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This article contains information about the live performances of the American musical duo Ike & Tina Turner.

As the Ike & Tina Turner Revue, later billed as the Ike & Tina Turner Explosion, they were regarded as one of the most dynamic musical acts, which included the Kings of Rhythm band and backing vocalists/dancers the Ikettes.

History

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In 1954, musician Ike Turner relocated his band the Kings of Rhythm from Clarksdale, Mississippi to St. Louis, Missouri.[1] Turner performed around the greater St. Louis area and built a strong following.[2] In 1956, Ann Bullock joined Turner's band as a vocalist after he heard her sing at Club Manhattan in East St. Louis, Illinois.[3] She was credited as Little Ann on their first recording together in 1958. She was later given the stage name Tina Turner and they released their first song as Ike & Tina Turner in 1960. When the single became a hit, they began performing as the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. They embarked on a grueling series of one-nighters throughout the United States on the Chitlin' Circuit. They relocated to Los Angeles, California in 1962.[4] In 1966, the Turners visited England for the first time to join the Rolling Stones on their British Tour. In 1969, they began headlining in Las Vegas, Nevada. They gained further exposure by performing at music festivals and joining the Rolling Stones for select dates on their American Tour. The revue continued to expand its audience by performing in Africa, Asia, and throughout Europe until they disbanded in 1976.

List of live performances

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1950s

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When Ike Turner moved to East St. Louis, his first gig was at Ned Loves in 1954.[5] Soon after he would become the house band at the Club Manhattan in East St. Louis, Illinois.[6] In the next few years, he would perform at various clubs on different days of the week. These clubs included the Club DeLisa in St. Louis, Missouri, and Kingsbury's in Madison, Illinois.[7]

1956

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 1956[8] East St. Louis, IL United States Club Manhattan
January–February, 1956[9] St. Louis, MO Latin Quarter Beginning January 18 every Monday and Tuesday; located at 814 N. Grand[10][11]
January 1956 The Birdcage Live broadcasts on Saturdays for KSTL DJ Dave Dixon's radio show[9]
March 1956[12] East St. Louis, IL Club Manhattan
March 29, 1956 St. Louis, MO Masonic Temple St. Louis American Cooking School and Home Show[13]
April 9, 1956 Club Riviera Musicians Dance and Celebrity Night benefit[14]
June 8, 1956 Club Bolo The Igoe Guys and Dolls dance promotion[15]
August 10, 1956 Laclede Theatre
August–September 1956 Latin Quarter Every Tuesday and Wednesday[16][17]
October 1956 Latin Quarter Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday[18]
October 30, 1956 West End Waiters Club The Jolly Jester Pre-Halloween Frolic[19]
November 4, 1956[20] American Hall Show with the Gay-Cettes[20]
November 20, 1956[21] Peacock Alley
November 21, 1956 American Hall Bill Bailey's Pre-Thanksgiving Dance with Billy Gayles, Little Milton and his House Rockers[22]
December 1956 Chicago, IL Crown Propellor Lounge One-week engagement[23]
December 28, 1956 St. Louis, MO Grand Masonic Hall Annual Holiday Breakfast Dance with Roosevelt Marks[24]

1957

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Date City Country Venue Notes
February 8, 1957[25] St. Louis, MO United States Masonic Temple Located at 4525 Olive St
May 4, 1957[26] Club Riviera 4th Annual Coronation of a Kind and Queen of '57
May 25, 1957[27]
June 8, 1957[28]
June 15, 1957[28]
June 16, 1957[28]
August 1957 Club DeLisa A renovated tavern in the 600 block of N. Vandeventer[2]
November 26, 1957 Dynaflow Inn Show with the Light Foot Brothers, Sister and Jo-Jo[29]

1958

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City Country Venue Notes
February 13, 1958 Roxana, IL United States Central School Auditorium Teen Town Valentine Dance[30]
February 14, 1958 St. Louis, MO Club Riviera Hubbard's Business College Valentines Band Stand[31]
February 16, 1958[32] Casa Loma Ballroom
February 19, 1958[33] Dynaflow Inn
February 1958[34] Club DeLisa
April 25, 1958[35] West End Waiters Club
August 31-September 1, 1958 Willwood, MO Fox Creek 2-day picnic[36]
September 20, 1958[37] St. Louis, MO Casa Loma Ballroom
October 9, 1958[38] Kiwanis YMCA Teen Town
November 1958 Havana Club Every Thursday[39]
December 12, 1958 Club Riviera 18th Ward Regular Democratic Organization Annual Christmas Charity Dance[40]
December 19, 1958 Masonic Temple Elks of Saint Louis Charity Ball[41]

