The Stranglers 1977 concert dates

The band's UK breakthrough year: near-constant touring including the Roxy Club residency, a full UK theatre tour, first European dates, and Hugh Cornwell's US trip to see US punk acts. 189 entries recorded (including cancelled/doubtful dates and non-performance appearances such as recording/TV sessions).

🎙️ = a recording of this show exists

Early Jan 1977 (undated)
TW Recording Studio
Fulham, London
Recording session with Martin Rushent, for what became the Rattus Norvegicus album
02 Jan 1977
Roundhouse
London
Supporting the Pink Fairies with Little Bob Story and The Gorillas
Reference →
09 Jan 1977
Fox at Skindles, Bath Road
Maidenhead
Support to Pink Fairies
16 Jan 1977
Skindles Hotel
Maidenhead
20 Jan 1977
Red Deer
Croydon
"On January 20, 1977, Tolhurst suggested a trip to Croydon to see The Stranglers at the Red Deer. Dempsey drove, Lol bought the tickets, Robert and Mary sat in the back seat. Punk, hitherto an exotic concept they'd only read about in the music press, was now made flesh. A month later, The Stranglers played Crawley College. Amid the drunken mayhem, Tolhurst found himself on-stage dancing with Jean-Jacques Burnel and went home missing a shoe. In Robert Smith's mind, blanks were filling in: "When I first saw The Stranglers, I thought, This is it. I saw the Buzzcocks the following week, and I thought, This is definitely it.""
21 Jan 1977
Royal College of Art
London
Support to The Adverts; Unconfirmed
22 Jan 1977 🎙️
The Roxy Club
London WC2
Cortinas support; band robbed and the entire gig's proceeds taken. Covered in "Roxy London WC2" by Paul Marko. There's a 5 min video clip of this on the internet filmed by a French media company — JJ interview and band footage of Something Better Change and Peasant; independently corroborated 22 Jan date (a forum thread title giving 21 Jan for this same clip appears to be a 1-day error)
24 Jan 1977
Toby Jug
Tolworth
29 Jan 1977
Salliscenny Hall
Brighton
30 Jan 1977
Rainbow
London
Support to The Climax Blues Band; Hugh wore the famous 'Fuck' T-shirt (tickets £2.50)
Feb 1977 (undated)
Red Deer public house
Croydon
"Red Deer public house in Croydon in about February 1977. There was only about 50 people in the audience and I felt really lucky to be so close to the band. Hugh hung out at the bar and was quite chatty."
01 Feb 1977
Markethalle
Hamburg, Germany
02 Feb 1977
Markethalle
Hamburg, Germany
Possibly
09 Feb 1977
Central Halls
Woking
Tragically, this was also the day Dagenham Dave committed suicide
10 Feb 1977
Clouds
Edinburgh
Support from The Skids
The Skids timeline →
11 Feb 1977
Robert Gordon Institute
Aberdeen
12 Feb 1977 🎙️
Queen Margaret University
Glasgow
13 Feb 1977 🎙️
Martiqui Hall
Falkirk
Date and venue from a private recording archive; not independently corroborated
15 Feb 1977
Alexandra Club
Newport
Venue referred to as "The Alex", opposite the Odeon; tickets £1
18 Feb 1977
Crawley Technical College
Crawley
Very doubtful
19 Feb 1977
Priory Hotel
Scunthorpe
21 Feb 1977
Kent Keynes College, University
Canterbury
Band paid £125
22 Feb 1977
University of Essex
Colchester
Supported by The Damned and Count Bishops; tickets £1
23 Feb 1977
Polytechnic Green Bar
Newcastle
myvintagerock.com →
24 Feb 1977 🎙️
Rock Garden
Middlesbrough
themeninblack forums →
25 Feb 1977
Penthouse
Scarborough
26 Feb 1977
Eric's
Liverpool
Holly Johnson meets Julian Cope in the audience
YouTube →
28 Feb 1977
Outlooks
Doncaster
"I took some mates from Sheffield University to see this 'new band !' at Doncaster Outlook Club in the early part of the year. They had just released Grip/Peaches and I reckon they played to 30 people if that (and we were 4 or them). We showed up to the Top Rank (which was a big place) for this gig just a few months later to find it heaving with people."
