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Louisville, KY Louisville Palace, November 15, 1982 Bangor Auditorium, Bangor, ME (supported by The Ramones), 11/17/82 Rochester, NY Auditorium Theater, 11/19/82 Mt Pleasant, MI Rose Arena **with The Look**, 11/22/82 Peoria, IL Civic Center **with Elvis Brothers, Rory Gallagher**, 11/27/82 Berkeley, CA Community Theatre **with Novo Combo**, 11/30/82 Santa Barbara, CA Arlington Theatre, 12/02/82 Stockton, CA Fox Theatre **with The Producers**, 12/? Have a look which song was played how often in 1980! Rescheduled from 1980-08-04. rectangle pass for the Black + Blue tour, Guest During this time, Beatin' The Odds (1980) and Take No Prisoners (1981) was released with singer Jimmy Farrar. Click here for ticket stub picture for the Jan 3rd date. window.mc4wp.listeners.push( Possibilities for the date are 1980-09-09, -11, -13, -15-18, -24 or -28, but logistically 24th is the most likely date. Black+Blue filming, 13100 people. The Encore Part Of The Show, Performing.ONE MAN'S PLEASURE,. URL: http://www.dio.net/tour/heaven_and_hell.html, Farrar then left the group to make way for Brown's return. titled Black + Blue with Blue Oyster Cult in October 1980 in the USA. Springfield, MA Springfield Civic Center, 02/13/89 Toronto, ON, Canada Maple Leaf Gardens, 02/19/89 Calgary, AB Canada Pengrowth Saddledome **with Eddie Money**, 02/22/89 Houston, TX The Astrodomain **Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo**, 02/24/89 Vancouver, BC, Canada Pacific Coliseum **with Eddie Money**, 03/01/89 Oakland, CA Kaiser Convention Center, 03/03/89 Los Angeles, CA Universal Amphitheatre, 03/04/89 San Diego, CA Starlight Bowl **with Jetboy**, 03/07/89 Salt Lake City, UT Salt Palace Exhibition Hall, 03/08/89 Casper, WY Events Center *with Jetboy**, 03/10/89 Denver, CO Mammoth Events Center, 03/18/89 Daytona Beach, FL MTV Spring Break, 03/18/89 Sunrise, FL Sunrise Musical Theater, 04/02/89 Martin, TN University of Tennessee **with Royal Court of China*, 04/05/89 Salem, VA Civic Center **with Royal Court of China*, 04/06/89 Morehead, KY Morehead State University **with Royal Court of China*, 04/07/89 Clarksburg, WV Nathan Goff Armory **with Royal Court of China*, 04/08/89 Washington, D.C Bender Arena, American Univ, 05/07/89 Philadelphia, PA Hill Field, Univ of Pennsylvania, 05/21/89 Atlanta, GA Six Flags Over Georgia, Southern Star Amphitheatre **with Samantha Fox**, 05/26/89 Berea, OH Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds **National Rib Cook Off**, 06/11/89 Cincinnati, OH Kings Island **with Elvis Brothers**, 06/23/89 Nummijarvi, Finland Nummirockfestival, August 4, 1989 Harriet Island Regional Park, St. Paul, MN (Riverfest, supported by Soul Asylum), 08/26/89 Charleston, WV Sternwheel Regatta, 09/02/89 Corpus Christi, TX Naval Air Station **With Huey Lewis & The Who**, 10/31/89 Madison, WI Oscar Mayer Theater, Civic Center **2 sets**, 12/? all areas laminate pass for May 1980 European tour, Guest The crowd reaction to Farrar being back was not overly positive, though, so Ingram and Brown together made the decision to bring back Brown's 1992 stand-in, Phil McCormack, as the permanent replacement. Some claim this gig was cancelled, but according to two concert goers it happened. Artist: Molly Hatchet ; Release Date: 1980-09-01 . They experienced commercial success and popularity during the late 1970s and early-to-mid 1980s among southern and hard rock communities. Click here for 2nd ticket stub picture for the Jan 4th date. This is the first album with new vocalist Jimmy Farrar, who replaced Danny Joe Brown. [16] After Brown left Molly Hatchet, he formed the Danny Joe Brown Band. Some sources list the venue as Youth Hall. Molly Hatchet continues on to sign a new studio album recording deal, slated for release in 2018", "Molly Hatchet singer Phil McCormack Dead at 59", "Founding Molly Hatchet Guitarist Steve Holland Dies", "Molly Hatchet Announce Battleground Album, Tour with New Singer", "MOLLY HATCHET | full Official Chart History", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Molly_Hatchet&oldid=1141359276, Southern rock musical groups from Jacksonville, Short description is different from Wikidata, Articles needing additional references from October 2008, All articles needing additional references, Articles with unsourced statements from January 2018, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License 3.0. After a quick rehearsal backstage, Blackfoot's Rickey Medlocke took Brown's place as front man and their other guitarist, Charlie Hargrett, played behind Hlubek's lead. Also in 2000, Kingdom of XII was recorded and released in Europe, and the band then toured Europe to promote the album. MollyHatchet | Events Events March 7, 2023 Private Corporate Event - Indianapolis, Indiana Location: 230 W McCarty St, Indianapolis, IN 46225, USA Date: March 7, 2023 Time: 19:00 PM Ticket Price: March 10, 2023 Dog House Bar and Concert Venue - Port Orange, Florida Location: 3400 S Nova Rd, Port Orange, FL 32129, USA Date: March 10, 2023 Their next tour date is at The Stationery Factory Main Stage in Dalton, after that they'll be at District 142 in Wyandotte. Brown rejoined the band in May 1982 after the departure of Farrar. Molly Hatchet is an American rock band formed in 1971 by guitarist Dave Hlubek in Jacksonville, Florida. Shows: 1100Earliest: Jun 28, 1974Latest: Nov 19, 2022Next Show: Fri Apr 7,2023 at Live at the Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati, OHview all upcoming shows >, Follow Tour Date Search: Contact | Feagle was succeeded the same year by drummer Kenny Holton. The 1980s brought several member changes, and by 1990 the group had decided to take a long-term break. 