1959

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 1959[42] St. Louis, MO United States Havana Club Every Monday and Thursday
February 1959 Thunderbolt Lounge Saturday nights[43]
March 20, 1959[44]
March 1959 Hazelwood, MO Aero Inn Every Wednesday[45]
April 1959 St. Louis, MO Thunderbolt Lounge Saturday nights[46][47][48]
May 1959 Jefferson City, MO Recreation Building Lincoln University[49]
May 6–7, 1959 Hillbilly Village Show on May 7 reserved for Colored spectators[50]
May 9, 1959[51] St. Louis Thunderbolt Lounge
May 16, 1959 Sumner High School Auditorium Teenage Show with Jackie Wilson, Chuck Berry, Little Milton, and Little Bobby Foster[52][53]
May 22, 1959 Carpenter's Hall Spring Dance[54]
May 1959 Aero Inn Every Wednesday[55]
June 26, 1959[56] Jefferson City, MO Jeffersonian Club
July–August 1959 St. Louis, MO Havana Club Every Monday and Thursday[57]
July–August 1959 Thunderbolt Lounge Every Wednesday and Saturday[58]
August 23, 1958 Brooklyn, IL Harlem Club Democratic Club of Lovejoy Homecoming[59]
September 18, 1959 St. Louis, MO Union Theatre Dave Dixon's Shower of Stars with the Miracles, Little Bobby Foster, and Floyd Ryland[60]
September 1958 Thunderbolt Lounge Every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday[61]
October 7, 1959[62]
October 10, 1959 Club Riviera Oriental Lodge of Elks 25th Anniversary[63]
October 1959 Wellston, MO Lindy's Ballroom Every Sunday[64][65]
November 1, 1959[66] Madison, IL Kingsbury's Tavern
November 8, 1959 St. Louis, MO Kiel Opera House Dave Dixon's Shower of Stars with Chuck Berry, Little Milton, the Sheppards, Equadors, and Tommy Hodge[67]
November 8, 1959[68] Lindy's Ballroom
November 13, 1959 Club Riviera Guys and Dolls Dance Party[69]

1960s

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1960

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 1960 Collinsville, IL United States Collinsville Park Ballroom Every Friday[70][71][72]
February 7, 1960[73]
March 1960[74] Madison, IL Kingsbury's K Bar
April 1, 1960[75] St. Louis, MO Thunderbolt Lounge
April 8, 1960[76]
April 30, 1960[77]
May 6, 1960 Columbia, MO Dormitory Cafeteria Dormitory A spring dance[78]
May 7, 1960[79] St. Louis, MO Thunderbolt Lounge
June 1960 Every Friday[80][81][82]
September 5, 1960[83] Wentzville, MO Double H-H Country Club
September 23–29, 1960 New York, NY Apollo Theater 4 shows each day at 12:30 pm, 3:30 pm, 6:30 pm & 9:30 pm. Show with Hank Ballard, Bobby Marchan, and Joe Tex[84]
September 30-October 6, 1960 Washington, D.C. Howard Theatre Show with Brook Benton, Shirley Scott Trio, The Vibrations, Jackie "Moms" Mabley, and Rick Henderson All Stars[85]
October 7, 1960 New York, NY Rockland Palace Breakfast Dance Spectacular[86]
October 7, 1960 Fairless Hills, PA Fairless Hills Vol. Fire Co. Show with the Demensions, Dion, the Jordan Brothers, Tommy De Noble, and Barbara Gray [87]
October 22, 1960[88] Santa Monica, CA Pacific Ocean Park
October 31, 1960 Salinas, CA Salinas Armory Halloween Dance[89]
November 6, 1960[90] San Francisco, CA Fillmore Auditorium
November 10, 1960[91] Phoenix, AZ Calderon Ballroom
November 13, 1960 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Palladium Show with Earl Grant, Etta Jones, and James Moody band[92][93]
November 23, 1960[94] Omaha, NE Dreamland
November 25-December 1, 1960 Chicago, IL Regal Theater Headlining with Bill Black, Sugar Pie DeSanto, The Clovers, Dolores Coleman, Larry Williams, and Jimmy Ricks[95]
December 3, 1960[96] Jackson, MS Masonic Temple