The Stranglers Site forum →
01 Mar 1977
Barbarellas
Birmingham
Doubtful; John Peel session recorded; tracks recorded: Hanging Around, I Feel Like A Wog, Goodbye Toulouse, Something Better Change
03 Mar 1977
Polytechnic
Huddersfield
04 Mar 1977
Lafayette
Wolverhampton
Doubtful
05 Mar 1977
Electric Circus
Manchester
06 Mar 1977
Tow Bar Inn
Nethertown, Egremont, Cleveland
07 Mar 1977
Tower Hotel
Hawick
"Stranglers did play Hawick in March on that day but not in the town hall — they played in the tower hotel which ended in a fight with the bouncers who were bastards, was my first introduction to the Stranglers."
themeninblack forums →
08 Mar 1977
Barbarellas
Birmingham
With Little Bob Story and possibly The Damned
09 Mar 1977
Unity Hall
Wakefield
10 Mar 1977
(University)
York
Doubtful
11 Mar 1977
Penny Farthing
Ulverston
12 Mar 1977
C.F. Mott College
Liverpool
16 Mar 1977
The Affair
Swindon
17 Mar 1977
Manor Ballroom
Ipswich
Cancelled
18 Mar 1977
Sussex Centre
Brighton
Replaced Egham Royal Holloway College (doubtful); this is not in Jet's diary
19 Mar 1977
Thames Poly
Woolwich
21 Mar 1977
Top Of The World
Stafford
"Just realised I have a GRIP poster advertising a gig at the TOP OF THE WORLD for Monday 21 March (I assume 1977). The price was £1 and this is scribbled out and reduced to 80p. Tickets from student union."
22 Mar 1977
Drones Club
Bridgend
23 Mar 1977
Woods Centre
Plymouth
24 Mar 1977
Winter Gardens
Penzance
26 Mar 1977
Pier Ballroom
Hastings
Support from Eater
27 Mar 1977
Greyhound
Croydon
28 Mar 1977
The Roxy Club
London
29 Mar 1977
The Roxy Club
London
30 Mar 1977
Incognito
Darlington
Doubtful
01 Apr 1977
Leeds Poly
Leeds
Tickets £1; support from The Jam (mentioned in Rick Buckler's book)
02 Apr 1977
Tow Bar Inn
Nethertown, Egremont, Cumbria
Situated next to a caravan site about 2 mins from the beach, 4 miles north of Sellafield Nuclear Power Station; it was sadly demolished over 10 years ago. Thanks for the tip-off, Billy1
manchesterbeat.com →
Apr 1977 (undated)
Winter Gardens
Cleethorpes
04 Apr 1977
Roxy
London
06 Apr 1977
The Roundabout
Newport
07 Apr 1977 🎙️
Paris Theatre
London
BBC recording; broadcast on Radio 1 In Concert on 23 Apr 1977
themeninblack forums →Forum thread →Forum thread →Forum thread →
11 Apr 1977
The Buccaneer
Brighton
14 Apr 1977
(venue unspecified)
Bristol
Cancelled; band attended a promotional launch party for Rattus at "The Water Rat", Kings Road SW10, 5.30–8pm
15 Apr 1977
Bracknell Sports Centre
Bracknell
Cancelled
16 Apr 1977 🎙️
The Roundhouse
London
Recording (Olympic); Celia and the Mutations also in concert
17 Apr 1977 🎙️
The Roundhouse
London
Cherry Vanilla, The Jam support (IFLAW and Heroes get their live debut)
20 Apr 1977
Petit Théâtre
Le Havre, France
Venue from a single web source, not independently corroborated. Per Jet's diary, an 18–30 Apr European tour of 9 gigs (including Paris, Helsinki and Geneva) was penciled in but all crossed out; dates found elsewhere for this window may not have happened
21 Apr 1977
M.J.C.
