1979 Survival tour :
Unknown - Union, Jamaica
April 05 - Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan
April 06 - Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan
April 07 - Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan - Early Show
April 07 - Shibuya Public Hall, Tokyo, Japan - Late Show
April 10 - Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan - Early Show
April 10 - Nakano Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo, Japan - Late Show
April 11 - Kosei Nenkin Main Hall, Osaka, Japan
April 13 - Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan
April 16 - Westeren Springs, Auckland, New Zealand
April 18 - Festival Hall, Brisbane, Australia
April 20 - Apollo Stadium, Adelaide, Australia
April 21 - Apollo Stadium, Adelaide, Australia
April 23 - Entertainment Centre, Perth, Australia
April 25 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
April 26 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
April 27 - Hoerdern Pavillion, Sydney, Australia
May 01 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia
May 05 - Lahaini Civic Center, Maui, Hawaii
May 06 - Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
July 07 - Reggae Sunsplash II, Jarrett Park - Montego Bay, Jamaica
Bob Marley's last live performance in Jamaica
July 21 - Amandla Festival, Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA
Show also features political activist/comedian Dick Gregory, soul singer Patti Labelle, and legendary African drummer Babatunde Olatunji
25,000 people in attendance
September 24 - National Hereos Arena, Kingston, Jamaica
October ?? - Boston, Massachusetts, USA
October ?? - Madison Square Garden, New York City, New York, USA
Show also features the Commodores and rap legend Kurtis Blow
October 25 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)
October 25 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)
October 26 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)
October 26 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)
October 27 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Early Show)
October 27 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (Late Show)
October 28 - Apollo Theater, Harlem, New York, USA (opened by Betty Wright)
October 31 - Colgate University, Hamilton, New York, USA
November 01 - Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Canada
November 02 - The Forum - Montreal, Quebec, Canada
November 03 - Civic Centre, Ottawa, Canada (watch the soundcheck or the interview)
November 04 - Memorial Hall, Burlington, VT, USA (Early Show)
November 04 - Memorial Hall, Burlington, VT, USA (Late Show)
November 07 - Black Music Association, Penn Hall, Philadelphia, PA, USA
Stevie Wonder joins Bob Marley on stage for "Get Up, Stand Up" and "Exodus"
November 10 - Detroit, Michigan, USA
November 11 - Dane County Coliseum, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
November 12 - The Auditorium, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
November 13 - Uptown Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA
November 14 - Uptown Theater, Chicago, Illinois, USA
November 15 - Northrup Auditorium, Minneapolis, Minnesota,USA
November 17 - Kinsmen Friedhouse, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
November 19 - Paramount Theatre, Portland, Oregon, USA
November 20 - Paramount Theatre, Seattle, Washington, USA (Early Show)
November 20 - Paramount Theatre, Seattle, Washington, USA (Late Show)
November 21 - The Colliseum, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
November 23 - UCLA, Pauley Pavillion, Los Angeles, California, USA (click here to watch a part of the interview done after the show)
November 24 - San Diego Sports Arena, San Diego, California, USA
November 25 - County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA
November 27 - Sugar Ray Robinson Foudation Benefit, Roxy Theater, LA, USA
November 30 - Oakland Colliseum, Oakland, California, USA
December 01 - Freeborn Hall on UC Davis Campus, Sacramento, CA, USA
December 02 - The Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, USA (Early Show) (opened by Koko Taylor and Her Blues Machine)
December 02 - The Civic Auditorium, Santa Cruz, CA, USA (Late Show)
-2 shows with 21 song sets each
December 05 - Denver University Arena, Denver, Colorado, USA
December 06 - Hoch Auditorium, The University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, USA
December 07 - Dallas, Texas, USA
December 08 - Vanderbilt, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
December 09 - Trinidad, West Indies
Police use tear gas to keep ticketless fans out of concert
December 1? - PSA, Trinidad, West Indies
December 1? - New Orleans, LA, USA
December 12 - Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, USA
December 13 - Jai Alai Fronton, Tampa, Florida, USA
December 15 - Queen Elizabeth Sports Center, Nassau, Bahamas
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
Bob Marley -1976 Rastaman Vibration tour
1976 Rastaman Vibration tour :
April 23 - Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, USA
This the first concert that Bob's mother, Cedella Booker saw.
