida, Metropolitan Park
• 04/25/92 San Antonio, Texas, Sea World
• 05/01/92 Davenport, Iowa, Adler Theater
• 05/02/92 Normal, Illinois, Braden Auditorium
• 05/03/92 Des Moines, Iowa, Des Moines Civic Center
• 05/08/92 Genk, Belgium, Limburg Hall
• 05/09/92 Ghent (Gent), Belgium, Sportpalace
• 05/10/92 Ludwigshafan, Germany
• 05/12/92 Braunschweig, Germany, cancelled
• 05/13/92 Bonn, Germany
• 05/15/92 Hamburg, Germany, Congresscentrum
• 05/16/92 Berlin, Germany
• 05/18/92 Essen, Germany
• 05/19/92 Frankfurt, Germany
• 05/21/92 Munich, Germany
• 05/22/92 Bolzano, Italy
• 05/23/92 Stuttgart, Germany, Messe Congress Centrum
• 05/24/92 Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
• 05/30/92 through 06/12/92 Brazil, Earth Summit – No dates available for his performing concerts in Brazil
• 06/20/92 Brisbane, Australia, John was a special guest at the opening of the new Southbank Parklands Amphitheater
• 06/21/92 Newcastle, Australia, John was a special guest at Gala Premiere opening of the Newcastle Entertainment Center
• 06/22/92 Newcastle, Australia, Newcastle Entertainment Center
• 06/23/92 Melbourne, Australia, Melbourne Sports & Entertainment Center
• 06/27/92 Sydney, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 06/30/92 Brisbane, Australia, Entertainment Center
• 07/03/92 Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 07/04/92 Eagle River, Wisconsin
• 07/05/92 Duluth, Minnesota
• 07/08/92 Cincinnati, Ohio
• 07/09/92 Hoffman Estates, Illinois, Poplar Creek
• 07/10/92 Indianapolis, (Noblesville) Indiana, Deer Creek Music Center
• 07/11/92 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob Music Theater
• 07/12/92 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, Blossom Music Center
• 07/17/92 Boise Idaho, Idaho Pavilion
• 07/18/92 Park City, Utah, Deer Valley Amphitheater
• 07/19/92 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 07/23/92 Reno Nevada, Ballys
• 07/24/92 Reno Nevada, Ballys
• 07/25/92 Mountain View California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 07/26/92 Mountain View California, Shoreline Amphitheater
• 07/31/92 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 08/01/92 Los Angeles, California, Greek Theater
• 08/02/92 Solvang California, Santa Ynez Valley Ranch
• 08/10/92 Brevard, North Carolina
• 08/11/92 Harvey’s Lake Pennsylvania, Lake Amphitheater
• 08/12/92 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Kingswood Music Theater
• 08/14/92 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 08/15/92 Danbury, Connecticut, Charles Ives Center
• 08/16/92 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 08/18/92 Columbia, Maryland, Merriweather Post Pavilion
• 08/20/92 Richmond, Virginia, Classic Amphitheater
• 08/21/92 Raleigh North Carolina, Walnut Creek Amphitheater
• 08/22/92 Charlotte, North Carolina, Palladium at Carowinds Park
• 08/23/92 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 08/28/92 through 08/30/92 Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado, Windstar Choices Symposium
• 09/02/92 La Crosse, Wisconsin
• 09/03/92 Duluth, Minnesota
• 09/04/92 Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 09/17/93 Vancouver, BC, Canada, Orphean Theater
• 09/21/93 Huntsville, Alabama, NASA Benefit Concert
• 10/22/93 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 10/23/93 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 10/24/93 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 10/25/93 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 10/26/93 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 11/26/93 Peoria, Illinois, Civic Center
• 11/27/93 Ames, Iowa, Stevens Auditorium
• 11/29/93 Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas City Music Hall
• 12/02/93 Rockford, Illinois, Coranado Theater
• 12/03/93 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Mecca Arena
• 12/04/93 Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orpheum Theater
• 12/05/93 Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orpheum Theater
• 12/08/93 Knoxville, Tennessee, Knoxville Coliseum
• 12/09/93 Nashville, Tennessee, Grand Old Opry
• 12/10/93 Memphis, Tennessee, Dicken-Meyer Theater
• 12/11/93 Tulsa, Oklahoma, Brady Theater
• 12/12/93 Salina, Kansas, Salina Bicentennial
• 12/15/93 Aspen, Colorado, Ritz Carlton Ballroom
• 01/29/94 Aspen, Colorado, Wheeler Opera House, Tipsy Taxi Benefit Concert,
• 02/23/94 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 02/24/94 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 02/25/94 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 02/26/94 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 02/27/94 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 03/03/94 Cardiff, Wales, International Arena
• 03/04/94 Plymouth, England, Pavilion
• 03/05/94 Oxford, England, Apollo
• 03/07/94 Boumemouth, England, B.I.C.