Dunkirk, France
Per Jet's diary, this falls within the 18–30 Apr European tour that was penciled in but all crossed out; may not have happened
22 Apr 1977
Bluebird Disco
Geneva, Switzerland
Per Jet's diary, this falls within the 18–30 Apr European tour that was penciled in but all crossed out; may not have happened
23 Apr 1977
Bluebird Disco
Geneva, Switzerland
Per Jet's diary, this falls within the 18–30 Apr European tour that was penciled in but all crossed out; may not have happened
25 Apr 1977
Palais des Glaces
Paris, France
Billed as "Les nuits punk", supporting Tyla Gang. Per Jet's diary, this falls within the 18–30 Apr European tour that was penciled in but all crossed out; may not have happened
27 Apr 1977
Daysur Champs
Epernay, France
Per Jet's diary, this falls within the 18–30 Apr European tour that was penciled in but all crossed out; may not have happened
Apr/May 1977 (undated)
Roundabout Social Club
Newport, Wales
02 May 1977
The Nashville
London
Start of the "Rattus Tour"; per Jet's diary, sessions around this time were marked 'Capitol', 'Twickenham' and 'Sounds'
11 May 1977
Winning Post
Twickenham
13 May 1977
Eric's
Liverpool
Tickets £1.20
14 May 1977
Herriot Watt
Edinburgh
14 May 1977
Tiffanys
Shrewsbury
Conflicting date with Herriot Watt entry (source lists both as 14/15 May)
15 May 1977
Maxim's
Barrow
16 May 1977
Town Hall
Middlesbrough
19 May 1977
Tiffanys
Coventry
Doubtful
20 May 1977
Brunel University
Uxbridge
Ticket 80p. Setlist: (Get A) Grip (On Yourself), Sometimes, I Feel Like A Wog, Dagenham Dave, Something Better Change, Peaches, No More Heroes, Hanging Around, London Lady, Down in the Sewer, Peasant in the Big Shitty, Straighten Out. Support from London — notable for being Simon Le Bon's first gig
flyingvs.com →
21 May 1977
Sports Centre
Bletchley
22 May 1977
Greyhound
Croydon
Cancelled
23 May 1977
Bataclan
Paris, France
24 May 1977
Top Rank
Brighton
25 May 1977
University of Essex
Colchester
26 May 1977
St. Andrews City Hall
Norwich
TOTP appearance performing Go Buddy Go
punkintheeast.co.uk →
27 May 1977
Top Rank
Cardiff
Some listings give this as Brunel University with support from The Jam
28 May 1977
Odeon
Canterbury
29 May 1977
Civic Hall
Guildford
30 May 1977
Village Bowl
Bournemouth
31 May 1977
Civic Hall
Wolverhampton
01 Jun 1977
Barbarellas
Birmingham
02 Jun 1977
Barbarellas
Birmingham
03 Jun 1977
Corn Exchange
Cambridge
04 Jun 1977
Casino
Wigan
whycontrol1977.blogspot.com →
05 Jun 1977 🎙️
Electric Circus
Manchester
06 Jun 1977 🎙️
Capital Radio
London
Radio session; date from a private recording archive
07 Jun 1977
Odeon
Taunton
Jubilee Day
08 Jun 1977
Castaways
Plymouth
09 Jun 1977
Town Hall
Torquay
Cancelled. "Top Rock Group Banned from Town Hall. 'A top rock group has been banned from Torquay Town Hall – and the man who was to promote the concert said that the decision by the council was due to "apathy and bloody-mindedness". The Stranglers were due to appear on June 9 as part of a national tour. Mr. Greg Van Dyke, the Plymouth promoter, said "I was told that the council were not willing to take the risk. But I was not told what the risk was… The council did not even do me the courtesy of ringing me. They clearly don't know a thing about the band." No one at the Town Hall was available for comment this morning.' Apparently, the problem was largely to do with the 'risk' that young people would hear the Stranglers swearing. Music fans were understandably angered: "For goodness sake, what are the council trying to do, bore us to death… Let us decide what's best for us… Plenty for OAPs and visitors… nothing for the youth of Torbay… Head in sand council…""
10 Jun 1977
Grand Pavilion
Llandrindod Wells
11 Jun 1977
California Ballroom
Dunstable
Replaced Southend Kursaal
12 Jun 1977
Top Rank
Sheffield
Drones support
Bored Teenagers →Getty Images →
13 Jun 1977
St. Georges Hall
Bradford
Replaced Leeds Town Hall after the venue's management deemed them undesirable
15 Jun 1977
City Hall
Newcastle
Support from London
vintagerock.wordpress.com →
17 Jun 1977
Gaumont
Doncaster
Support from London; tickets £1.75. JJ jumps off stage to sort a bouncer out; fans get onstage for Go Buddy Go
Bored Teenagers →
18 Jun 1977
Imperial Hotel
Blackpool
Cancelled; replaced Cheltenham Town Hall (also cancelled)
18 Jun 1977
Town Hall
Cheltenham
Cancelled; replaced by the Blackpool Imperial Hotel date (also cancelled)
19 Jun 1977
Eric's
Liverpool
2 shows; band appear on BBC's "The People's Echo" programme
20 Jun 1977
Top of the World
Stafford
21 Jun 1977
Victoria Hall
Hanley
Tickets £1.25
22 Jun 1977
City Hall
Glasgow
(Jim Kerr in the audience) "The Stranglers' singer, Hugh Cornwell, had appealed to the fans to desist from their 'unhygienic' spitting. And during the first stage invasion, when fans took over the microphone, the bass guitarist Jean-Jacques Burnel 'appeared to be overcome by emotion' (the Glasgow Herald reported) 'and was seen thudding his head into his amplifier in time to the music before he left the stage in a series of leaps'." "The Stranglers' Glasgow ban did not, however, last long: councillors allowed the group to play the Apollo on October 16, 1977. Jan Tomasik, manager of the Apollo, had publicly appealed to the council to see reason. He, too, had been at the City Halls, back in June: 'These people should have seen a Bay City Rollers show,' he said. 'I'd rather have 12 Stranglers shows than one by the Rollers ... This new-wave music has to be given an airing, otherwise you can turn our entertainment centres into bingo halls.'"