1961

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 27-February 5, 1961 Philadelphia, PA United States Uptown Theater Kae Williams' 14th Anniversary Radios Show with the Coasters, Buster Brown, Tarheel Slim & Little Ann, Donnie Elbert, Pigmeat Markham & Co.[97]
February 17–23, 1961 Washington, D.C. Howard Theatre Show with the Coasters, Chuck Jackson, The Capris, Leonard Reed, and Lois Blaine[98]
February 25, 1961 Dayton, OH Skatemoor Arena Gala Dawn Dance[99]
March 16–17, 1961 Jackson, MS Stevens Rose Room Event to honor teachers attending the Mississippi Teachers Association[100]
March 18, 1961[101] Greenville, MS Serine Lodge
April 7, 1961 Charlotte, NC Charlotte Park Center Springtime Revue with Jerry Butler, The Miracles, and Screamin' Jay Hawkins[102]
April 8, 1961[103] Columbia, SC Columbia Township Auditorium Springtime Revue with Jerry Butler, The Miracles, and Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Show for white spectators[104]
April 21–24, 1961 New Orleans, LA Dew Drop Cafe Show with Al "TNT" Braggs, 5 Dukes of Rhythm, Pat Taylor, Lady Foxy, the Exotic, and Buddy Williams' Band[105]
April 28-May 4, 1961 New York, NY Apollo Theater Show with Little Willie John, Mickey & Sylvia, and the Upsetters[106]
May 19, 1961 Portsmouth, VA Sunset Lake Park Grand opening of New Sunset Lake Park[107]
June 9–15, 1961 Washington, D.C. Howard Theatre Show with the Olympics, Big Maybelle, Little Jimmy Dee, Freddie & Flo, and Billy Gayles[108]
July 3, 1961[109] Charleston, WV Charleston Municipal Auditorium
July 4, 1961[109] Beckley, WV Recreation Building
July 5, 1961[109] Logan, WV Logan Armory
September 22, 1961[110] Columbia, MO Paradise Club
September 25, 1961 St. Louis, MO Club Riviera Teenagers' Dance 5 P.M. to 8 P.M., Adults' Dance 9 P.M. to 1 A.M.[111]
September 29, 1961[112] Stockton, CA Memorial Auditorium
October 8, 1961[113] Olympia, WA Evergreen Ballroom
October 19, 1961[114] Phoenix, AZ Calderon Ballroom
October 30, 1961 Raleigh, NC Raleigh Memorial Auditorum Fall Festival of Stars with Ben E. King, Chuck Jackson, Ted Taylor, Simms Twins, and Lee Dorsey[115]
November 7, 1961 Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium Fall Festival of Stars with Ben E. King, Chuck Jackson, Lee Dorsey[116]
November 17, 1961 High Point, NC The Music Box Show with Bem. E. King, Ted Taylor, Gene Pitney, Lee Dorsey, and Chuck Jackson[117]
November 20, 1961 Macon, GA Macon City Auditorium Fall Festival of Stars with Chuck Jackson, Ted Taylor, Lee Dorsey, the Simms Twins[118]
December 1, 1961 Charleston, WV Charleston Municipal Auditorium Fall Festival of Stars with Freddy Cannon, Chuck Berry, the Drifters, Lee Dorsey, the Cleftones, the Mar-Keys, Baby Washington, and Simms Twins. 2 shows at 7:30pm & 10pm[119]
December 2, 1961 Knoxville, TN Chilhowee Park Auditorium Show with Freddie Cannon, Chuck Berry, the Drifters, the Mar-Keys, and Lee Dorsey[120]
December 9, 1961[121] Lansing, MI American Legion Hall
December 19, 1961[122] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
December 25, 1961 Detroit, MI Arcadia Roller Rink Christmas teenage dance with Ty Hunter, the Royal Jokers, the Temptations, the Del-Phis, John Lee Hooker, the Drifters, the Lincoln Trio, Henry Lumpkin, and Tony Clarke[123]
December 29, 1961[124] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
December 31, 1961 Long Beach, CA Long Beach Municipal Auditorium New Year's Eve Memorial Dance dedicated to Ritchie Valens with the Beach Boys, the Rivingtons, and the Carlos Brothers[125]

1962

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Date City Country Venue Notes
February 7, 1962 St. Petersburg, FL United States Melrose Park Club House Dance sponsored by Socialite Federated Club[126]
February 10, 1962 Jackson, MS Elks Home The State Elks Ball[127]
February 13, 1962 Durham, NC Durham Armory Big Valentine Show and Dance[128]
February 16–25, 1962 Philadelphia, PA Uptown Theater Georgie Woods Gala Re-Opening Show with Redd Foxx, Chuck Jackson, Tommy Hunt, Gene Chandler, the Jive Five, the Starlites and the Tabs[129]
March 23, 1962 [130] Stockton, CA Memorial Auditorium
March 27, 1962 [131] Klamath Falls, OR Klamath Falls Auditorium
March 29, 1962 [132] Pasco, WA Tri-City Center
April 1, 1962[133] Olympia, WA Evergreen Ballroom
April 6, 1962[134] Modesto, CA California Ballroom
April 22, 1962[135] Phoenix, AZ Abel Hall
May 11, 1962[136] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
June 1, 1962[137] Dayton, OH Wampler Ballarena
July 27, 1962[138] Phoenix, AZ Calderon Ballroom
August 3, 1962 Macon, GA Macon City Auditorium Concert with Ted Taylor, Jimmy McCracklin, and The Isley Brothers[139]
August 22, 1962[140] Klamath Falls, OR Klamath Falls Auditorium
August 31, 1962[141] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
October 7, 1962 Cincinnati, OH Castle Farms Club Shows with Aretha Franklin[142][143]
October 14, 1962 Dayton, OH Wampler's Ballroom
October 25, 1962[144] Knoxville, TN Chilhowee Park Auditorium
November 2–8, 1962 Washington, D.C. Howard Theatre 4 shows each day at 2 pm, 4:45 pm, 7:30 pm & 10 pm. Show with Jerry Butler, Gladys Knight, the Jive Five, and Godfrey Cambridge[145]
November 9–15, 1962 New York, NY Apollo Theater Show with Jerry Butler, Gladys Knight, and the Jive Five[146]
November 22-December 2, 1962 Philadelphia, PA Uptown Theater Georgie Woods 8th Anniversary Show with Jerry Butler, the Impressions, the 5 Royals, Flip Wilson, the Majors, the Pips[147]
December 7, 1962[148] Evansville, IL The Coliseum
December 21, 1962 Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium Pre-Christmas Dance[149]
December 30, 1962[150] Sacramento, CA Cocoanut Grove Ballroom Located at 5610 Blvd