• 03/08/94 Brighten, England, Brighton Center
• 03/09/94 Nottingham, England, Nottingham Royal Center
• 03/11/94 Manchester, England, Apollo Theater
• 03/12/94 Newcastle, England, City Hall
• 03/13/94 Aberdeen, Scotland Exhibition Conference Center
• 03/15/94 Glasgow, Scotland, Royal Concert Hall
• 03/17/94 Sheffield, England, City Hall
• 03/18/94 Blackpool, England, Opera House
• 03/19/94 Birmingham, England, National Exhibition Center
• 03/20/94 Northampton, England, Derngate Theater
• 03/22/94 London, England, Royal Albert Hall
• 03/24/94 London, England, Apollo Hammersmith
• 03/26/94 Dublin, Ireland, Point Theater
• 03/27/94 Cork, Ireland, Opera House
• 03/28/94 Limerick, Ireland, The University
• 03/30/94 Belfast, Ireland, Ulster Hall
• 04/14/94 Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia
• 04/15/94 Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia
• 04/16/94 Singapore
• 04/19/94 Bangkok, Thailand
• 04/20/94 Bangkok, Thailand
• 04/23/94 Soul, South Korea
• 04/24/94 Soul, South Korea
• 04/28/94 Hong Kong
• 04/29/94 Hong Kong
• 05/01/94 Hanoi, Vietnam, Hanoi Opera House
• 05/03/94 Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam, Ho Binh Theater
• 05/05/94 Jackarta, Indonesia
• 05/06/94 Jackarta, Indonesia
• 05/07/94 Jackarta, Indonesia
• 05/8-11/94 China Tour, no concert dates available
• 06/08/94 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 06/09/94 Atlanta, Georgia, Chastain Park Amphitheater
• 07/08/94 Sun City West, Arizona, Sun Dome
• 07/09/94 San Diego, California, Summer Pops Bowl
• 07/12/94 Fresno, California, William Saroyan Theater
• 07/13/94 Reno, Nevada, Reno Hilton Amphitheater
• 07/19/94 Green Bay, Wisconsin, Weidner Center
• 07/20/94 Highland Park, Illinois, Ravinia Pavilion
• 07/21/94 Cleveland, Ohio, Nautica Stage
• 07/23/94 Louisville, Kentucky, Palace Theater,
• 07/24/94 Indianapolis, (Noblesville) Indiana, Deer Creek Music Center
• 07/26/94 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 07/27/94 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 07/29/94 Holmdel, New Jersey, Garden State Arts Center
• 07/30/94 Stanhope, New Jersey, Waterloo Village
• 07/31/94 North Tonawanda, New York, Melody Fair
• 08/02/94 Wallingford, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 08/03/94 Austin, Texas, Harbor Lights Pavilion
• 08/05/94 Chataqua, New York, Chataqua Amphitheater
• 08/06/94 Hyannis, Massachusetts, Melody Tent
• 08/07/94 Warwick, Rhode Island, Warwick Music Theater
• 08/09/94 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Fair
• 08/10/94 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Fair
• 08/12/94 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair
• 08/13/94 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair
• 08/14/94 Beverly, Massachusetts, North Shore Music Theater
• 08/16/94 Boston, Massachusetts, Harborlights Pavilion
• 10/13/94 Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
• 10/14/94 Ghent (Gent), Belgium, Sportpalace
• 10/28/94 Evansville, Indiana
• 11/17/94 Sydney, Australia, Sydney Entertainment Center
• 11/19/94 Brisbane, Australia, Brisbane Entertainment Center
• 11/21/94 Townsville, Australia, Townsville Entertainment Center