Forum thread →
23 Jun 1977
Winter Gardens
Cleethorpes
"The Battle Of Cleethorpes" — replaced Bracknell Sports Centre. "Cold fuckin day a lot of shy punks around, well i lie four or five in the late afternoon! the Stranglers in Cleethorpes. a few beers in a local pub before the doors open. The crowd is a mixture of punks, hippies and local boys who are not interested in the band, a very nasty ambience that has every one on edge. The gig is a shambles I remember Grip, and maybe Burning up time and Bitching! Before the stage invasion and the violence I was under a table out of the way as bottles and glasses smashed and it got real nasty! Not long after at the Roundhouse no fuckers messed with us!" — Carl Greenwold
24 Jun 1977
Winter Gardens
Cleethorpes
Replaces Bristol Exhibition Centre (cancelled)
25 Jun 1977
Civic Hall
St. Albans
Cancelled
26 Jun 1977 🎙️
Roundhouse
London
Support from The Cortinas & London; played 2 sets, around 4.00pm & 8.00pm. A recording session was also booked for 27–30 Jun
23 Jul 1977
The Roxy
West Hollywood, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell attended show; checked out Nils Lofgren, found it "totally boring"
philsbook.com →
25 Jul 1977
The Starwood
West Hollywood, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell attended show; checked out Devo
28 Jul 1977
Mabuhay Gardens
San Francisco, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell attended show; checked out The Screamers
30 Jul 1977
Winterland Arena
San Francisco, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell attended show; checked out Ramones and Dictators
01 Aug 1977
Musso & Frank
Hollywood, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell dined; 6667 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
02 Aug 1977
The Roxy
West Hollywood, CA, USA
Hugh Cornwell attended show; checked out Garland Jeffreys. A US promo tour ran Fri 5 Aug – Sat 20 Aug
Aug 1977 (undated) 🎙️
Rotterdam Festival
Stockholm, Sweden
Free festival; venue/location conflict in the source (Rotterdam vs. Stockholm), unresolved and unverified. Around this time, JJ flew to Japan for 3 days to do promo for King Records, while Jet and Hugh went to America for promotional purposes
Forum thread →
20 Aug 1977
Capital Radio
London
Session and interview
27 Aug 1977
Wilmot Youth Centre
Finchley, London
Special gig for the Finchley Boys — around 200 people present, stage was 3ft high! Held to raise money for Finchley's football gear. Venue no longer exists
30 Aug 1977 🎙️
(BBC radio broadcast)
London
John Peel Show broadcast: Dead Ringer, No More Heroes, Burning Up Time, Bring on the Nubiles; the same session was rebroadcast on 13 Sep 1977
02 Sep 1977 🎙️
Paradiso Club
Amsterdam, Netherlands
themeninblack forums →
03 Sep 1977
First Rider Open Air Festival
Scheeßel, Germany
concerts.fandom.com →
Sep 1977 (undated)
(venue unspecified)
Klippan, Sweden
Week of 4 Sep 1977 per the band's official site; the show was disrupted by a local "Raggare" biker gang
07 Sep 1977
Eksit Club
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Start of the "No More Heroes" tour
08 Sep 1977 🎙️
Paradiso
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Band set fire to an American flag in the foyer of the Amsterdam branch of the United Artists office, "nearly burning down the building in the process"
09 Sep 1977
Volksbildungsheim
Frankfurt, Germany
11 Sep 1977
Winterhuder Fährhaus
Hamburg, Germany
14 Sep 1977
(University)
Stockholm, Sweden
3 more Swedish gigs were booked here but cancelled over the following 3 days
