The Rolling Stones 1964 tours

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The Rolling Stones had six concert tours in 1964.

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1st British tour

1st British tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date6 January 1964
End date27 January 1964
Legs1
No. of shows28
The Rolling Stones concert chronology

The Rolling Stones' first British tour was a concert tour. The tour commenced on 6 January and concluded on 27 January 1964.

Contents

1st British tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
6 January 1964
2 shows
Harrow EnglandGranada Theatre
7 January 1964
2 shows
Slough Adelphi Theatre
8 January 1964
2 shows
Maidstone Granada Theatre
9 January 1964
2 shows
Kettering Granada Theatre
10 January 1964
2 shows
Walthamstow Granada Theatre
12 January 1964
2 shows
Tooting Granada Theatre
14 January 1964
2 shows
Mansfield Granada Theatre
15 January 1964
2 shows
Bedford Granada Theatre
19 January 1964
2 shows
Coventry Coventry Theatre
20 January 1964
2 shows
Woolwich Granada Theatre
21 January 1964
2 shows
Aylesbury Granada Theatre
without Brian Jones
22 January 1964
2 shows
Shrewsbury Granada Theatre
26 January 1964
2 shows
Leicester De Montfort Hall
27 January 1964
2 shows
Bristol Colston Hall

2nd British tour

2nd British tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date8 February 1964
End date7 March 1964
Legs1
No. of shows58
The Rolling Stones concert chronology
  • 1st British tour 1964
  • 2nd British tour 1964
  • 1st American tour 1964

The Rolling Stones' 2nd British tour was a concert tour. The tour commenced on 8 February and concluded on 7 March 1964.

2nd British tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
8 February 1964
2 shows
Edmonton EnglandRegal Cinema
9 February 1964
2 shows
Leicester De Montfort Hall
10 February 1964
2 shows
Cheltenham Odeon Theatre
11 February 1964
2 shows
Rugby Granada Theatre
12 February 1964
2 shows
Guildford Odeon Theatre
13 February 1964
2 shows
Kingston upon Thames Granada Theatre
14 February 1964
2 shows
Watford Gaumont State Cinema
15 February 1964
2 shows
Rochester Odeon Theatre
16 February 1964
2 shows
Portsmouth Portsmouth Guildhall
17 February 1964
2 shows
Greenford Granada Theatre
18 February 1964
2 shows
Colchester Rank Theatre
19 February 1964
2 shows
Stockton-on-Tees Rank Theatre
20 February 1964
2 shows
Sunderland Rank Theatre
21 February 1964
2 shows
Hanley Gaumont Theatre
22 February 1964
2 shows
Bournemouth Bournemouth Winter Gardens
23 February 1964
2 shows
Birmingham Birmingham Hippodrome
24 February 1964
2 shows
Southend-on-Sea Odeon Theatre
25 February 1964
2 shows
Romford Odeon Theatre
26 February 1964
2 shows
York Rialto Theatre
27 February 1964
2 shows
Sheffield Sheffield City Hall
28 February 1964
2 shows
Cardiff Wales Sophia Gardens
29 February 1964
2 shows
Brighton England Hippodrome
1 March 1964
2 shows
Liverpool Liverpool Empire Theatre
2 March 1964
2 shows
Nottingham Albert Hall
3 March 1964
2 shows
Blackpool Opera House Theatre
4 March 1964
2 shows
Bradford Gaumont Theatre
5 March 1964
2 shows
Blackburn Odeon Theatre
6 March 1964
2 shows
Wolverhampton Gaumont Theatre
7 March 1964
2 shows
Morecambe Morecambe Winter Gardens
13 May 1964
2 shows
Newcastle City Hall
14 May 1964
2 shows
Bradford St George's Hall
24 May 1964
2 shows
Coventry Theatre
25 May 1964
2 shows
East Ham Granada
26 May 1964
2 shows
Birmingham Town Hall
27 May 1964
2 shows
Cannock Danilo
28 May 1964
2 shows
Stockport Essoldo
29 May 1964
2 shows
Sheffield City Hall
30 May 1964
2 shows
Slough Adelphi

1st American tour

1st American tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date5 June 1964
End date20 June 1964
Legs1
No. of shows12
The Rolling Stones concert chronology
  • 2nd British tour 1964
  • 1st American tour 1964
  • 3rd British tour 1964

The Rolling Stones' 1st American tour was the band's first concert tour of America. The tour commenced on 5 June and concluded on 20 June 1964. On this tour, the band supported their first U.S. album The Rolling Stones .

1st American tour dates

DateCityVenue
5 June 1964 San Bernardino, California Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Fairground
6 and 7 June 1964
2 shows each day
San Antonio, Texas Teen Fair of Texas, Joe Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio Teen Fair of Texas (Producers Robert "Bob" Coffen and Charles Coffen) [1]
12 June 1964 Excelsior, Minnesota Big Reggie's Ballroom, Excelsior Amusement Park
13 June 1964 Omaha, Nebraska Omaha Civic Auditorium
14 June 1964 Detroit, Michigan Olympia Stadium
17 June 1964 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania West View Park
18 June 1964 Syracuse, New York Onondaga County War Memorial
19 June 1964 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex & Expo Center
20 June 1964
2 shows
New York City Carnegie Hall

[2] On 31 July 1964 the Rolling Stones played their first ever two dates in Ireland ... the first in Dublin, and the second, on their way home via Belfast International Airport, in Ballymena (the Flamingo Ballroom) where they played for S.D.Barr with the Cossacks Showband. They appeared that evening at 12.30 a.m. to a packed house. It was a warm up for their 3rd British tour and a taster for their first Irish tour the next year.

