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This page is an overview of Queen's live career between 1970 and 1976. The tracks given for each tour reflect the standard setlist, but the actual songs performed varied from night to night. For a more comprehensive list, with exact setlists and details of live recordings, please see the Queen Concerts website.
One song mentioned on this page is the unreleased song 'Hangman', full details and lyrics of which can be found on the Unreleased Songs page.
1970 UK Concerts (12)
1971 UK Concerts (20)
1972 UK Concerts (5)
1973 Miscellaneous Concerts (7)
1973 UK Tour (31)
1974 Australian Sunbury Music Festival (1)
1974 Queen II UK Tour (22)
1974 Queen II USA Tour (19)
1974 Sheer Heart Attack UK/European Tour (30)
1975 Sheer Heart Attack North American Tour (40)
1975 Sheer Heart Attack Japanese Tour (8)
1975 A Night At The Opera UK Tour (26)
1976 A Night At The Opera USA Tour (32)
1976 A Night At The Opera Japanese/Australian Tour (19)
1976 UK Miscellaneous Concerts (4)
| 1. 27 June 1970 - City Hall, Truro, England 2. 18 July 1970 - Imperial College, London, England 3. 25 July 1970 - PJ's Club, Truro, England 4. 23 August 1970 - Imperial College, London, England 5. 4 September 1970 - Swiss Cottege Private School, London, England 6. 16 October 1970 - College Of Estate Management Hall, London, England 7. 30 October 1970 - College Of Technology, St Helens, England 8. 31 October 1970 - The Cavern Club, Liverpool, England 9. 14 November 1970 - Ballspark College, Hertford, England 10. 5 December 1970 - Shoreditch College, Egham, England 11. 18 December 1970 - College Of Technology, St Helens, England 12. 19 December 1970 - Church Hall, St Helens, England |
| 1. 8 January 1971 - Marquee Club, London, England 2. 9 January 1971 - Technical College, Ewell, England 3. 19 February 1971 - Hornsey Town Hall, London, England 4. 20 February 1971 - Kingston Polytechnic, London, England 5. 2 July 1971 - College, Surrey, England 6. 11 July 1971 - Imperial College, London, England 7. 17 July 1971 - The Gardens, Penzance, England 8. 19 July 1971 - Rugby Club, Hayle, England 9. 24 July 1971 - Young Farmers Club, Wadebridge, England 10. 29 July 1971 - The Gardens, Penzance, England 11. 31 July 1971 - City Hall, Truro, England 12. 2 August 1971 - Rugby Club, Hayle, England 13. 9 August 1971 - Driftwood Spars, St Agnes, England 14. 12 August 1971 - Tregye Hotel, Truro, England 15. 14 August 1971 - NCO's Mess, RAF Culdrose, Culdrose, England 16. 17 August 1971 - City Hall, Truro, England 17. 21 August 1971 - Tregye Carnon Downs Festival, Truro, England 18. 6 October 1971 - Imperial College, London, England 19. 9 December 1971 - Swimming Baths, Epsom, England 20. 31 December 1971 - Rugby Club, Twickenham, England |
| 1. 28 January 1972 - Bedford College, London, England | |
| This show had an audience of just 6 people. | |
| 2. 10 March 1972 - Kings College Hospital, London, England 3. 24 March 1972 - Forest Hill Hospital, London, England 4. 6 November 1972 - Pheasantry Club, London, England 5. 20 December 1972 - Marquee Club, London, England | |
5 February 1973 - first BBC session, recorded at Langham One Studio, London - My Fairy King, Keep Yourself Alive, Doing Alright and Liar
| 1. 9 April 1973 - Marquee Club, London, England 2. 13 July 1973 - Queen Mary College, Basingstoke, England 3. 23 July 1973 - Marquee Club, London, England 4. 3 August 1973 - The Mayfair, Newcastle, England 5. 13 September 1973 - Golder's Green Hippodrome, London, England | |
| Selected tracks were broadcast on BBC Radio, and later released on the 'On Air' 6CD set, namely 'Procession', 'Father To Son', 'Son And Daughter', Brian's Guitar Solo, 'Son And Daughter (reprise)', 'Ogre Battle', 'Liar', and an edit of 'Jailhouse Rock'. With the exception of 'Jailhouse Rock', these tracks were also available on the Rogues & Scandals and Cry Argentina bootlegs, released as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 6. 13 October 1973 - Bad Godesberg, Bonn, Germany 7. 14 October 1973 - Le Blow Up, Luxembourg, Luxembourg | |