April 24 - McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington D.C, USA
April 25 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Early Show)
April 25 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Late Show)
April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)
April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)
May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)
May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)
May 04 - Centre Sportiff, Montreal, Canada
May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Early Show)
May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Late Show)
May 06 - Buffalo, New York, USA
May 07 - Music Hall, Cleveland Ohio, USA
May 10 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, Michigan, USA
May 11 - Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
May 13 - Orchestra Hall, Minneapolia, Minnesota, USA
May 14 - Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
May 20 - Music Hall, Houston, Texas, USA
May 22 - Denver Auditorium, Denver, Colorado, USA
May 25 - Civic Theatre, San Diego, California, USA
May 26 - Roxy Theater, Hollywood, California, USA
May 27 - Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA
May 29 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA
May 30 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA (Early Show)
May 30 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA (Late Show) (opened by Anthony & The Imperials )
This show promoted by Bill Graham Presents
May 31 - Santa Barbara County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA (opened by Anthony & The Imperials )
June - Miami, Florida, USA
June 09 - Hamburg, West Germany
June - Dusseldorf, Germany
June - Amsterdam, Holland
June - Paris, France
June 15 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
June 16 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
June 17 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Early Show)
June 17 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Late Show)
June 18 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Early Show)
June 18 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Late Show)
June 19 - West Coast Rock Show, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Wales
Show also features Country Joe McDonald and Fish, Eric Burdon, and others
June 20 - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England
June 22 - The Odeon, Birmingham, England
June 23 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England
June 24 - Stardust Club, Exeter, Devon, England
June 26 - Leeds University, Leeds, England
June 27 - Bellevue, Manchester, England
December 3 - Bob Marley, Wailers manager Don Taylor, Rita Marley, and Lewis Griffiths, were injured after gunmen raided Bob's 56 Hope Road house
December 05 - Smile Jamaica Concert, National Heroes Park, Kingston, Jamaica
April 23 - Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, USA
This the first concert that Bob's mother, Cedella Booker saw.
April 24 - McDonough Arena, Georgetown University, Washington D.C, USA
April 25 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Early Show)
April 25 - Music Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Late Show)
April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)
April 30 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)
May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Early Show)
May 01 - Beacon Theater, New York City, USA, (Late Show)
May 04 - Centre Sportiff, Montreal, Canada
May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Early Show)
May 05 - Convocation Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, (Late Show)
May 06 - Buffalo, New York, USA
May 07 - Music Hall, Cleveland Ohio, USA
May 10 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, Michigan, USA
May 11 - Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, IL, USA
May 13 - Orchestra Hall, Minneapolia, Minnesota, USA
May 14 - Ambassador Theatre, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
May 20 - Music Hall, Houston, Texas, USA
May 22 - Denver Auditorium, Denver, Colorado, USA
May 25 - Civic Theatre, San Diego, California, USA
May 26 - Roxy Theater, Hollywood, California, USA
May 27 - Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, USA
May 29 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA
May 30 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA (Early Show)
May 30 - Paramount Theater, Oakland, California, USA (Late Show) (opened by Anthony & The Imperials )
This show promoted by Bill Graham Presents
May 31 - Santa Barbara County Bowl, Santa Barbara, California, USA (opened by Anthony & The Imperials )
June - Miami, Florida, USA
June 09 - Hamburg, West Germany
June - Dusseldorf, Germany
June - Amsterdam, Holland
June - Paris, France
June 15 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
June 16 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
June 17 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Early Show)
June 17 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Late Show)
June 18 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Early Show)
June 18 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (Late Show)
June 19 - West Coast Rock Show, Ninian Park, Cardiff, Wales
Show also features Country Joe McDonald and Fish, Eric Burdon, and others
June 20 - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England