20 Sep 1977
Capital Radio
London
Hugh and Jet interviewed
22 Sep 1977
(TV appearance – Top of the Pops)
London
Band appear on TOTP performing No More Heroes
23 Sep 1977
Corn Exchange
Cambridge
The Only Ones support
24 Sep 1977
Sports Centre
Bracknell
The Only Ones support
Men in Black gallery →
25 Sep 1977 🎙️
Odeon
Canterbury
The Only Ones support; fight after the gig — JJ avoids being stabbed
YouTube →Forum thread →
26 Sep 1977
Polytechnic
Oxford
The Only Ones support
27 Sep 1977
St Andrews Hall
Norwich
The Only Ones support; thanks to Richard Raynor for confirming this one
28 Sep 1977
Gaumont
Ipswich
29 Sep 1977
Sports Centre
Brunel
Wire support, £1.80 on the door, 8.30pm start
30 Sep 1977
Sports Centre
Crawley
01 Oct 1977
Kursaal
Southend
Doubtful
02 Oct 1977 🎙️
Queensway Hall
Dunstable
YouTube →
03 Oct 1977
De Montfort
Leicester
04 Oct 1977
Locarno
Coventry
05 Oct 1977
St Peters Hall
Carmarthen
06 Oct 1977
Winter Gardens
Malvern
Drones support
malvernrockarchive.org.uk →
08 Oct 1977
Bangor University
Bangor
link2wales.co.uk →
09 Oct 1977
Fiesta
Plymouth
10 Oct 1977
Exeter University
Exeter
Doubtful
12 Oct 1977
City Hall
Newcastle
Penetration support
13 Oct 1977
Apollo
Manchester
"Trust House Forte should concentrate on the food served up in their motorways cafes before they start worrying about punk"
20th Century Punk Archives →
14 Oct 1977 🎙️
Mountford Hall, Liverpool University
Liverpool
The Drones support
15 Oct 1977
Queens Hall
Leeds
The Drones and The Saints in support (also mentioned: Penetration and The Automatics, who became The Specials, were supporting)
16 Oct 1977
Apollo
Glasgow
Rezillos support. "A number of Glaswegian councillors attend tonight's gig to check on the group's behaviour. Hugh Cornwell has spotlights shone on them in the stalls and dedicates 'Ugly' to them." Glasgow Councillor Bill Aitken, now a Conservative MSP, let them play at the Apollo providing he and his licensing committee could attend; they did, were booed by the crowd, but had a great night — this followed the Stranglers' ban from Glasgow after the 22 Jun 1977 City Hall show
17 Oct 1977
The Market
Carlisle
Rezillos support
19 Oct 1977 🎙️
Top Rank
Sheffield
The Drones & 2.3 support
20 Oct 1977
Mayfair Suite
Birmingham
Steel Pulse support. "It's late autumn 1977, and the Stranglers are headlining a show in the Midlands. The support comes from the roots reggae band Steel Pulse. They know what to expect from a punk crowd: gobbing, cans being thrown. Steel Pulse are barely into their first number when a huge wad of phlegm shoots from the audience and lands on the hand of bassist Ron 'Stepper' McQueen. The band's nickname for McQueen was 'Psycho' and they fully expected him to live up to his name. 'We all stared at Ronnie and we stopped playing,' remembers Steel Pulse's singer, Mykaell Riley. 'So there's this silence onstage, then eventually 4,000 punks went silent.' McQueen didn't react, however. Instead, Stranglers bassist, Jean-Jacques Burnel, stepped out of the wings, waded into the crowd, identified the culprit, and knocked him out cold. Then he turned to face the crowd. 'He just went, "You fucking wankers. You love reggae,"' laughs Riley."
The Guardian →
21 Oct 1977
Victoria Hall
Hanley
Steel Pulse support
22 Oct 1977
Exhibition Centre
Bristol
Dictators support
Men in Black gallery →
23 Oct 1977
Top Rank
Cardiff
"New York's Dictators join the Stranglers for the final part of their UK tour after being spotted by Hugh Cornwell on a promotional tour of the US earlier this year."
