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1967 - The New Moody Blues
The New Moody Blues:
Graeme Edge, John Lodge, Ray Thomas, Justin Hayward, Mike Pinder

1967 CONCERTS




POSTERS AND ADS


SETLISTS


1967 CONCERT DATES


This list is not complete. If you have any information (conflicting or additional), please let me know! My email address is at the bottom of this page.

Shortly after Lodge and Hayward sign on in 1966, they discover that the Moody Blues are not being booked for concerts anymore. The group heads for Europe to save money. For the latter part of 1966, they stay in Mouscron, Belgium, writing and rehearsing (and avoiding tax agents). They head to France where they play for about three successful months (including a Paris stay where they open for Tom Jones). Then they head back for their homeland.

TOUR DATES FOR 1967
JANUARY 1967
2Bath, UKThe Pavilion 
13Release of single: "Life's Not Life / He Can Win"
FEBRUARY 1967
25Paris, FranceThe Weekend ClubWith Pretty Things, Ronnie Bird and Vigon
MARCH 1967
11Walsall, UKTown HallWith Newton's Theory and Second Thoughts
20Dudley, UKBroadway Club at Queen Mary Ballroom, Dudley ZooWith The Wanted
22London, UKMiddle Earth 
MAY 1967
5Release of the first NEW Moody Blues single: "Fly Me High / Really Haven't Got The Time"
9BBC Sessions"Saturday Club"
Taping Date
Set List includes "Please Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood". Liner notes for the 2006 release of DOFP indicates that the first recording of "NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN" took place at this session. This is incorrect; the song was not written until September, 1967
10French TV"Tete de Bois et Tendres Annees"
Broadcast Date
"Fly Me High"
13BBC Sessions"Saturday Club"
Broadcast Date
With Chris Farlowe, The Mike Cotton Band and Lucas, The Artwoods, The Mirage, Valerie Mitchell, The Des Champ Orchestra
19London, UKTiles Club 
JUNE 1967
8London, UKThe MarqueeWith Ray King Soul Band
12Cambridge, UKChrist CollegeWith The Who, The Herd
18Swanley, UKBrands Hatch racewayWith Chris Farlowe & The Thunderbirds, Episode Six and The Shell Shock Show. Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky Mick & Tich, David Garrick, Pink Floyd and 'Tristram the Seventh Earl of Cricklewood
These bands are scheduled to head a parade round the circuit in open cars
JULY 1967
9BBC Sessions"Easy Beat"Broadcast Date
9London, UKRoundhouseWith Pink Floyd, Outer Limits
22ABC TV (US)"Piccadilly Palace"Broadcast Date (taped in UK)
AUGUST 1967
11Amsterdam, HollandOude RAI"Hai in de RAI", first large music festival in the Netherlands
25Stratford-on-Avon, UKCaesar's Place 
SEPTEMBER 1967
13Eastbourne, UKCatacombs 
20BBC"Easybeat" 
22Release of single: "Love and Beauty / Leave This Man Alone"
OCTOBER 1967
23BBC Sessions"Monday, Monday"Broadcast Date
27London, UKCollege for the Distributive Trades 
NOVEMBER 1967
10Release of single: "Nights in White Satin / Cities"
17Release of their groundbreaking album: "Days of Future Passed"
18BBC"Twice a Fortnight"Broadcast Date
18Dunstable, UKCalifornia Ballroom 
DECEMBER 1967
3BBC Sessions"Top Gear"Broadcast Date
9BBC Sessions"Saturday Club" (Broadcast Date)With Paul Jones, Georgie Fame & His Band
9French TV"Bouton Rouge""Nights in White Satin"
10London, UKSpeakeasyJimi Hendrix helped out at this gig
17Coventry, UKTechnical College Arts Ball at Hotel LeofricWith Blossom Toes, Coloured Rasins, East Side Protection
23Digbeth, Birmingham, UKThe Flower Pot Club 
30Rugby, UKUnknownGraeme Edge plays drums with the "Jeff Beck Group"; some people think for a moment it is a Moody Blues concert because he brought the MB drum kit with "Moody Blues"
    


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