June 22 - The Odeon, Birmingham, England
June 23 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England
June 24 - Stardust Club, Exeter, Devon, England
June 26 - Leeds University, Leeds, England
June 27 - Bellevue, Manchester, England
December 3 - Bob Marley, Wailers manager Don Taylor, Rita Marley, and Lewis Griffiths, were injured after gunmen raided Bob's 56 Hope Road house
December 05 - Smile Jamaica Concert, National Heroes Park, Kingston, Jamaica
Bob Marley :1973 Catch a fire tour
1973 Catch a fire tour :
April 27 - Coleman Club, Nottingham, Derbyshire, England
April 28 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England
April 29 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England
May 1 - Old Grey Whistle Test TV Programme
May 1 - Top Gear Radio Broadcast (BBC radio program)
May 2 - Hatfield Polytechnic, England
May 4 - York University, England
May 5 - Manchester University, Manchester, England
May 6 - 67 Club, Wolverhampton, England
May 8 - Essex University, Colchester, England
May 9 - Boobs, Bristol, England
May 11 - Northstaffs, Polytechnic, Stoke, England
May 12 - Middleton St. George College, Teesside, England
May 13 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England
May 15 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 16 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 17 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 18 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 19 - Town Hall, Hitchin, England
May 20 - Greyhound Pub, Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, England
May 22 - Fantasia, Northampton, England
May 23 - Leicester Polytechnic, Leicester, England
May 24 - In Concert (BBC Radio), Paris Theatre, London, England
May 25 - Rolle College, Exmouth, England
May 26 - Bamboo Club, Bristol, England
May 27 - Edmonton, Hitchin, Herts, England (afternoon show)
May 28 - Birmingham Top Rank, England (evening show)
May 29 - Coach House, Southampton, England
In June, Bunny refused to tour, so Bob asked his friend Joe Higgs to replace Bunny in the american tour.
July 11 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
The Wailers play a week of shows with three sets per night
July 12 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 13 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 14 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 15 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 18 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 19 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 20 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 21 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
The Wailers play a week of shows supporting Bruce Springsteen
The Wailers return to Jamaica to record "Burnin", click here to listen to a sample of a demo of "Reincarnated Souls" which was first planned to be the title song of the album but which was finally not on the album.
April 27 - Coleman Club, Nottingham, Derbyshire, England
April 28 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England
April 29 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England
May 1 - Old Grey Whistle Test TV Programme
May 1 - Top Gear Radio Broadcast (BBC radio program)
May 2 - Hatfield Polytechnic, England
May 4 - York University, England
May 5 - Manchester University, Manchester, England
May 6 - 67 Club, Wolverhampton, England
May 8 - Essex University, Colchester, England
May 9 - Boobs, Bristol, England
May 11 - Northstaffs, Polytechnic, Stoke, England
May 12 - Middleton St. George College, Teesside, England
May 13 - Mr. B's, Peckham, England
May 15 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 16 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 17 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 18 - Speakeasy, London, England
May 19 - Town Hall, Hitchin, England
May 20 - Greyhound Pub, Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, England
May 22 - Fantasia, Northampton, England
May 23 - Leicester Polytechnic, Leicester, England
May 24 - In Concert (BBC Radio), Paris Theatre, London, England
May 25 - Rolle College, Exmouth, England
May 26 - Bamboo Club, Bristol, England
May 27 - Edmonton, Hitchin, Herts, England (afternoon show)
May 28 - Birmingham Top Rank, England (evening show)
May 29 - Coach House, Southampton, England
In June, Bunny refused to tour, so Bob asked his friend Joe Higgs to replace Bunny in the american tour.
July 11 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
The Wailers play a week of shows with three sets per night
July 12 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 13 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 14 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 15 - Paul's Mall, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
July 18 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 19 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 20 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
July 21 - Max's Kansas City, New York City, New York, USA
The Wailers play a week of shows supporting Bruce Springsteen
The Wailers return to Jamaica to record "Burnin", click here to listen to a sample of a demo of "Reincarnated Souls" which was first planned to be the title song of the album but which was finally not on the album.
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