• 11/23/94 Rockhampton, Australia, Rockhampton Music Bowl
• 11/25/94 Newcastle, Australia, Newcastle Entertainment Center
• 11/26/94 Canberra, Australia, Bruce Stadium
• 11/27/94 Melbourne, Australia, Melbourne Entertainment Center
• 11/29/94 Adelaide, Australia, Adelaide Entertainment Center
• 12/01/94 Perth, Australia, Perth Entertainment Center
• 02/21/95 Sony Music Studios, New York, Taping of the Wildlife Concert
• 02/22/95 Sony Music Studios, New York, Taping of the Wildlife Concert
• 03/17/95 Salt Lake City, Utah, Gallivan Utah Center short concert for Year 2002 promoting Olympics
• 05/19/95 Jacksonville, Florida, Metropolitan Park
• 05/29/95 Memorial Day Concert (Washington DC?) Broadcasted on PBS TV
• 06/13/95 Kettering, Ohio, Fraze Pavilion
• 06/15/95 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 06/17/95 New York, New York, Radio City Music Hall
• 06/18/95 Camden, New Jersey, Sony Blockbuster Theater, Fathers Day Concert
• 06/22/95 Clarkston, Michigan, Pine Knob
• 06/23/95 Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, Star Lake Amphitheater
• 06/24/95 Columbus, Ohio, Palaris Amphitheater
• 07/11/95 Las Cruces, New Mexico, Pan American Center
• 07/14/95 Reno, Nevada, Reno Hilton Amphitheater
• 07/15/95 Concord, California, Concord Pavilion
• 07/17/95 Denver, Colorado, Fiddler’s Green
• 07/18/95 Park City, Utah, Wolf Mountain
• 07/21/95 Seattle, Washington, Fifth Avenue Theater
• 07/22/95 Dundee, Oregon, Sokol Blofser Winery
• 07/23/95 Spokane Washington, Riverfront Amphitheater
• 08/04/95 Omaha, Nebraska, Orpheum Theater
• 08/05/95 Mankato, Minnesota, Mankato Civic Center
• 08/06/95 Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, We-Fest Festival
• 08/11/95 Wichita, Kansas, Kansas Coliseum
• 08/12/95 Topeka, Kansas, Topeka Performing Arts Center
• 08/13/95 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Music Hall
• 08/18/95 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Riverside Theater
• 08/19/95 Louisville, Kentucky, Palace Theater
• 08/20/95 Indianapolis, (Noblesville) Indiana, Music Center
• 08/25/95 through 08/27/95 Aspen/Snowmass, Colorado, Windstar Symposium
• 09/01/95 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
• 09/02/95 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
• 09/03/95 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts
• 09/07/95 Buffalo, New York, Shea’s Theater
• 09/08/95 Wallingford, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 09/09/95 Boston, Massachusetts, Harborlights Pavilion
• 09/15/95 San Diego, California, Summer Pops Bowl
• 09/16/95 San Diego, California, Summer Pops Bowl
• 09/17/95 Les Vegas, Nevada, Rio Suites Hotel
• 09/19/95 Moline, Illinois, Mark of the Quad
• 09/20/95 A benefit in Wyoming (for Coors)
• 09/22/95 Ames, Iowa, Hilton Coliseum
• 09/23/95 St. Paul, Minnesota
• 10/01/95 Nagoya, Japan, A show performed with other performers
• 10/04/95 Hokaido, Japan
• 10/07/95 Madrid, Spain, Cancelled
• 10/09/95 Frankfurt, Germany, Jahrhunderthalle
• 10/10/95 Dusseldorf, Germany Philipshalle
• 10/11/95 Hannover, Germany, Kuppelsaal
• 10/12/95 Berlin, Germany, Tempodrom
• 10/14/95 Bremerhaven, Germany, Stadthalle