25 July 1973 - second BBC session, recorded at Langham One Studio, London - See What A Fool I've Been, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar and Son And Daughter
| 1. 20 October 1973 - Paris Theatre, London, England 2. 26 October 1973 - Imperial College, London, England 3. 2 November 1973 - Imperial College, London, England 4. 12 November 1973 - Town Hall, Leeds, England 5. 13 November 1973 - St Georges, Blackburn, England 6. 15 November 1973 - Gaumont, Worcester, England 7. 16 November 1973 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England 8. 17 November 1973 - Stadium, Liverpool, England 9. 18 November 1973 - Victoria Hall, Hanley, England 10. 19 November 1973 - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England 11. 20 November 1973 - New Theatre, Oxford, England 12. 21 November 1973 - Guildhall, Preston, England 13. 22 November 1973 - City Hall, Newcastle, England 14. 23 November 1973 - Apollo, Newcastle, England 15. 25 November 1973 - Caley Cinema, Edinburgh, Scotland 16. 26 November 1973 - Opera House, Manchester, England 17. 27 November 1973 - Town Hall, Birmingham, England 18. 28 November 1973 - Brangwyn Hall, Swansea, Wales 19. 29 November 1973 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England | |
| The show is available on the Procession bootleg, while 'Keep Yourself Alive' appears on the Rogues & Scandals bootleg, both released as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 20. 30 November 1973 - Winter Gardens, Bournemouth, England 21. 1 December 1973 - Kursall, Southend, England | |
| Freddie, Roger and Brian all joined Mott The Hoople for 'All The Young Dudes' during their show. | |
| 22. 2 December 1973 - Central, Chatham, England 23. 6 December 1973 - College, Cheltenham, England (unconfirmed) | |
| The above show is unconfirmed, according to contributor Guy Mitchell, as promoters in Cheltenham at the time recall Queen playing the show on the 7th, but not on the 6th, and no other colleges other than St Pauls would have been suitable. | |
| 24. 7 December 1973 - Shaftesbury Hall, St Pauls Students College, Cheltenham, England (not with Mott The Hoople) 25. 8 December 1973 - Liverpool University, Liverpool, England 26. 14 December 1973 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (first show) 27. 14 December 1973 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (second show) 28. 15 December 1973 - Leicester University, Leicester, England 29. 21 December 1973 - County Hall, Taunton, England 30. 22 December 1973 - Town Hall, Peterborough, England 31. 28 December 1973 - Top Rank, Liverpool, England | |
3 December 1973 - third BBC session, recorded at Langham One Studio, London - Ogre Battle, Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll, Great King Rat and Son And Daughter
| 1. 2 February 1974 - Sunbury Music Festival, Melbourne, Australia |
| 1. 1 March 1974 - Winter Gardens, Blackpool, England 2. 2 March 1974 - Friars, Aylesbury, England 3. 3 March 1974 - Guildhall, Plymouth, England 4. 4 March 1974 - Festival Hall, Paignton, England 5. 8 March 1974 - Locarno, Sunderland, England 6. 9 March 1974 - Corn Exchange, Cambridge, England 7. 10 March 1974 - Greyhound, Croydon, England 8. 12 March 1974 - Roundhouse, Dagenham, England 9. 14 March 1974 - Town Hall, Cheltenham, England 10. 15 March 1974 - Glasgow University, Glasgow, Scotland 11. 16 March 1974 - Stirling University, Stirling, Scotland | |
| This show saw a riot after Queen refused to return to play a fourth encore. As a result, the following night's show was rescheduled to the 2nd April. | |
| --. 17 March 1974 - Barberellas, Birmingham, England (postponed) 12. 19 March 1974 - Winter Gardens, Cleethorpes, England 13. 20 March 1974 - Manchester University, Manchester, England 14. 22 March 1974 - Civic Centre, Canvey Island, England 15. 23 March 1974 - Links Pavillion, Cromer, England 16. 24 March 1974 - Woods Leisure Centre, Colchester, England 17. 26 March 1974 - Palace Lido, Douglas, Isle Of Man 18. 28 March 1974 - Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Wales 19. 29 March 1974 - The Gardens, Penzance, England 20. 30 March 1974 - Century Ballroom, Taunton, England 21. 31 March 1974 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England | |