24 Oct 1977
Top Rank
Swansea
The Dictators support. "Anyone who has read the Swansea article might remember a paragraph called ˜The Round up". It described the collection of some of the lads prior to a frozen visit to a Stranglers gig in Swansea in October 1977. On that day my brother Steve and I collected some Finchley Boys from various addresses throughout East Finchley. When we pulled into Elmshust Crescent N.2. to collect Graham Hay, Leigh Bull, Phil Rawlings etc etc, a young lady called Emma Lee Bunton was probably sleeping very soundly in her cot in the adjoining road called Pulham Avenue. She was 9 months old. Her mother Pauline Davitt had eventually married the local milkman Keith Bunton but that does not tell the whole story. Pauline was a Davitt. The Davitt girls were well known in Finchley. Before she was married, Pauline had always had a massive thing for my cousin David Hillier who had lived in Pulham Avenue on the Elmhurst estate until he moved to the Isle of Man with his father and mother, my uncle Ken and aunty Florrie in 1968. In 1969 my mum and Dad organised a holiday to the Isle of Man. Pauline (baby Spices Mum) was really keen to visit David, so she begged my mum and dad to come with us. To say that David and I had a good time when she got there is probably enough. Pauline went on to produce one of the Spice girls and the rest of that story is history." — Al Hillier
26 Oct 1977
Top Rank
Brighton
The Dictators support. In the early hours of the following morning, Jet and JJ are arrested by the Brighton constabulary; both made court appearances over this on 15 and 16 Nov 1977
27 Oct 1977
Village Bowl
Bournemouth
28 Oct 1977
Surrey University
Guildford
The Dictators support
29 Oct 1977 🎙️
Pier Pavilion "Kings Hall"
Hastings
The Dictators support. "By this time the whole world had caught on to punk and the gig was full - 800+ people bouncing up and down as one had the pier floor unnervingly bouncing too. I hated The Dictators, long-haired yank bull-hitters who rode on the coat-tails of punk. I gobbed on the guitarist's hand so he stood on my face, which I suppose I deserved under the circumstances."
30 Oct 1977
Top Rank
Reading
The Dictators support
31 Oct 1977
Top Rank
Southampton
The Dictators support
02 Nov 1977
Roundhouse
London
The Dictators support all 5 Roundhouse gigs
03 Nov 1977
Roundhouse
London
Dictators support
04 Nov 1977
Roundhouse
London
Dictators support
05 Nov 1977 🎙️
Roundhouse
London
Dictators & Pop Group support
Forum thread →
06 Nov 1977 🎙️
Roundhouse
London
Bootlegged as 'London Ladies' and 'Rattus Brittanicus'
Forum thread →
08 Nov 1977
The Rochester
Stoke Newington, London
The Stranglers support Johnny Curious. Free gig
09 Nov 1977
Ulster Hall
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Show banned. Radio Stars support; banned at very short notice by the local council, who withdrew insurance cover. SLF's Jake Burns in attendance
10 Nov 1977
University of Ulster
Coleraine, Northern Ireland
Radio Stars support
11 Nov 1977
Trinity College, The Exam Hall
Dublin, Ireland
Radio Stars support; £1.80 tickets
12 Nov 1977
The Stadium
Dublin, Ireland
Cancelled
12 Nov 1977 🎙️
Tivoli Theatre
Dublin, Ireland
Radio Stars support; tickets £1.80 (venue closed in 2019)
13 Nov 1977
City Hall
Cork, Ireland
Radio Stars support; tickets £2 or £2.50 on the door
14 Nov 1977
Trinity College
Dublin, Ireland
Doubtful; Radio Stars support
20 Nov 1977
Top Rank
Swansea
21 Nov 1977
(unspecified)
(unspecified)
"PARTY must've been a good one to be marked in the diary" - thanks Ava
22 Nov 1977 🎙️
Hope & Anchor
Islington, London
themeninblack forums post →Forum thread →
24 Nov 1977
(TV appearance)
Stuttgart, Germany
25 Nov 1977
(TV appearance)
Stuttgart, Germany
27 Nov 1977 🎙️
Paradiso Club
Amsterdam, Netherlands
28 Nov 1977
Paradiso Club
Amsterdam, Netherlands

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