• 10/15/95 Hamburg, Germany, CCH
• 10/16/95 Nurnberg, Germany, Maistersingerhalle
• 10/17/95 Munich, Germany, Circus Krona
• 10/19/95 Stuttgart, Germany
• 10/20/95 Ludwigshafen, Germany, Friedrich Eberthalle
• 10/21/95 Aachan, Eurogrss Center
• 10/23/95 Rome, Italy, Teatro Sisino
• 10/24/95 Milano, Italy, Teatro Smeraldo
• 10/26/95 Prague, Czech Republic, Cultury Palast
• 10/27/95 Vienna, Austria, Concerthaus
• 10/30/95 Moscow, Russia, Russia Hall
• 10/31/95 Moscow, Russia, Russia Hall
• 11/01/95 St. Petersburg, Russia, Congresshouse
• 11/02/95 St. Petersburg, Russia, Congresshouse
• 11/04/95 Rotterdam, Holland, Ahoy
• 11/05/95 Ghent (Gent), Belgium, Sportpalace
• 11/8/95 Hanford, California, Fox Theater
• 11/11/95 Palm Desert, California, McCallum Theater
• 11/12/95 Thousand Oaks, California, Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza
• 03/08/96 Rosemont, Illinois, Rosemont Theater
• 03/09/96 Rosemont, Illinois, Rosemont Theater
• 03/14/96 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 03/15/96 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 03/16/96 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 03/17/96 Detroit, Michigan, Fox Theater
• 06/29/96 Reno, Nevada
• 07/02/96 Los Angeles, California, Hollywood Bowl, performed with Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
• 07/03/96 Los Angeles, California, Hollywood Bowl, performed with Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
• 07/04/96 Los Angeles, California, Hollywood Bowl, performed with Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
• 07/05/96 Las Vegas, Nevada, Hilton
• 09/15/96 Portland, Oregon, Rose Garden Theater in the Clouds
• 09/16/96 Spokane, Washington, Spokane Opera House
• 09/17/96 Seattle, Washington, Paramount Theater
• 09/20/96 Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Walk Festival Hall, Teton Village
• 09/21/96 Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Walk Festival Hall, Teton Village
• 09/25/96 Dallas, Texas, Dallas Majestic Theater
• 09/26/96 Dallas, Texas, Dallas Majestic Theater
• 09/27/96 San Antonio, Texas, Majestic Theater
• 11/02/96 Clearwater, Florida, Ruth Eckert Hall
• 11/03/96 Jacksonville, Florida, Metropolitan Park
• 11/04/96 West Palm Beach, Florida, Kravis Center
• 11/05/96 Lake Buena Vista, Florida
• 12/01/96 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Fair (Christmas Concert)
• 12/02/96 Devon, Pennsylvania, Valley Forge Music Fair (Christmas Concert)
• 12/03/96 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair (Christmas Concert)
• 12/04/96 Westbury, New York, Westbury Music Fair (Christmas Concert)
• 12/07/96 Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orpheum Theater (Christmas Concert)
• 12/08/96 Minneapolis, Minnesota, Orpheum Theater (Christmas Concert)
• 12/10/96 South Bend Indiana, Morris Civic Center (Christmas Concert)
• 12/11/96 Fort Wayne, Indiana, Embassy Theater (Christmas Concert)
• 12/16/96 Columbus, Ohio, Palace Theater (Christmas Concert)
• 12/17/96 Columbus, Ohio, Palace Theater (Christmas Concert)
• 12/19/96 Washington DC, Constitutional Hall (Christmas Concert)
• 12/20/96 Washington DC, Constitutional Hall (Christmas Concert)