| This show was later released as part of the 'Live At The Rainbow '74' album, on the double disc CD and download, and 4 LP set. Selected tracks were also included on the 2 LP set, while 'Son And Daughter' and it's reprise, Brian's guitar solo, and 'Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll' were included on the DVD and Blu-ray releases as video footage. Five tracks were also previously released on the Cardiac Arrest bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 22. 2 April 1974 - Barberellas, Birmingham, England | |
| This show was postponed from 17 March. | |
3 April 1974 - fourth BBC session, recorded at Langham One Studio, London - Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll, Nevermore and White Queen (As It Began)
| 1. 16 April 1974 - Regis College, Denver, USA 2. 17 April 1974 - Memorial Hall, Kansas City, USA 3. 18 April 1974 - Keil Auditorium, St Louis, USA 4. 19 April 1974 - Fairgrounds Appliance Building, Oklahoma, USA 5. 20 April 1974 - Mid South Coliseum, Memphis, USA 6. 21 April 1974 - St Bernard Civic Auditorium, New Orleans, USA 7. 26 April 1974 - Orpheum Theatre, Boston, USA 8. 27 April 1974 - Palace Theatre, Providence, USA 9. 28 April 1974 - Exposition Hall, Portland, USA 10. 1 May 1974 - Farm Arena, Harrisburg, USA 11. 2 May 1974 - Agricultural Hall, Alien Town, USA 12. 3 May 1974 - Kings College, Wilks Barre, USA 13. 4 May 1974 - Palace Theatre, Waterbury, USA 14. 7 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA 15. 8 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA 16. 9 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA 17. 10 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA (first show) 18. 10 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA (second show) 19. 11 May 1974 - Uris Theatre, New York, USA |
16 October 1974 - fifth BBC session, recorded at Maida Vale Studio, London - Now I'm Here, Stone Cold Crazy, Flick Of The Wrist and Tenement Funster
| 1. 30 October 1974 - Palace, Manchester, England 2. 31 October 1974 - Victoria Hall, Hanley, England 3. 1 November 1974 - Empire Theatre, Liverpool, England 4. 2 November 1974 - Leeds University, Leeds, England 5. 3 November 1974 - Coventry Theatre, Coventry, England 6. 5 November 1974 - City Hall, Sheffield, England 7. 6 November 1974 - St Georges Hall, Bradford, England 8. 7 November 1974 - City Hall, Newcastle, England 9. 8 November 1974 - Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland 10. 9 November 1974 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England 11. 10 November 1974 - Guildhall, Preston, England 12. 12 November 1974 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England 13. 13 November 1974 - Winter Gardens, Bournemouth, England 14. 14 November 1974 - Gaumont, Southampton, England 15. 15 November 1974 - Brangwyn Hall, Swansea, Wales 16. 16 November 1974 - Town Hall, Birmingham, England 17. 18 November 1974 - New Theatre, Oxford, England 18. 19 November 1974 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England 19. 20 November 1974 - Rainbow Theatre, London, England | |
| These two shows were later released as the 'Live At The Rainbow '74' album, DVD and Blu-ray, which include tracks from both shows. Edited highlights were also available on the 'Live At The Rainbow' video, released in the 'Box Of Tricks' boxed set, which includes a different version of 'In The Lap Of The Gods... Revisited'. 'Stone Cold Crazy' and parts of 'Liar' appear on the 'Rare Live' video, 'Now I'm Here' appears on 'Greatest Video Hits I', footage of 'Now I'm Here' and 'Stone Cold Crazy' later formed the 'Queen Rocks' promo videos for the tracks, and 'White Queen' was available to stream online as part of the 'Absolute Greatest' release. 'Liar', 'White Queen' and 'Stone Cold Crazy' were released as bonus videos on the 2011 iTunes LP's of the 'Queen', 'Queen II' and 'Sheer Heart Attack' albums, respectively. | |