3rd British tour

3rd British tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date1 August 1964
End date22 August 1964
Legs1
No. of shows11
The Rolling Stones concert chronology
  • 1st American tour 1964
  • 3rd British tour 1964
  • 4th British tour 1964

The Rolling Stones' 3rd British tour was a concert tour by the band. The tour commenced on 1 August and concluded on 22 August 1964. It concluded with concerts in the Channel Islands and included a single concert in the Netherlands, which was cut short after a few songs due to rowdy fans, who rioted with the police after the Stones had gone off the stage. [3]

3rd British tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
1 August 1964 Hastings England Hastings Pier
2 August 1964 Warminster England Longleat
7 August 1964 Richmond upon Thames England Athletic Ground
8 August 1964 Scheveningen Netherlands Kurhaus, Kurzaal
9 August 1964 Manchester England New Elizabethan Ballroom
10 August 1964 New Brighton England New Brighton Tower
13 August 1964 Douglas Isle of Man Palace Ballroom
18 August 1964 Saint Peter Port Guernsey New Theatre Ballroom, Guernsey
19 August 1964
20 August 1964
21 August 1964 Saint Helier Jersey Springfield Hall, Jersey
22 August 1964

4th British tour

4th British tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date5 September 1964
End date11 October 1964
Legs1
No. of shows64
The Rolling Stones concert chronology
  • 3rd British tour 1964
  • 4th British tour 1964
  • 2nd American tour 1964

The Rolling Stones' 4th British tour was a concert tour by the band. The tour commenced on 5 September and concluded on 11 October 1964.

4th British tour dates

DateCityCountryVenue
5 September 1964
2 shows
Finsbury Park, LondonEngland Astoria Theatre
6 September 1964
2 shows
Leicester Odeon Theatre
8 September 1964
2 shows
Colchester Odeon Theatre
9 September 1964
2 shows
Luton Odeon Theatre
10 September 1964
2 shows
Cheltenham Odeon Theatre
11 September 1964
2 shows
Cardiff Wales Capitol Theatre
13 September 1964
2 shows
Liverpool England Liverpool Empire Theatre
14 September 1964
2 shows
Chester ABC Theatre
15 September 1964
2 shows
Manchester Odeon Theatre
16 September 1964
2 shows
Wigan ABC Theatre
17 September 1964
2 shows
Carlisle ABC Theatre
18 September 1964
2 shows
Newcastle upon Tyne Odeon Theatre
19 September 1964
2 shows
Edinburgh Scotland Usher Hall
20 September 1964
2 shows
Stockton-on-Tees EnglandABC Theatre
21 September 1964
2 shows
Kingston upon Hull ABC Theatre
22 September 1964
2 shows
Lincoln ABC Theatre
24 September 1964
2 shows
Doncaster Gaumont Theatre
25 September 1964
2 shows
Hanley Gaumont Theatre
26 September 1964
2 shows
Bradford Gaumont Theatre
27 September 1964
2 shows
Birmingham Birmingham Hippodrome
28 September 1964
2 shows
Romford Odeon Theatre
29 September 1964
2 shows
Guildford Odeon Theatre
1 October 1964
2 shows
Bristol Colston Hall
2 October 1964
2 shows
Exeter Odeon Theatre
3 October 1964
2 shows
LondonEdmonton, Regal Theatre
4 October 1964
2 shows
Southampton Gaumont Theatre
5 October 1964
2 shows
Wolverhampton Gaumont Theatre
6 October 1964
2 shows
Watford Gaumont Theatre
8 October 1964
2 shows
LondonLewisham, Odeon Theatre
9 October 1964
2 shows
Ipswich Gaumont Theatre
10 October 1964
2 shows
Southend-on-Sea Odeon Theatre
11 October 1964
2 shows
Brighton Hippodrome

2nd American tour

2nd American tour 1964
Tour by The Rolling Stones
Start date24 October 1964
End date15 November 1964
Legs1
No. of shows11
The Rolling Stones concert chronology

The Rolling Stones' 2nd American tour was a concert tour by the band. The tour commenced on 24 October 1964 and concluded on 15 November 1964. On this tour, the band supported their album 12 X 5 .

2nd American tour dates

DateCityVenue
24 October 1964 New York City, New York Academy of Music (2 shows)
26 October 1964 Sacramento, California Memorial Auditorium
31 October 1964 San Bernardino, California Swing Auditorium
1 November 1964 Long Beach, California Civic Auditorium
San Diego, California Balboa Park Bowl
3 November 1964 Cleveland, Ohio Public Hall
4 November 1964 Providence, Rhode Island Loews Theater
11 November 1964 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Milwaukee Theatre (without Brian Jones)
12 November 1964 Fort Wayne, Indiana War Memorial Coliseum (without Brian Jones)
13 November 1964 Dayton, Ohio Hara Arena (without Brian Jones)
14 November 1964 Louisville, Kentucky Memorial Auditorium (2 shows) (without Brian Jones)
15 November 1964 Chicago Arie Crown Theater

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References

  1. Brown, Merrisa. "The Rolling Stones in June 1964". San Antonio Express-News. Hearst Newspapers. Retrieved 24 June 2017.
  2. Per Billy Swann who played lead guitar with the Cossacks that evening
  3. "Kurzaal bijna gesloopt". De Volkskrant (in Dutch). 10 August 1964. Retrieved 13 November 2020.