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Led Zeppelin North American Tour Summer 1969

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1969 concert tour by Led Zeppelin

North America Summer 1969
Tour byLed Zeppelin
Poster by artist Frank Bettencourt promoting Santa Barbara, California concert
Location
  • United States
  • Canada
Associated albumLed Zeppelin
Start date5 July 1969 (scheduled to start on 4 July 1969)
End date31 August 1969
No. of shows46 (48 scheduled)
Led Zeppelin concert chronology

Led Zeppelin'sSummer 1969 North American Tour was the thirdconcert tour of North America by the Englishrock band. The tour commenced on 5 July and concluded on 31 August 1969.

By this point in the band's career, Led Zeppelin were earning $30,000 a night for each of the concerts they performed.[1] According tomusic journalistChris Welch:

One New York concert drew 21,000 people, while support likethe Doors andIron Butterfly were consistently blown off stage by the rampaging Britons.[1]

This concert tour is noteworthy for the number of festival appearances made by Led Zeppelin.[2] These include:[3]

Tour set list

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During the tour, Led Zeppelin usually played the same songs in the same order:[3][4][5][6]

  1. "Train Kept A-Rollin' "
  2. "I Can't Quit You Baby"
  3. "Dazed and Confused"
  4. "You Shook Me"
  5. "White Summer" / "Black Mountain Side"
  6. "How Many More Times" – the medley portion was sometimes expanded to include "The Lemon Song" and some early rock & roll and blues numbers
  7. "Communication Breakdown"

The group sometimes added:

  1. "I Gotta Move" (8 August, while Page replaced a broken guitar string)
  2. "What Is and What Should Never Be" (11 July & 21 August)
  3. "Pat's Delight" (18 July)
  4. "Your Time Is Gonna Come" (14 August)
  5. "Long Tall Sally" (6 July, 12 July, & 30 August)

Tour dates

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DateCityCountryVenue
4 July 1969WestburyUnited StatesRoosevelt Raceway
5 July 1969AtlantaAtlanta International Pop Festival
6 July 1969NewportNewport Jazz Festival
8 July 1969MiamiMiami Beach Convention Center
9 July 1969TampaCurtis Hixon Hall
10 July 1969JacksonvilleJacksonville Memorial Coliseum
11 July 1969LaurelLaurel Pop FestivalLaurel Park Racecourse
12 July 1969PhiladelphiaThe Spectrum
13 July 1969New York CitySinger Bowl
unscheduled, impromptu performance
15 July 1969RochesterWar Memorial Auditorium
16 July 1969DetroitOlympia Stadium
18 July 1969ChicagoKinetic Playground
19 July 1969
20 July 1969ClevelandMusicarnival
21 July 1969New York CitySchaefer Music FestivalWollman Rink,Central Park
25 July 1969West AllisMidwest Rock FestivalState Fair Park
26 July 1969VancouverCanadaPNE Agrodome
27 July 1969WoodinvilleUnited StatesSeattle Pop Festival
29 July 1969EdmontonCanadaKinsmen Field House
30 July 1969Salt Lake CityUnited StatesTerrace Ballroom
31 July 1969EugeneUniversity of Oregon
1 August 1969Santa BarbaraFairgrounds Arena
2 August 1969AlbuquerqueAlbuquerque Civic Auditorium
3 August 1969HoustonHouston Music Hall
4 August 1969DallasState Fair Coliseum
6 August 1969SacramentoMemorial Auditorium
7 August 1969BerkeleyBerkeley Community Theatre
8 August 1969San BernardinoSwing Auditorium
9 August 1969AnaheimAnaheim Convention Center
10 August 1969San DiegoSan Diego Sports Arena
11 August 1969Las VegasLas Vegas Ice Palace
13 August 1969LubbockLubbock Music Hall
14 August 1969AustinMunicipal Auditorium
15 August 1969San AntonioHemisFair Arena
16 August 1969Asbury ParkAsbury Park Convention Hall
17 August 1969WallingfordOakdale Musical Theater
18 August 1969TorontoCanadaThe Rockpile
2 Shows
20 August 1969SchenectadyUnited StatesThe Aerodrome
21 August 1969FraminghamCarousel Theater
22 August 1969Dania BeachPirates World
23 August 1969
24 August 1969JacksonvilleVeterans Memorial Coliseum
25 August 1969MonticelloDelano Motor Lodge
27 August 1969Hampton BeachHampton Beach Casino Ballroom
29 August 1969New York CitySinger Bowl
30 August 1969
31 August 1969LewisvilleTexas International Pop Festival

References

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  1. ^abWelch 1994, p. 40.
  2. ^Lewis & Pallett 2005, p. 68.
  3. ^abLewis & Pallett 2005, pp. 69–80.
  4. ^"Shows: July 5, 1969 – 26 July 1969".Ledzeppelin.com. Retrieved30 October 2019.
  5. ^"Shows: July 27, 1969 – 30 August 1969".Ledzeppelin.com. Retrieved30 October 2019.
  6. ^"Shows: August 31, 1969".Ledzeppelin.com. Retrieved30 October 2019.

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