| 20. 23 November 1974 - Koncerthus, Gothenburg, Sweden 21. 25 November 1974 - Helsingin Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki, Finland 22. 27 November 1974 - Olympen, Lund, Sweden 23. 2 December 1974 - Brienner Theater, Munich, Germany 24. 4 December 1974 - Palmengarten, Frankfurt, Germany 25. 5 December 1974 - Musikhalle, Hamburg, Germany 26. 6 December 1974 - Sartory Seal, Cologne, Germany | |
| This show was released on the In Concert '74 bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 27. 7 December 1974 - unknown venue, Singen, Germany 28. 8 December 1974 - Congres Gebouw, The Hague, Netherlands 29. 10 December 1974 - 140 Theatre, Brussels, Belgium 30. 13 December 1974 - Palacio Municipal De Deportes, Barcelona, Spain | |
| 1. 5 February 1975 - The Agora, Columbus, USA 2. 6 February 1975 - Reflections, Cincinnati, USA 3. 7 February 1975 - Palace Theatre, Dayton, USA 4. 8 February 1975 - Music Hall, Cleveland, USA (first show) 5. 8 February 1975 - Music Hall, Cleveland, USA (second show) 6. 9 February 1975 - Morris Civic Auditorium, South Bend, USA 7. 10 February 1975 - Ford Auditorium, Detroit, USA 8. 11 February 1975 - Student Union Auditorium, Toledo, USA 9. 14 February 1975 - Palace Theatre, Waterbury, USA 10. 15 February 1975 - Opheum Theatre, Boston, USA (first show) 11. 15 February 1975 - Opheum Theatre, Boston, USA (second show) 12. 16 February 1975 - Avery Fisher Hall, New York, USA (first show) 13. 16 February 1975 - Avery Fisher Hall, New York, USA (second show) 14. 17 February 1975 - War Memorial, Trenton, USA 15. 19 February 1975 - Armory, Lewiston, USA 16. 21 February 1975 - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, USA 17. 22 February 1975 - Farm Arena, Harrisburg, USA 18. 23 February 1975 - Erlinger Theatre, Philadelphia, USA (first show) 19. 23 February 1975 - Erlinger Theatre, Philadelphia, USA (second show) 20. 24 February 1975 - Kennedy Centre, Washington, USA 21. 5 March 1975 - Mary E Sawyer Auditorium, La Crosse, USA 22. 6 March 1975 - unknown venue, Madison, USA 23. 7 March 1975 - Uptown Ballroom, Milwaukee, USA 24. 8 March 1975 - Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, USA 25. 9 March 1975 - Keil Auditorium, St Louis, USA 26. 10 March 1975 - Coliseum, Fort Wayne, USA 27. 12 March 1975 - Municipal Auditorium, Atlanta, USA 28. 13 March 1975 - Civic Auditorium, Charlestown, USA 29. 14 March 1975 - St Petersburg, Florida, USA 30. 15 March 1975 - Marina, Miami, USA 31. 18 March 1975 - St Bernard Civic Auditorium, New Orleans, USA 32. 20 March 1975 - Municipal Hall, San Antonio, USA 33. 22 March 1975 - McFarlin Auditorium, Dallas, USA 34. 25 March 1975 - Municipal Theatre, Tulsa, USA 35. 29 March 1975 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA (first show) 36. 29 March 1975 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA (second show) 37. 30 March 1975 - Winterland, San Francisco, USA 38. 2 April 1975 - Kindmens Fieldhouse, Edmonton, Canada 39. 3 April 1975 - unknown venue, Calgary, Canada 40. 6 April 1975 - unknown venue, Seattle, USA |
| 1. 19 April 1975 - Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan | |
| Excerpts from this concert appear on the 'Rare Live' video | |
| 2. 22 April 1975 - Aichi Taiikukan, Nagoya, Japan 3. 23 April 1975 - Kokusai Kaikan, Kobe, Japan | |
| This show was released on the Killer Queen bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 4. 25 April 1975 - Kyden Taiikukan, Fukuoka, Japan 5. 28 April 1975 - Taiikukan, Okayama, Japan 6. 29 April 1975 - Yamaha Tsumagoi Hall, Shizuoka, Japan | |
| This show was released on the Seven Seas Of Tsumagoi bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 7. 30 April 1975 - Bunkan Taiikukan, Yokohama, Japan 8. 1 May 1975 - Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan | |
| 'Now I'm Here', 'Killer Queen' and 'In The Lap Of The Gods.... Revisited' were released on the 'A Night At The Odeon' DVD and Blu-ray in 2015. 'Now I'm Here' also appears on the 'Days Of Our Lives' Blu-ray as part of the 'Queen On Tour 1974-5' bonus sequence, while the Japanese DVD and Blu-ray releases feature all three tracks. This show was also released on the First Live Attack bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 1. 14 November 1975 - Empire Theatre, Liverpool, England 2. 15 November 1975 - Empire Theatre, Liverpool, England 3. 16 November 1975 - Coventry Theatre, Coventry, England 4. 17 November 1975 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England 5. 18 November 1975 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England 6. 19 November 1975 - Capitol, Cardiff, Wales 7. 21 November 1975 - The Odeon, Taunton, England 8. 23 November 1975 - Winter Gardens, Bournemouth, England 9. 24 November 1975 - Gaumont, Southampton, England 10. 26 November 1975 - Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England (first show) 11. 26 November 1975 - Free Trade Hall, Manchester, England (second show) 12. 29 November 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 13. 30 November 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 14. 1 December 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 15. 2 December 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 16. 3 December 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England 17. 7 December 1975 - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, England 18. 8 December 1975 - Guildhall, Preston, England 19. 9 December 1975 - Odeon, Birmingham, England 20. 10 December 1975 - Odeon, Birmingham, England 21. 11 December 1975 - City Hall, Newcastle, England 22. 13 December 1975 - Caird Hall, Dundee, Scotland 23. 14 December 1975 - Capitol, Aberdeen, Scotland 24. 15 December 1975 - Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland 25. 16 December 1975 - Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, Scotland 26. 24 December 1975 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England | |
| This is one of Queen's most famous shows, and was broadcast live simultaneously on BBC Radio 1 and BBC 1 on 'The Old Grey Whistle Test', from 10pm onwards. The setlist was rearranged to: Main Set: Now I'm Here, Ogre Battle, White Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen, The March Of The Black Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody (reprise), Bring Back That Leroy Brown, Brighton Rock, Guitar Solo, Son And Daughter, Keep Yourself Alive, Liar, In The Lap Of The Gods.... Revisited First Encore: Big Spender, Jailhouse Rock Medley (including Stupid Cupid and Be Bop A Lula) Second Encore: Seven Seas Of Rhye, See What A Fool I've Been, God Save The Queen The whole show was officially released in 2015 as the 'A Night At The Odeon' album and DVD/Blu-ray. The DVD and Blu-ray feature all tracks apart from the second encore, as the BBC camera crew stopped filming after the Jailhouse Rock Medley. A boxed set was also released, which contains the CD album, DVD and Blu-ray, plus an exclusive 12" single which features 'Now I'm Here', recorded at the soundcheck in the afternoon. The 2011 double disc reissues of 'Sheer Heart Attack' and 'Queen II' include audio tracks of 'Now I'm Here' and 'White Queen' respectively, while the 2011 iTunes LP's of 'Queen II' and 'Queen' feature bonus videos of 'Ogre Battle' and 'Son And Daughter'. Parts of 'Keep Yourself Alive', and edited versions of Big Spender and Jailhouse Rock Medley were released on the 'Rare Live' video, while the 'Greatest Hits In Japan' DVD includes 'The March Of The Black Queen'. Three bootlegs in the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project feature material from this show, namely Xmas At The Beeb (16 tracks), Rhapsody In Red (15 tracks), and Rogues & Scandals (5 tracks). Between them they feature the full concert, although the Jailhouse Rock Medley is edited. | |
