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Cat Stevens Concerts, TV & Radio gigs and other important dates. This is by no means anywhere near completion, it is a continual process as concerts are added  as they are discovered. The research for this page is on going, this information is taken from various music papers, biographies, liner notes and tour schedules. Which means you may find some discrepancies. For example, even though I have the tour dates for certain concert tours from various tour schedules,  the tours themselves were sometimes modified later in time, i.e. the Walker Brothers Tour schedule shows 25 concert dates were performed, when in fact there were only 24 performances. Also, the European leg of the Majikat Earth Tour schedule is taken from the 1976 Melody Maker Tour schedule, which posted the entire European tour dates/schedule at the beginning of the tour. You may notice according to this schedule, Cat was to perform Thessilonika after the Athens concert, but according to the David Evans Bio...The Athens concert was suppose to close the Concert. So only Cat and his people really know the tour schedule for certain.  This is the best recollection, we could come up with so far and by no means is this complete.                                         A special thank you to George Brown/Linda Crafar/Bruce Lawrie and Jill Mallow for helping me compile this list of information. (Click where ever you see a word or phrase underlined, to be taken to another page with more information concerning that particular date or concert) * (Recently added performances) The Early Years Stephen Georgiou born in London 21 July ’48 Cat sings with his friend Peter James and plays local folk clubs ’63 Cat’s first public appearance at the Black Horse Pub Rathbone Street London W1 at their "folk night" July ’64 The JAS Trime formed, Jimmy?, Andrew Koritsas and Steve Georgiou ’64 Mike Hurst arranges to record Hammersmith College art student Steve Georgiou Jul ’66 I Love My Dog/Portobello Road Cat’s first release on Decca’s new progressive Deram label Sep 30 ’66 Cat does Fan-Club for Dutch TV Oct ’66 Cat’s producer Mike Hurst reported to be producing French and German language versions of 'I Love My Dog' for release on the continent Oct 18 ’66 Cat performs live on Saturday Club BBC Light Programme Nov 5 ’66 Cat does TV and radio in Hamburg Nov 14, 15 ’66 Cat does TV and radio in Belgium Nov 18, 17 ’66 Scotland Tour plus Tyneside, Epping, Morecambe, Huntingdon, Birmingham and Trowbridge Nov '66 Cat’s British radio debut on Easy Beat BBC Light Programme Nov ’66 Cat sings Matthew & Son on Ready Steady Go ITV TV Dec ’66 Paris Olympia  (3 shows) Mid - Dec’66 Cat opens with Georgie Fame in the Fame in ’67 Show at London’s Saville Theatre for two weeks Dec 26 ’66 Cat appears on Top Of The Pops BBC TV Dec 30 ’66 Cat appears on Saturday Club BBC Light Programme Jan 7 ’67 Cat appears on Monday Monday BBC Light Programme Jan 11 ’67 Cat appears on Top Of The Pops BBC TV Jan 13 ’67 Cat appears on Monday Monday BBC Light Programme Jan 16 ’67 Cat appears on Pop North BBC Light Programme Jan 17 ’67 Cat appears on Crackerjack TV Jan 18 ’67 Cat appears