1963

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Date City Country Venue Notes
February 8, 1963 Oakland, CA United States Oakland Auditorium Show with Bobby "Blue" Bland and Marvin Gaye[151]
February 21, 1963[152] Springfield, OR The Cascade
February 25, 1963[153] Vancouver, BC Canada The Blues Palace
March 5, 1963[154] Phoenix, AZ United States Calderon Ballroom
March 15, 1963[155] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
March 26, 1963 St. Louis, MO Club Imperial Show with Bob Kuban and the In Men[156]
March 1963[157] Columbus, MO Paradise Club
May 4, 1963 Louisville, KY West End Roller Drome Derby night[158]
July 4, 1963[159] Portsmouth, VA Sunset Lake Park
July 6, 1963[160] Beckley, WV Armory Fieldhouse
July 7, 1963[160] Logan, WV Foster Armory
July 9, 1963[161] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
August 2, 1963[162] Memphis, TN New Daisy Theatre
August 13, 1963[163] Victoria, TX Victoria Sportatorium
August 22, 1963[164] Phoenix, AZ Calderon Ballroom
September 7, 1963[165] Vancouver, BC Canada Danceland
September 9, 1963[166] Springfield, OR United States The Cascade
October 25, 1963[167] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
November 18, 1963[168] Lexington, KY Holiday Lanes Ballroom
November 19–20, 1963[169] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
November 23, 1963[170] Columbus, MO Paradise Club
December 24, 1963 Klamath Falls, OR Klamath Falls Auditorium Christmas Eve Dance[171]
December 28, 1963[172] Vancouver, BC Canada Exhibition Gardens
December 29, 1963[173] Olympia, WA United States Evergreen Ballroom

1964

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Date City Country Venue Notes
March 1964[174] Dallas, TX United States Lovall's Ballroom Shows recorded for the albums Live! The Ike & Tina Turner Show (1965) and The Ike & Tina Turner Show – Vol. 2 (1967)[175]
Fort Worth, TX Skyliner Ballroom
March 20, 1964[176] Oklahoma City, OK Bryant Center Auditorium
March 22, 1964[177] Memphis, TN Club Handy
March 28, 1964[178] Evansville, IL The Coliseum
March 30, 1964[179] Indianapolis, IN Northside Armory (Tyndall Armory)
April 1964[180] East St. Louis, IL Starlite Arena
May 21, 1964[181] St. Louis, MO Imperial Club
May 23, 1964[182] Columbus, MO Paradise Club
June 8, 1964[183] El Monte, CA The 49er
June 15, 1964 Long Beach, CA Rusty Rooster They performed 2 shows in one night[184]
June 25, 1964[185] Vancouver, BC Canada Exhibition Garden
June 29, 1964[186] El Monte, CA United States The 49er
July 1, 1964[187] Port Angeles, WA Masonic Temple
July 9, 1964[188] Garden Grove, CA Gold Street
July 23, 1964[189] Norwalk, CA The Flamingo
July 27, 1964[190] El Monte, CA The 49er
August 3, 1964[191] Pasadena, CA The Circle
November 3, 1964[192] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
November 6, 1964[193] Dayton, OH Wampler's Ballroom
November 16, 1964[194] El Monte, CA The 49er
November 27, 1964[195] Olympia, WA Evergreen Ballroom
December 7, 1964[196] El Monte, CA The 49er
December 9, 1964[197] West Hollywood, CA Ciro's Le Disc
December 10, 1964[198] Garden Grove, CA Gold Street
December 13, 1964[199] Oakland, CA Continental Club
December 14, 1964[200] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
December 30, 1964[201] West Hollywood, CA Ciro's Le Disc

1965

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 14, 1965[202] West Hollywood, CA United States Ciro's Le Disc
January 18, 1965[203] El Monte, CA The 49er
January 21, 1965[204] West Hollywood, CA Ciro's Le Disc
January 26, 1965[205]
February 2, 1965[206]
February 8, 1965[207]
February 15, 1965[208] El Monte, CA The 49er
February 21, 1965[209] San Francisco, CA Fillmore Auditorium Show with Little Richard. Jimi Hendrix performed with Ike & Tina and Little Richard[210]
February 22, 1965 Tarzana, CA The Skol Room Located inside Corbin Bowl[211]
February 25, 1965[212] Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Valley College
February 25-March 13, 1965[213][214] West Hollywood, CA Ciro's Le Disc
March 22, 1965[215] El Monte, CA The 49er
March 26, 1965[216] Sacramento, CA Sacramento Memorial Auditorium Supporting The Righteous Brothers[217]
March 29, 1965[218] Tarzana, CA The Skol Room
April 4, 1965[219] Olympia, WA Evergreen Ballroom
April 12, 1965[220] Los Angeles, CA Top Hat Club Located at 12220 Pico Blvd
April 22, 1965[221] Garden Grove, CA Gold Street
April 23, 1965 Sacramento, CA Sacramento Memorial Auditorium R&B Rock Show with the Olympics, Sonny & Cher, Dick & Dee Dee, Little Ray, and the Del Counts[222]
May 9, 1965[223] Memphis, TN Club Paradise
June 6, 1965 Annapolis, MD Carr's Beach She with Major Lance[224]
June 15, 1965[225] Latrobe, PA Danceland
July 2, 1965[226] Danville, VA Danville Armory
July 10–12, 1965 Atlanta, GA Royal Peacock Social Club
July 28, 1965[227] Lafayette, LA Lafayette Municipal Auditorium
August 1, 1965[228] Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis Auditorium
August 2, 1965[229] The Key Club Show with Muddy Waters
August 18, 1965[125] Long Beach, CA Cinnamon Cinder
August 21, 1965[230] Sacramento, CA Cocoanut Grove Ballroom
September 24–30, 1965 Washington, D.C. Howard Theatre Show with Dee Clark, Lee Dorsey, Eddie & Ernie, and the Mad Lads[231]
October 2, 1965 Asbury Park, NJ Asbury Park Convention Hall 2 shows at 8:30 & 11:30pm with Martha & the Vandellas, the Jive Five, and Shep & the Limelights[232]
October 4, 1965[233] Lexington, KY Paradise Inn
October 9, 1965 St. Louis, MO St. Louis Armory Show presented by The 2 Plus 2 Club[234]
October 10, 1965[235] Molina, IL Danceland
October 22, 1965[236] Indianapolis, IN North Side Armory
October 23, 1965[237] Benld, IN Coliseum Ballroom
October 29, 1965 Muncie, IN Muncie Armory
November 29–30, 1965 Hollywood, CA Moulin Rouge Filmed for The Big T.N.T. Show (1965) concert film[238]
December 13, 1965[239] El Monte, CA The 49er
December 14, 1965[240] Signal Hill, CA Gay 90's A-Go-Go
December 19, 1965[241] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
December 20, 1965[242] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
December 26, 1965[243] Hollywood, CA Hullabaloo Formerly the Moulin Rouge nightclub
December 27, 1965[242] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy

1966

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 28, 1966[244] Vancouver, BC Canada P.N.E. Garden Auditorium
January 30, 1966[245] Olympia, WA United States Evergreen Ballroom
February 2, 1966[246] San Francisco, CA Fillmore Auditorium
February 6–10, 1966 West Hollywood, CA Gazzarri's Hollywood a Go-Go Supported by Pat & Lolly Vegas[247]
February 13, 1966[248] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
February 14, 1966[249] El Monte, CA The 49er
February 19, 1966[250] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
February 24, 1966 Garden Grove, CA Gold Street 2 shows[251]
February 27, 1966[252] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
March 14, 1966[253] El Monte, CA The 49er
March 18, 1966 Los Angeles, CA Pierce College Mardi Gras[254]
April 3, 1966[255] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
April 19, 1966[256] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
May 6, 1966[257] Fort-Worth, TX Casino Ballroom
May 15, 1966[258] Memphis, TN Club Paradise
June 10, 1966[259] St. Joseph, MO Eagle Hall
June 12, 1966[260] Davenport, IA Davenport Masonic Temple
June 25, 1966[261] Fort-Worth, TX Casino Ballroom
July 2, 1966[262] El Paso, TX El Paso County Coliseum
July 11, 1966[263] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
July 13, 1966[264]
July 15, 1966[265] Oakland, CA Bandstand
July 25, 1966[266] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
July 28, 1966[267] Los Angeles, CA Nite Life Located at 16683 Roscoe Boulevard in Van Nuys[268]
July 28, 1966[269] Long Beach, CA The Limit
August 8, 1966[270] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
August 15, 1966[271]
August 22, 1966[271]
August 26–27, 1966[272] Los Angeles, CA Top Hat Club
August 29, 1966[271] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
August 31, 1966[273] Long Beach, CA The Limit
September 5, 1966[274] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
September 10, 1966[275] Fort Worth, TX North Side Coliseum
September 12, 1966[274] West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy
September 16, 1966[276] Oklahoma City, OK Zebra Room
September 17, 1966[277] Columbia, MO Jesse Auditorium University of Missouri
September 18, 1966[278] St. Louis, MO Club Imperial
September 23, 1966[279] London England Royal Albert Hall The Rolling Stones British Tour with The Yardbirds & Peter Jay and the New Jaywalkers.[280]
September 24, 1966[281] Leeds Odeon Theatre The Rolling Stones British Tour with The Yardbirds & Peter Jay and the New Jaywalkers. 2 shows each night[280]
September 25, 1966[282] Liverpool Empire Theatre
September 28, 1966[283] Ardwick, Manchester ABC Ardwick
September 29, 1966[284] Stockton-on-Tees ABC Theatre
September 30, 1966[285] Glasgow Scotland Odeon Theatre
October 1, 1966[286] Newcastle upon Tyne England City Hall
October 2, 1966[287] Ipswich Gaumont Theatre
October 6, 1966[288] Birmingham Birmingham Odeon
October 7, 1966[289] Bristol Colston Hall
October 8, 1966[290] Cardiff Wales Capitol Theatre
October 9, 1966[291] Southampton England Gaumont Theatre
October 11, 1966[292] Buckinghamshire High Wycombe Town Hall
October 14, 1966 London Tiles Located at 79-89 Oxford Street
October 15, 1966[293] Manchester Oasis Located at 45-47 Lloyd Street
October 15, 1966[294] Sheffield King Mojo Club
October 17, 1966[295] Bath Bath Pavilion
October 17, 1966[295] Coventry Locarno Ballroom
October 21, 1966 Leicester Granby Halls Supported by Edwin Starr, Alvin Robinson, and the Family[296]
October 22, 1966[297] Nottingham Beachcomber Club Located at 47 St. Mary's-Gate.
October 22, 1966[298] Birmingham Marqee Club Located at 90 Navigation St., City Centre, Birmingham
October 29, 1966[299] Hickory, NC United States Ridgeview Recreation Center
November 11–14, 1966[300] Detroit, MI Phelps Lounge
November 23, 1966[301] Toronto, ON Canada Club 888
December 8, 1966[302] Wichita, KS United States Civic Playhouse
December 23, 1966[303] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
December 28, 1966[304] San Diego, CA Century Room El Cortez Hotel
December 31, 1966[305] Fort Worth, TX Commercial Exhibits Building