| 1. 27 January 1976 - Palace Theatre, Waterbury, USA 2. 29 January 1976 - Music Hall, Boston, USA 3. 30 January 1976 - Music Hall, Boston, USA 4. 31 January 1976 - Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA 5. 1 February 1976 - Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA 6. 2 February 1976 - Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA 7. 5 February 1976 - Beacon Theatre, New York, USA 8. 6 February 1976 - Beacon Theatre, New York, USA 9. 7 February 1976 - Beacon Theatre, New York, USA 10. 8 February 1976 - Beacon Theatre, New York, USA 11. 11 February 1976 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, USA 12. 12 February 1976 - Masonic Temple, Detroit, USA 13. 13 February 1976 - Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinatti, USA 14. 14 February 1976 - Public Hall, Cleveland, USA 15. 15 February 1976 - Sports Arena, Toledo, USA 16. 18 February 1976 - Civic Centre, Saginsaw, USA 17. 19 February 1976 - Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Columbus, USA 18. 20 February 1976 - Syrian Mosque, Pittsburg, USA 19. 23 February 1976 - Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, USA 20. 24 February 1976 - Auditorium Theatre, Chicago, USA 21. 26 February 1976 - Keil Auditorium, St Louis, USA 22. 27 February 1976 - Convention Centre, Indianopolis, USA 23. 28 February 1976 - Dane County Coliseum, Madison, USA 24. 29 February 1976 - Coliseum, Fort Wayne, USA 25. 1 March 1976 - Auditorium, Milwaukee, USA 26. 3 March 1976 - St Paul's Civic Auditorium, Minneapolis, USA 27. 7 March 1976 - Berkeley Community, Berkeley, USA 28. 9 March 1976 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA (first show) 29. 9 March 1976 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA (second show) 30. 10 March 1976 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA 31. 11 March 1976 - Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Los Angeles, USA 32. 12 March 1976 - Sports Arena, San Diego, USA |
| 1. 22 March 1976 - Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan 2. 23 March 1976 - Aichi Ken Gymnasium, Nagoya, Japan 3. 24 March 1976 - Kosei Kaikan, Himeji City, Japan 4. 26 March 1976 - Kyden Gymnasium, Fukuoka, Japan (first show) 5. 26 March 1976 - Kyden Gymnasium, Fukuoka, Japan (second show) 6. 29 March 1976 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan (first show) 7. 29 March 1976 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Osaka, Japan (second show) | |
| This show was released on the Expert Sky Cabinet bootleg as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 8. 31 March 1976 - Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan 9. 1 April 1976 - Budokan Hall, Tokyo, Japan 10. 2 April 1976 - Miyagi-Ken Sports Centre, Sendai, Japan 11. 4 April 1976 - Nichidai Kodo, Tokyo, Japan | |
| Five tracks, 'Ogre Battle', 'Sweet Lady', 'White Queen', 'The March Of The Black Queen' and 'Bohemian Rhapsody' (reprise), were released on the Cardiac Arrest bootleg, as part of the 'Top 100 Bootlegs' project. | |
| 12. 11 April 1976 - Entertainments Centre, Perth, Australia 13. 14 April 1976 - Apollo Stadium, Adelaide, Australia 14. 15 April 1976 - Apollo Stadium, Adelaide, Australia 15. 17 April 1976 - Horden Pavilion, Sydney, Australia 16. 18 April 1976 - Horden Pavilion, Sydney, Australia 17. 19 April 1976 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia 18. 20 April 1976 - Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia 19. 22 April 1976 - Festival Hall, Brisbane, Australia | |
| 1. 1 September 1976 - Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland 2. 2 September 1976 - Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland 3. 10 September 1976 - Cardiff Castle, Cardiff, Wales 4. 18 September 1976 - Hyde Park, London, England | |
| This was a free concert to thank fans, and to mark the group's sixth anniversary. Due to police restrictions, 'Doing Alright', 'Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon', 'Tie Your Mother Down', 'Now I'm Here', 'Big Spender', 'Jailhouse Rock' and 'God Save The Queen' were not performed. 'Sweet Lady' was released on 'The Making Of 'A Night At The Opera' DVD, and 'You Take My Breath Away' appears on the 'A Day At The Races' 2011 double disc reissue, while excerpts of the concert appear on the 'Rare Live' video and the 'Somebody To Love' and 'Bicycle Race' promo videos, as well as many of the videos on the 30th Anniversary 'A Night At The Opera' DVD. | |
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