1973
Feb 2nd St.Marks College,Kings Road,London
Feb 23rd Speakeasy,London
Feb 24th Coventry
Mar 19th Marquee,London
Mar 24th Speakeasy,London
Aug 15th Boobs,Bristol
Aug 19th Hardrock,Bournemouth
Sept 15th Speakeasy,London
Sept 29th Sheffield Poly
Oct 28th Bristol Locarno
Nov 30th Didsbury College
Dec 7th Nottingham
Dec 21st Amsterdam Paradiso
Dec 29th Dagenham Roundhouse
1974
Jan 3rd Belgium Television
Jan 17th Edinburgh University
Jan 31st Lafayette,Wolverhampton
Feb 2nd Abbey Road Studios
Feb 12th Stockholm
Feb 14th Cologne
Feb 15th Stuttgart
Feb 17th Palais de Beaulieu,Lausanne
Feb 19th Rome
Feb 20th Paris
Feb 21st Luxembourg
Feb 25th Beursschowburg Ortstrac,Brussels
Feb 26th Belgium TV
April 4th Amsterdam
April 5th Unicef Royal Gala,Holland
April 16th Munich
April 17th Berlin
April 18th Hamburg
April 19th Frankfurt
April 20th Luxembourg
April 22nd Gesellschaftshaus,Frankfurt
April 25th Belgium TV
April 26th Hessellt,Belgium
April 27th Tournot,France
May 4th Leicester University
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Sept 18th Arenberg Theatre,Antwerp
Sept 19th Kultureel Centrum,Hasselt
Sept 20th Concert Hall,Roermond
Sept 21st Stokbishal,Arnhem
Sept 22nd Concertgebaouw,Amsterdam
Sept 25th Oddfellows Palais,Copenhagen
Oct 30th Phillipshalle,Dusseldorf
Oct 31st Stadhalle,Frankfurt
Nov 1st Eberthalle,Ludwighaven
Nov 2nd Killersburghalle,Stuttgart
Nov 3rd Circus Kroner,Munich

Marvellous,

thanks for these dates - hopefully they can be grafted on to the list that has already been sent over to Andy?

That Unicef Royal Gala date perhaps clears up a little mystery. I mentioned the following article from Peter's site

www.harleyfanzone.com/70/Scrapbook/1974/royals/20apr.htm

Steve couldn't remember appearing in front of the Dutch royal family (it was Amsterdam, it was the '70s).

So they were probably there (in body if not in mind ).

Steve believes it was at the Unicef Gala that he met Yvonne Paay (Keeley) who was one of the showband backing singers. Andy Williams was top of the bill.

Cheers Rachel,

an autobiography would be a fascinating read.

I've got some 1975 dates from two US Tours as well. They did the first tour during which Make Me Smile was climbing up the charts. I believe Steve and the band finished the tour, flew back to Heathrow and appeared on Top of the Pops the very next day to celebrate the song's second week at number one. This is the performance that was 'wiped' by the BBC. Later on in the year they toured the U.S, again supporting The Kinks. Some fans may have a copy of the live radio broadcast recording from the Bottomline, New York which was part of that tour. The band were as tight as a 'duck's ***' but Mr.Harley did sound a little grumpy!!

GedKen wrote:I've wanted an autobiography since I first got turned on to Steve. I'd love to hear about all of their adventures during the 70s, but if it was anything like mine, maybe they wouldn't remember!

Cheri