1967

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Date City Country Venue Notes
January 1, 1967[305] Fort Worth, TX United States Commercial Exhibits Building
January 8, 1967[306] Long Beach, CA Blue Bunny
January 13, 1967[307] Oakland, CA Oakland Auditorium
January 14, 1967[307] San Francisco, CA California Hall
January 18, 1967[308] Long Beach, CA The Limit
January 1967 West Hollywood, CA The Galaxy Every Thursday[309]
February 3, 1967[310] Los Angeles, CA Lazy X
February 19, 1967[311] The Summit
February 24, 1967[312] Northridge Valley Skateland
February 24, 1967 The Soul Spot Formerly Cinnamon Cinder at 11345 Ventura Blvd[312]
March 5, 1967[313] Portland, OR Wooden Shoe Ballroom
July 16, 1967[314] Memphis, TN Club Paradise

1968

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Date City Country Venue Notes
April 22, 1968 Birmingham England Birmingham Town Hall Concert cancelled[315]
June 24, 1968 Fort Worth, TX United States Will Rogers Auditorium Supported by the Al T-N-T Braggs Revue[316]

1969

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Date City Country Venue Notes
June 5, 1969[317] Indianapolis, IN United States Walker Theater
September 1969[318] Los Angeles, CA Baby Grand West Located at 2825 Crenshaw Boulevard
October 19, 1969 Spokane, WA Spokane Coliseum Supporting Three Dog Night[319]
October 26, 1969[320] San Diego, CA Balboa Stadium Supporting The Doors; Cancelled show[321]
November 20, 1969 Berkeley, CA Zellerbach Hall University of California, Berkeley[322]
November 21–22, 1969 New York, NY Felt Forum Show with Sam & Dave[323]
November 23, 1969 Buffalo, NY Kleinhans Music Hall Supported by the Chi-Lites[324]
November 26 & 28-29, 1969[323] New York, NY Electric Circus Each show at midnight[325]
November 27–28, 1969[326] New York, NY Madison Square Garden The Rolling Stones American Tour 1969

1970s

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1970

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Date City Country Venue Notes
May 30, 1970[327] St. Paul, MN United States Minnesota State Fair Hippodrome Bacchanalia Revival Festival
July 8, 1970 New York, NY Honka Monka
July 11, 1970 Newport, RI Festival Field Newport Jazz Festival. Performers included Nina Simone, Kenny Burrell, Dizzy Gillespie, Don Byas, Dexter Gordon, Ray Nance, Herbie Hancock[328]
July 13, 1970 New York, NY Wollman Memorial Rink Schaefer Music Festival. Supported by the Voices of East Harlem[329]
July 15, 1970 Cambridge, MA Harvard Stadium Schaefer Music Festival. Supported by Vivian Reed[330]

1971

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Date City Country Venue Notes
April 24, 1971[331] Memphis, TN United States Mid-South Coliseum
April 27, 1971[332] Hattiesburg, MS Reed Green Coliseum University of Southern Mississippi
April 30, 1971[333] Salem, VA Salem-Roanoke Valley Civic Center
June 5, 1971[334] Boston, MA Boston Arena
June 11, 1971 Philadelphia, PA Spectrum Supported by Mandrill[335]
June 17–18, 1971 Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion Supported by NRBQ on 6/17 and Mandrill on 6/18[336]
June 24, 1971 Minneapolis, MN Minneapolis Auditorium Supported by the Grease Band[337]
July 8, 1971 Monroe, LA Monroe Civic Center Supported by B.B. King[338]
August 26–27, 1971 San Carlos, CA Circle Star Theater Supported by Willis, Don & Tracy and Extension 5[339]
September 19, 1971 Fresno, CA Selland Arena Supported by Ballin' Jack[340]

1972

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Date City Country Venue Notes
March 11, 1972[257] Fort Worth, TX United States Tarrant County Convention Center
March 19, 1972 College Park, MD Cole Field House University of Maryland[341]
April 8, 1972 Cleveland, MS Walter Sillers Coliseum Delta State College[342]
April 21, 1972 Fresno, CA Selland Arena Supported by the Chambers Brothers[343]
April 30, 1972 Richmond, VA Richmond Coliseum Supported by Curtis Mayfield[344]
May 6, 1972[345] Québec City Canada Québec City Coliseum
May 7, 1972[345] Montréal Montreal Forum
May 14, 1972 Stockton, CA United States Stockton Civic Auditorium Supported by Shanti[346]
May 21, 1972 Salinas, CA California Rodeo Arena Supported by 87th Off Broadway and Billy Preston
May 25, 1972 San Diego, CA San Diego Sports Arena Supported by Spirit[347]
August 13, 1972 Westbury, NY Roosevelt Raceway Festival of Hope to benefit the Nassau Society for Crippled Children and Adults[348]
September 2, 1972[349] Saratoga Springs, NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center
September 9, 1972 Cherry Hill, NJ Cherry Hill Arena Cancelled appearance[350]
September 29-October 1, 1972[351] Woodland Hills, CA Valley Music Theater 2 shows on Sept. 29 & 30, 1 show on Oct. 1[352]
November 5, 1972[353] Birmingham England Barbarella's
November 6, 1972[354] Manchester Hardrock Concert Theatre
November 17, 1972[355] Berlin Germany Deutschlandhalle
November 18, 1972[356] Munich Circus Krone-Bau
November 24, 1972[357] Copenhagen Denmark Falkoner Teatret
December 27, 1972[358] Allentown, PA United States Rockne Hall