on Guitar Club BBC Light Programme Jan 24 ’67 Locarno Streatham Jan 26 ’67 Cat appears on Doddy’s Music Box ATV TV Jan 28 ’67 Cat appears on Monday Monday BBC Light Programme Jan 30 ’67 Round House London Feb 1 ’67 Music Hall Shrewsbury Feb 3 ’67 Cat spends three days in Holland doing TV and radio Feb ’67 Cat appears on Parade Of Pops BBC Light Programme Feb 8 ’67 Assembly Hall Worthing Feb 9 ’67 Cat makes his London club debut at the Tiles Club with his Cat On The Tiles show Feb 10 ’67 Cat appears on Sunday Night At The London Palladium ATV TV Feb 12 ‘67 Cat commences brief  Scottish tour Feb 17 ’67 The Marquee in London, appeared with with Yes and  George Bean and the runners. Feb 21, 67' Cat makes a three minute colour TV film of Matthew and Son to promote the single in the US Feb ’67 Cat reported to be spending five days in New York doing three concerts and TV and radio Feb ’67 Cat commences package tour with The Walker Brothers, Jimi Hendrix and Englebert Humperdinck starting at The Astoria Finsbury Park  31 March '67   THE WALKER BROTHER TOUR 1967 W/ Jimi Hendrix, Engelbert Humperdink, & Cat Stevens   FINSBURY PARK, Astoria Fri., Mar. 31st 6.40 & 9.l0 IPSWICH, Gaumont Sat, Apr. 1st 6.35 & 8.45 WORCESTER, Gaumont Sun., Apr. 2nd 5.30 & 8.00 LEEDS, Odeon Wed., Apr. 5th 6.00 & 8.30 GLASGOW, Odeon Thur, Apr. 6th 6.40 & 9.00 CARLISLE, A.B.C. Fri., Apr. 7th 6.15 & 8.30 CHESTERFIELD, A.B.C. Sat., Apr. 8th 6.10 & 8.25 LIVERPOOL, Empire Sun., Apr. 9th 5.40 & 8.0O BEDFORD, Granada Tues., Apr. 11th 7.00 & 9.10 HADLEIGH, Essex, Kingsway     (CANCELLED) Wed., Apr. 12th 6.45 & 9.15 WOLVERHAMPTON, Gmt. Thur., Apr. 13th 6.30 & 8.40 BOLTON, Odeon Fri., Apr. 14th 6.15 & 8.30 BLACKPOOL, Odeon Sat., Apr. 15th 5.30 & 8.15 LEICESTER, de Montfort Sun., Apr. 16th 5.40 & 8.00 BIRMINGHAM, Odeon Wed., Apr. 19th 6.30 & 9.00 LINCOLN, A.B.C. Thur., Apr. 20th 6.15 & 8.30 NEWCASTLE, City Hall Fri., Apr. 21st 6.00 & 8.30 MANCHESTER, Odeon Sat., Apr. 22nd 6.00 & 8.30 HANLEY, Gaumont Sun., Apr. 23rd 6.00 & 8.30 BRISTOL, Colston Hall Tues., Apr. 25th 6.00 & 8.30 CARDIFF, Capitol Wed., Apr. 26th 6.30 & 8.45 ALDERSHOT, A.B.C. Thur., Apr. 27th 6.15 & 8.50 SLOUGH, Adelphi Fri., Apr. 28th 6.15 & 8.30 BOURNEMOUTH, Wtr. Gdn. Sat., Apr. 29th 6.15 & 8.30 TOOTING, Granada Sun, April 30th 6.00 & 8.30 Continue with the Early Deram Years                       Cat in Kaftan                        Cat’s song 'I’m Gonna Get Me A Gun' played on Juke Box Jury with complaints from the panel and viewers about the lyrics Mar ’67 Cat engaged in writing "a western beat musical". Apr ’67 New Musical Express - Poll Winners - All Star Concert in Wembly, England May 7 ’67 Cat plays a short tour in Sweden including Furuvik where he spent some of his childhood May ’67 Cat plays a series of Scottish gigs May 31 – Jun 5 Cat’s US debut reported to be now set for the autumn May ’67 BEAT - CLUB TV Studio in Bremen (I'm Gonna Get Me A Gun & Granny) June 24, 1967 Cat plays in South Africa July ’67 Cat’s musical "A Mexican Flower" reported to be set for the London stage in Mar or Apr ’68 July ’67 Cat embarks on a week’s tour of Ireland Aug 2 ’67 Cat flies to Mexico to develop ideas for his musical Aug ’67 Cat makes concert appearances in Australia Aug ’67 Cat sings "A Bad Night" on TV wearing an ankle length kaftan Sep ’67 Cat does three "Love-In" concerts at Palais des Sports Paris with Spencer Davis, Soft Machine, Keith West & Tomorrow and Dantalions Chariot Nov  17th & 18th ’67 Cat rushed to hospital with severe congestion of the lungs, Early Mar ’68 Cat set to do TV and radio after a period of ill health in England and the continent, said to have written 30 songs in his enforced lay off Oct ’68 Cat sings on Pop North BBC Radio 1 Oct 9 ’68 A period of "contractual difficulties" and Cat’s solicitor frees him from his Deram contract Late ’68/early ’69   The Year 1970 Bilzen jazz festival Program courtesy of Bruce Lawrie   (LSE Benefit) Chalk Farm London Roundhouse Cat supports 'The Who' Feb 23 ’69 Cat works on his proposed musical Revolussia while recuperating from tuberculosis – the musical is shelved ’69 Cat’s first Island album issued - Mona Bone Jakon, shortly followed by the single Lady D’Arbanville Apr. ’70 versions of Cat’s song But I Might Die Tonight , especially written and variations of the song used in the film Deep End along with German band Can ’70 Cat performs Lady D’Arbanville on Top Of The Pops BBC TV Apr ’70 Plumpton Blues Festival Cat’s comeback gig in England) Aug 6, 7, 8, 9 ’70 Bilzen jazz festival, Belzin, Belgium, appearing with Badfinger and Screaming Lord Sutch Aug 21, 22, 23 '70 BEAT - CLUB TV Studio in Bremen! 'Lady D'Arbanville Sept. 5, 1970 Cat plays live and interviewed, on 'Cash At Four ' BBC Radio 1 Oct 25 ’70 Fillmore East - NYC  with Traffic, Hammer, Joe’s Lights Nov 18, 1970 U.S. Tour managed by Peter Asher of Peter & Gordon Fillmore East - NYC   with Traffic, Hammer, Joe’s Lights Nov 19, 1970 Academy Of Music Philadelphia - Traffic supported by Cat Stevens Nov 25 1970 The Village Gaslight Club - Greenwich Village NYC Nov 30 -Dec 1 1970 The Warehouse Club, New Orleans Nov 1970 Troubadour Club, Los Angeles Nov 1970 Back To Europe French TV Concert Nov 1970 Fairfield Hall, Croydon December 18 1970   1971 Concert & TV Appearances               1971 American concert tour                    Granada 'Out Front' British TV performance Troubador Los Angeles May 1 ’71 Montreux Switzerland Festival (sings McGuiness Flint’s When I’m Dead And Gone) May 8 ’71 Cat performs Tuesday’s Dead on BBC Top Of The Pops May 15 ’71 Royal Court Theatre London May 16 ’71 Live Session on Bob Harris ' Sound of the 70's' BBC Radio 1 May 17 ’71 Winter Garden Bournemouth May 21 ’71 Opera House Harrogate May 22 ’71 Digbeth Hall Birmingham May 23 ’71 Civic Hall Guildford May 27 Queen Elizabeth Hall London May 28 ’71 Floral Hall Southport May 29 ’71 U.S. 6 week tour early June ’71 with Kate Taylor Carnegie Hall New York June 5 ’71 KCET PBS TV FULL CIRCLE, Los Angeles, California June 8, 1971 California ‘Chapter 4 LIVE’ June 21, 1971 Berkeley, California June 30 ’71 Santa Monica, California July 1, 1971 The Main Point Club Philadelphia July ? 