Back again with another British Invasion reunion tour of America. This tour took place a decade after Richard Nader’s watershed tour in 1973. Billed as the “20th Anniversary of British Rock,” this tour featured Gerry Marsden, Billy J. Kramer, Herman’s Hermits, the Troggs, and Badfinger featuring Joey Molland. Organized by Talent Consultants International, Executive Producers: Empire Communications, Inc., NYC, NY -- Ray Reneri and Marvin Mann. This version of Herman’s Hermits contained only Lek Leckenby and Barry Witwam of the original band along with Garth Elliott and Paul Farnell. This tour booked the package into more modest venues and definitely did not hit all the major markets.
July
4, 1984
Boston, MA
August
1, 1984
Baltimore, MD
This show was cancelled
August
2, 1984
Hilton Hotel Ballroom, Washington, DC
August
4, 1984
Rio Theatre, Valley Stream, NY
August
5, 1984
Lupos Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI
August
7, 1984
Club Casino, Hampton Beach, NH
August
8, 1984
Birch Hill Swim Club, Old Bridge, NJ
TV crews from all three major networks plus
MTV are at the show to film and interview the bands.
August
10, 1984
Lanierland Music Park, Cummings, GA
Aqua Theater, Greensboro, NC
August 14, 1984
August xx, 1984
Fort Lauderdale, FL
August 16, 1984
London Victory Club, Tampa, FL
August 18, 1984
Celebrity’s, Lafayette, LA
August 21, 1984
Civic Center, Peoria, IL
August 23, 1984
Park West, Chicago, IL
August 25, 1984
Veteran’s Memorial Hall, Columbus, OH
August 26, 1984
Downtown Festival Tent, Rochester, NY
August 29, 1984
I saw the show in a small town in upstate New York; Utica I believe. The bands put on a great show, for an audience of fewer than 300 people. Michael Powell
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ReplyDeleteI was at the Herman Hermits show at The Bottom Line September 4, 1984. Peter Noone was not the lead singer. I wish I knew who his fill in was, he did a great job. Everyone was buzzing when the band stepped out and no Peter Noone. Good show anyway.
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