1973

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Date City Country Venue Notes
September 16, 1973[359] San Francisco, CA United States Candlestick Park "Extravaganza '73" rock and gospel benefit for the Southeast Community Cultural Center[360]
September 27, 1973 Portland, OR Portland Memorial Coliseum Supported by the Buddy Miles Express[361]
November 13, 1973[362] Berlin Germany Deutschlandhalle

1974

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Date April 21 1974 City Detroit Country USA Venue. Michigan Palace Notes
August 31, 1974 Kamloops, BC Canada Rose Hill Harvest Fair Replace Redbone on this date[363]
September 2, 1974[364]
November 2, 1974 Belgrade Yugoslavia Hala Pionir
November 7, 1974[356] Stuttgart Germany Beethoven-Saal Liederhalle
November 16, 1974 Copenhagen Denmark Tivolis Koncertsal
November 17, 1974[365] Hamburg Germany Congress-Centrum Hamburg

1975

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Date City Country Venue Notes
February 6, 1975 Toronto, ON Canada Maple Leaf Gardens Show with Marvin Gaye; Cancelled appearance[366]
February 7, 1975 Burnaby, BC BCIT SAC Gym British Columbia Institute of Technology[367]
February 14, 1975 Edmonton, AB Edmonton Gardens Supported by Jayson Hoover[368]
February 27, 1975[369] Melbourne Australia Festival Hall
March 2, 1975[370] Adelaide Apollo Stadium
April 20, 1975 Merced, CA United States Merced County Fairgrounds Supported by Journey and Fielding Mellis.Concert sponsored by Phi Beta Lambda[371]
April 26, 1975[372] Raleigh, NC Dorton Arena
August 15, 1975 Bilzen Belgium The Dell Replaced Lou Reed at Jazz Bilzen Festival[373]
October 20, 1975[374] Denton, TX United States Main Auditorium Texas Woman's University
October 27, 1975[356] Düsseldorf Germany Philipshalle
October 28, 1975[375] Berlin Deutschlandhalle
November 5, 1975[356] Bremen Stadthalle
November 8, 1975[356] Ludwigshafen Eberthalle

1976

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Date City Country Venue Notes
May 16, 1976[376] Berkeley, CA United States Berkeley Community Theater
May 21, 1976 Albuquerque, NM Tingley Coliseum Supporting Journey[377]
May 23, 1976 Cedar Rapids, IA Hawkeye Downs Supported by Rare Earth[378]
May 27, 1976[379] Calgary, AB Canada Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
June 4–13, 1976 Fort Lauderdale, FL United States Bachelors III 2 shows a night at 9.30 & 12am with Monday and Tuesday off.[380][381] Shows on June 9 & June 10 were cancelled[382]
June 24–27, 1976 Memphis, TN Hilton Inn Rainbow Room Supported by Pat Paulsen. 2 shows a night at 7:30 & 10:30pm [383]