1971 Back to Europe 10 minute Cat Stevens segment on One In Ten BBC 2 TV Jul 7 ’71 Disco 2 BBC TV ’71 BBC TV In Concert special '71 Cat interviewed on BBC Radio 1 Club by David Hamilton – teenage girls shout "Cat Stevens for number 1!" Aug ’71 Olympia Paris Sep 4 ’71 Granada Out Front TV concert Sep. 7 ’71 Free Trade Hall Manchester Sep 8 ’71 City Hall Sheffield Sep 9 ‘71 Colston Hall Bristol Sep 10 ’71 Concert Hall Amsterdam Sep 12 ’71 City Hall Newcastle Sep 23 ’71 Usher Hall Edinburgh Sep 24 ’71 Cat on Top Of The Pops BBC TV (Morning Has Broken – unconfirmed if live performance) Sep 25 ’71 Coliseum London Sep 26 ’71 Live session on Johnnie Walker Show BBC Radio 1 Sep 27 ’71 Guest on Tony Brandon show BBC Radio 1 Sep ’71 Cat performs Changes IV & If I Laugh on Old Grey Whistle Test BBC 2 TV Oct 5 ’71 Cat on Top Of The Pops BBC TV (Morning Has Broken unconfirmed if live performance) Oct 9 ’71 Leicester University Oct 9 ’71 Austria and Germany Concerts Oct 10-13 Concert House Frankfurt Oct 11 Back across the ocean - Cat tours with Tom Jans and Mimi Farnia Toronto (2 concerts) Oct ’71 Berkeley Community Theatre , CA Oct 4, 1971 Guest on Dave Lee Travis BBC Radio 1 Oct ’71 University of Waterloo, Canada October 21 '71 Massey Hall Toronto Oct 23 ’71 Guest on Johnnie Walker BBC Radio 1 Show?? Oct 23 ’71 Philharmonic Hall New York Oct ’71 Brighton Dome Nov 5 ’71 Opera House, Manchester Nov 20 '71 Los Angeles Nov 23 ’71 Berkeley Community Theatre , CA Nov 24th 1971 Santa Clara Fairgrounds , San Jose, CA Nov 26th 1971 Back to Great Britain Cat Stevens In Concert BBC 2 TV Broadcast Nov 27 ’71 Benefit concert for the CURE... Theatre Royal, London Dec 12 '71   1972 The Moonshadow Tour   University of Notre Dame Performance from U.N.D. 1972 Year book                                                                            Tampa, Florida Concert ticket (obstructed view)   Cat’s songs + two previously unreleased tracks appear in the U.S movie Harold & Maude May ’72 Bill Graham’s Fillmore East with Taj Mahal Jun. 30 ’72 Beginnning of the Moonshadow Tour,  Australia, Japan, America and Europe Arrival in Sydney Australia August 20, 1972 * Brisbane - Festival Hall August 24, 1972 * Sydney - Hordern Pavilion August 29, 30, *   Melbourne - Festival Hall September 5, 6, * Adelaide - Apollo Stadium September 8, 9, * Perth - WACA September 11, North American tour: backed by 11 piece orchestra and supported by Ramblin’ Jack Elliot The Shrine Auditorium (L.A.) Sep. 31 ’72 Curtis Hixon Hall - Tampa, Florida Oct. 25 ’72 Public  Hall - Cleveland, Ohio Oct 30 ’72 Massey Hall - Toronto Nov 12 ’72 Miami Beach Auditorium Nov ’72 Chicago, IL  (Catnip) 1972 NYC -Philharmonic Hall autumn 1972 University of Notre Dame autumn 1972 Back To Europe Manchester Opera House Nov 20 ’72 Cat sings Can’t Keep It In on Top of the Pops Dec 22 ’72 November 11, 1973     ABC IN-CONCERT – The Moon & Star Concert at Aquarius Theatre in Hollywood         Bamboozle Tour 1974 with Linda Lewis as supporting act     Japanese ticket courtesy of Aaron Berman                                              From the Saturnight performance, June 22,1974      Glasgow Apollo Centre, March 19th Newcastle Odeon, March 21st/ Liverpool Empire, March 23rd Oxford New Theatre March 24th London Theatre Royal, Drury Lane March 27th & 28th London Coventry Theatre March 31st Copenhagen Falkoner Teatret