• 12/22/96 Las Vegas, Nevada, Hilton
• 12/23/96 Las Vegas, Nevada, Hilton
• 02/06/97 Beaver Creek, Colorado, Hyatt Regency
• 02/14/97 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 02/15/97 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Heinz Hall
• 02/19/97 Richmond, Virginia, Landmark Theater
• 02/20/97 Charlotte, North Carolina, Ovens Auditorium
• 02/21/97 Atlanta Georgia, Fox Theater
• 02/22/97 Birmingham, Alabama, Civic Center
• 03/11/97 Edinburgh, Scotland., Usher Hall
• 03/12/97 Glasgow, Scotland, Royal Concert Hall
• 03/13/97 Glasgow, Scotland, Royal Concert Hall
• 03/15/97 Birmingham, England, National Exhibition Center
• 03/16/97 Nottingham, England, Royal Concert Hall
• 03/18/97 Cardiff, Wales, Cardiff Int’l Arena
• 03/19/97 Royal Albert Hall, London, England
• 03/21/97 Royal Albert Hall, London, England
• 03/22/97 Manchester, England, Apollo
• 03/23/97 Dublin, Ireland, The Point
• 03/24/97 Belfast, Ireland, Waterfront
• 03/26/97 Skieve, Skievehallen
• 03/27/97 Aarhus, Mukhuset
• 03/28/97 Copenhagen, Falconer Theater
• 03/30/97 The Hague, Holland, Het Congresgebouew
• 03/31/97 Antwerp, Belgium, Koningin Elisabethzaal
• 04/5/97 Honolulu, Hawaii, Waikiki Shell
• 04/8/97 Wailea, Hawaii, McCormack Estate
• 04/9/97 Wailea, Hawaii, McCormack Estate
• 05/16/97 Thousand Oaks, California, Civic Arts Plaza
• 05/17/97 Thousand Oaks, California, Civic Arts Plaza
• 05/23/97 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Performing Arts Center
• 05/24/97 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Performing Arts Center
• 05/25/97 Cerritos, California, Cerritos Performing Arts Center
• 06/21/97 Kelseyville, California, Konocti Harbor Resort
• 06/22/97 Saratoga, California, Villa Montalvo Arts
• 06/24/97 Livermore, California, Wente Brothers Winery
• 06/26/97 Jacksonville, Oregon, Britt Festivals
• 06/27/97 Jacksonville, Oregon, Britt Festivals
• 07/09/97 Aspen, Colorado, Deaf Camp Concert
• 07/24/97 Beverly Massachusetts, North Shore Music Circus
• 07/26/97 Hyannis, Massachusetts, Melody Tent
• 07/27/97 Cohasset, Massachusetts, South Shore Music Circus
• 07/30/97 Vienna, Virginia, Wolftrap
• 07/31/97 Holmdel, New Jersey, PNC Arts Center (aka: Garden State Arts Center)
• 08/01/97 Wallingford, Connecticut, Oakdale Theater
• 08/02/97 Canandaigua, New York, Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
• 08/03/97 Canandaigua, New York, Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center
• 08/05/97 Saratoga Springs, New York, Performing Arts Center
• 09/20/97 Baltimore, Maryland, Baltimore Arena
• 09/26/97 Houston, Texas, Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
• 09/27/97 Houston, Texas, Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
• 09/28/97 Houston, Texas, Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
• 10/01/97 Fort Worth, Texas, Will Rogers Auditorium
• 10/04/97 Austin, Texas, Bass Concert Hall
• 10/04/97 Texas, Private Birthday Party John went to the party following the Austin Concert, performed at the
• birthday party from around 11:15P.M. to 12:30A.M.
• 10/05/97 Corpus Christi, Texas, Selena Auditorium

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