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  320. ^ "The Doors, Ike & Tina Turner 1969 San Diego, CA Concert Handbill". Heritage Auctions.
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  322. ^ Wilson, Russ (November 21, 1969). "Sizzling Pace Ser By Turner Revue". Oakland Tribune. p. 30.
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  328. ^ "Rock-less Newport Jazz Pulls 40,400; Raindrops Keeps Fallin'" (PDF). Billboard. July 25, 1970. pp. 19, 43.
  329. ^ "Park Music Festival". Sunday News. 1970-07-12. pp. C27. Retrieved 2023-11-16.
  330. ^ Gilbert, Barry (1970-07-16). "Ike and Tina Turner / A Review". The Boston Globe. p. 52. Retrieved 2023-11-16.
  331. ^ "Ike and Tina Turner Perform Tomorrow". The Memphis Press-Scimitar. 1971-04-23. pp. Showtime 8. Retrieved 2024-04-27.
  332. ^ "Ike and Tina Turner Revue to be at Southern April 27". Hattiesburg American. 1971-04-16. p. 7. Retrieved 2024-04-27.
  333. ^ "Ike, Tina To Play At Center". The World-News. 1971-04-16. p. 10. Retrieved 2024-04-27.
  334. ^ Mattulina, Robert (June 8, 1971). "Arena fans echo Tina's 'I Love You'". Boston Evening Globe. p. 37.
  335. ^ Lloyd, Jack (June 12, 1971). "Sensuous Tina Makes Believers of Males at Spectrum". The Philadelphia Inquirer. p. 11.
  336. ^ Dilts, James D. (June 18, 1971). "Rock Review: Turners Light Up Pavilion". The Baltimore Sun. pp. B4.
  337. ^ Anthony, Michael (June 25, 1971). "Ike and Tina Turner perform ay auditorium". Star Tribune. pp. 13B.
  338. ^ "Ike and Tina Turner Revue will headline rock concert". The Ouachita Citizen. 1971-06-25. pp. 5–A. Retrieved 2024-01-09.
  339. ^ Clark, Sondra Rae (1971-08-28). "Ike and Tina Boggle Audience". Palo Alto Times. p. 31. Retrieved 2024-02-16.
  340. ^ Hale, David (1971-09-20). "On the Isle: Ike, Tina Turner". The Fresno Bee. pp. B16. Retrieved 2023-10-23.
  341. ^ "UMD's Biggest Concerts (According to Us)". Maryland Today. 2019-05-03. Retrieved 2023-10-25.
  342. ^ "Ike, Tina To Appear At DSC". Clarion-Ledger. March 26, 1972. p. 17.
  343. ^ "Ike And Tina Will Perform Tonight". The Fresno Bee. April 21, 1972. pp. B3.
  344. ^ Noechel, Dave (May 1, 1972). "Music". Richmond Times-Dispatch. pp. B-23.
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  346. ^ "Ike and Tina Turner to appear in Stockton". Tracy Press. May 12, 1972. p. 7.
  347. ^ "Superstars set appearances in San Diego". Imperial Beach Star-News. May 21, 1972. pp. D-2.
  348. ^ "Data on Hope Festival". The New York Times. 1972-08-11. ISSN 0362-4331. Retrieved 2023-09-19.
  349. ^ "Ike And Tina Turner Show Tonight At Spa Center". The Times Record. September 2, 1972. p. 18.
  350. ^ "Irate Fans Get Refunds From Arena". Courier-Post. September 11, 1972. p. 32.
  351. ^ "Sounding Scene". The San Bernardino Sun. September 14, 1972. pp. C-7.
  352. ^ "Production Cost Dispute Cancels Ike and Tina". The Los Angeles Times. October 3, 1972. pp. 11 Part IV.
  353. ^ "Barbarella's - Eddie Fewtrell presents Tonight on Stage Ike & Tina Turner Revue (Advertisement)". Sunday Mercury. 1972-11-05. p. 15. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
  354. ^ "The Hardrock - Tonight - Ike & Tina Turner (Advertisement)". Manchester Evening News. 1972-11-06. p. 2. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
  355. ^ "Cultural Events Around Town..." (PDF). The Berlin Observer: 6.
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  357. ^ "From the Music Capitals of the World: Copenhagen" (PDF). Billboard. November 18, 1972. p. 84.
  358. ^ "Ike and Tina Perform Wednesday". The Morning Call. 1972-12-23. p. 22. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
  359. ^ "Ike, Tina Headline 'Biggest'". The San Francisco Examiner. September 14, 1973. p. 59.
  360. ^ "Concert to Benefit Southeast Center". The San Francisco Examiner. September 13, 1973. p. 32.
  361. ^ "Rock Music Fest Today In Eugene". The Oregon Statesman. September 23, 1973. p. 55.
  362. ^ Pricks, Judy (November 9, 1973). "Ike & Tina Turner Turn On" (PDF). The Berlin Observer: 9.
  363. ^ Wasserman, Jack (1974-08-31). "Weekend Wind Down". The Vancouver Sun. p. 43. Retrieved 2024-02-11.
  364. ^ Wasserman, Jack (1974-08-31). "Weekend Wind Down". The Vancouver Sun. p. 43. Retrieved 2024-02-11.
  365. ^ "Original poster for a 1974 performance at the Congress-Centrum on November 17, 1974 by Ike, Tina Turner on Royal Books". Royal Books. Retrieved 2023-10-11.
  366. ^ Goddard, Peter (1975-02-07). "Tina didn't show angry rock fans demand refund". The Toronto Star. pp. E5. Retrieved 2023-12-05.
  367. ^ Read, Jeani (1975-02-08). "Ike, Tina slick in sweaty setting". The Province. p. 26. Retrieved 2023-12-05.
  368. ^ Sornberger, Joe (1975-02-15). "Ike and Tina—an Explosion". Edmonton Journal. p. 43. Retrieved 2023-12-05.
  369. ^ Thompson, Grant (March 2, 1975). "Glitter Scene". The Sun-Herald. p. 82. Retrieved 2023-12-06.
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  371. ^ "Ike, Tina Turner Set Merced Date". The Modesto Bee. 1975-04-16. pp. C-2. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  372. ^ "Ike And Tina To Give Concert". Durham Morning Herald. April 20, 1975. pp. 8D.
  373. ^ "Jazz Bilzen 1975". Visit Bilzen (in Dutch). Retrieved 2023-10-11.
  374. ^ "Ike, Tina Due At TWU". Denton Record-Chronicle. 1975-10-19. pp. 7B. Retrieved 2023-12-07.
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  376. ^ Worsham, Doris (1976-05-17). "Sensuous Survivors: Ike and Tina Rerun". The Oakland Tribune. p. 14. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  377. ^ Andrews, Charles (1976-05-27). "Rock Concerts: Mixed Bag". Albuquerque Journal. pp. C-3. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  378. ^ "Today! A twilight Outdoor Concert: Ike & Tina Turner Review / Rare Earth - Hawkeye Downs (Advertisement)". The Cedar Rapids Gazette. 1976-05-23. pp. 23B. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  379. ^ Beaven, Scott (1976-05-29). "Tina Turner Torments Crowd with Taunting Show". The Albertan. p. 10. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
  380. ^ Cosford, Bill (1976-06-08). "Ike and Tina Do Indeed Explode On the Small Bachelors III Stage". The Miami Herald. pp. 5–C. Retrieved 2023-11-20.
  381. ^ Marlowe, Jon (1976-06-09). "Ike and Tina Shorten Bachelor's III Stay". The Miami News. pp. 4B. Retrieved 2023-11-20.
  382. ^ "The Upbeat Weekend". The Miami News. 1976-06-11. p. 15. Retrieved 2023-11-20.
  383. ^ Munger, Frank (1976-06-25). "Ike & Tina Torrid At Rainbow Room". The Commercial Appeal. p. 12. Retrieved 2023-11-19.
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