Tour dates header

1984
February
28th - Shrine Theatre, Los Angeles, California, USA
March
2nd - Irvine Auditorium, Univ. of PA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
3rd - University of Virginia Gymnasium, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA; supported by Wire Train
4th - Girl's College, Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA
5th - Wake Forest University, Winston Salem, North Carolina, USA; supported by Wire Train
7th - Indiannapolis, Indiana, USA
8th - Huff Gymnasium, University of Illinois, Champaign, Illinois, USA; supported by Wire Train
9th - Madison, Wisconsin, USA
10th - Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA; supported by Wire Train
12th - Nashville, Tennessee, USA
13th - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
14th - Bandshell, Daytona, Florida, USA
15th - Bayfront Centre, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA; supported by Wire Train
17th - University Center Auditorium, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton (Miami), Florida, USA; supported by Wire Train
20th - Riverboat 'President' on the Mississippi, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; supported by Wire Train
22nd - Opry House, Austin, Texas, USA; supported by Wire Train (Broadcast live and recorded for NBC radio - The Source)
23rd - Bronco Bowl, Dallas, Texas, USA; supported by Wire Train
25th - Pan American Center, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA
28th - Fox Theatre, San Diego, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
29th - Ben H. Lewis Hall, Raincross Square, Riverside, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
30th - Palladium, Hollywood, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
31st - Palladium, Hollywood, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
April
2nd - UC Davis Freeborn Hall, Davis, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
3rd - Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
4th - Warfield Theatre, San Francisco, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
5th - Arlington Theatre, Santa Barbara, California, USA
6th - California State Polytechnic University. San Luis Obispo, California, USA; supported by Wire Train
May
1st - Osaka, Japan
4th - Kousainenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan
5th - Kousainenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan
6th - Nakeno Sun Plaza, Tokyo, Japan
8th - 16th - Australian tour dates (all cancelled)
June
11th - Geleen Sports Park, Holland (Pink Pop Festival with Marillion & Dio)
28th - Wembley Stadium, London (Guests of Elton John)
30th - Wembley Stadium, London (Guests of Elton John); also on the bill: Kool & The Gang, Nik Kershaw, Wang Chung & Sector 27
July
2nd - De Montford Hall, Leicester
August
31st - William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre, University of California, Berkeley, California, United States
September
27th - Appearance on "Top of The Pops", playing "East of Eden"
October
6th - Great Hall, University, Lancaster; supported by White China (Warm-up for Steeltown tour)
7th - Apollo Theatre, Glasgow; supported by Beltane Fire
8th - Playhouse, Edinburgh; supported by White China
9th - City Hall, Newcastle; supported by White China
11th - Apollo, Manchester; supported by White China
12th - Royal Court, Liverpool; supported by White China
13th - Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham; supported by White China
15th - Odeon, Birmingham; supported by White China
16th - Colluseum, St. Austell, Cornwall
17th - Maxwell Hall, International Centre, Bournemouth; supported by White China
19th - Hammersmith Odeon, London; supported by White China
20th - Hammersmith Odeon, London; supported by White China
November
14th - Goeta lejon, Stockholm, Sweden; supported by Zerra One
15th - Goeta lejon, Stockholm, Sweden; supported by Zerra One
16th - Saga, Copenhagen, Denmark; supported by Zerra One
18th - Stadthalle, Offenbach Germany; supported by Zerra One
19th - Circus Krone, Munich Germany; supported by Zerra One
21th - Phillipshalle, Düsseldorf Germany; supported by Zerra One
22nd - Metropol, Berlin, Germany; supported by Zerra One
24th - Audimax, Hamburg, Germany; supported by Zerra One
26th - Casino, Paris, France; supported by Zerra One
27th - Vredenburg, Utrecht, Holland; supported by Zerra One
28th - Volksbelang, Mechalan, Holland; supported by Zerra One
December
6th - appearance on "Top Of The Pops", performing "Where The Rose Is Sown"
10th - NEC Arena, Birmingham; supported by The Cult and White China
11th - Conference Centre, Brighton
13th - Wembley Area, London; supported by The Cult
14th - Wembley Area, London; supported by The Anti-Nowhere League
16th - City Hall, Cork, Ireland
17th - Leisure Land, Galway, Ireland
18th - RDS, Dublin, Ireland
19th - Kings Hall, Belfast, Northern Ireland
21st - Apollo, Glasgow

Glasgow Apollo - Dec 21, 1984 (complete), uploaded by BC1000Stars
 
22nd - Capitol, Aberdeen
23rd - Caird Hall, Dundee
24th - Playhouse, Edinburgh (Broadcast 'live' on BBC2)
30th - Playhouse, Edinburgh
31st - Playhouse, Edinburgh (Partly televised : (Whistle Test) Just A Shadow, The Storm, Chance, Where The Rose Is Sown, Come Back To Me, 1000 Stars, Harvest Home, Interview (42 min.))

Dates gleaned from Country Club Fanzines, the press, other fans and personal experience.
If you know of any dates that I've missed or got wrong please let me know!


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