5556 tickets sold. Tim Lindsey, performer and music lover throughout his long and successful career. Contact | In March 1983, the line-up of Brown, Hlubek, Holland, Roland, West, and Borden released the band's fifth album No GutsNo Glory. Gig was apparently so loud that the venue banned concerts for over 10 years. Bram Tchaikovsky was scheduled to play as well but cancelled. View all concerts. callback: cb Blue Oyster Cult, Molly Hatchet, Shakin' Street. })(); Subscribe to the Molly Hatchet Newsletter and receive tour date schedules and more You can unsubscribe any time. various worldwide USO Tour incl Okinawa, Phillipines, Hawaii, Diego Garcia, 03/26/84 Oahu, HI Aloha Stadium **with Heart, REO Speedwagon**, 05/04/84 Boston, MA MIT Spring Concert **with Til' Tuesday**, 05/05/84 Cortland, NY Little York Park **with The Ramones and David Johannsen**, 05/11/84 St Louis, MO Six Flags Old Glory Auditorium, 05/12/84 Nashville, TN Opryland Festival Grounds, 05/19/84 Valencia, CA Magic Mountain ** 2 shows, early & late**, 05/30/84? Lots of thanks for figuring out many of these dates go to Rob Dwyer, webmaster of the now already gone Black Sabbath Live Project web site! The band's Southern Rock Masters (April 2008) was an album of classic rock covers and was released again in a slightly realtered form as Regrinding the Axes (June 2012). San Diego, CA San Diego Stadium **KGB-FM Skyshow" w/ Chuck Berry, Joan Jett, Susan Lynch, Blitz Bros**, 05/08/82? **, 07/? This line-up recorded the album Silent Reign of Heroes (June 1998). Rest assured, Molly Hatchet is a band, that after 40 years, is always workin hard, playin tough, livin fast, and still Flirtin with Disaster!!! They reunited in the mid-'90s as an active touring outfit, releasing Devil's Canyon, their first record since Lightning Strikes Twice, in 1996. Black Sabbath headlined the show. Brown returned to record No Guts [8] Danny Joe Brown's stage persona, gruff voice, and cowboy horse-whistling was replaced by Jimmy Farrar's new vocal style, mixed with a new, harder-rocking sound. Facebook Some sources suggest the date was 1980-07-09 but short review in Tulsa World newspaper confirm the date as Ronnie's birthday, 1980-07-10. The band is currently on an extensive 18-month world tour in support of the new release Kingdom of XII where guest artist Charlie Daniels appeared on 2 tracks the album charted in Europe and had much success. Guitarist/founder Hlubek, who later admitted to suffering from drug troubles, left Molly Hatchet in January 1987. Max Webster was claimed to have been also the openers, but according to a A II Z member, they didn't play. West Lebanon town board banned gigs at the Speedway as two youths died in car accidents after the gig, and there had also been rioting after the gig. Erie, PA Erie County Fieldhouse, 07/05/82 Columbus, OH Vets Memorial **with Krokus & Saxon**, 07/06/82 Cuyahoga Falls, OH Blossom Music Center **with Krokus & Saxon**, 07/07/82? Lead singer, Danny Joe Brown left the band in 1980 and contacted Bobby Ingram, a Jacksonville-based guitarist and friend, who gave brown his first singing gig in 1975 with a Jacksonville based band called Rum Creek. Bassist Jerry Scott (formerly with Brian Howe's band) joined in early 2002 after McKinney departed. After 4.5 years of touring and tracking outside of the studio on their own material, it was time to release an album that in the bands tradition go back to the roots of straight forward southern rock and roll that are unequaled of anything the band has recorded before in the 25-year legacy. Some sources incorrectly list this as Sun Plaza Hall or Youth Hall. The band released six studio albums on Epic Records between 1978 and 1984, including the platinum-selling hit records Molly Hatchet (1978), Flirtin' with Disaster (1979) and Beatin' the Odds (1980). Click here for ticket stub picture with the 1980-08-06 date. Rescheduled from 1980-07-27. Postponed from 1980-05-04. The producer on their first record, Tom Werman, known for working with straight rock music acts such as Cheap Trick and Ted Nugent,[7] combined boogie, blues, and hard rock. They were a popular band during the late 1970s and early to mid-1980s among the southern rock and hard rock communities. Former Hatchet singer Danny Joe Brown, despite a long battle with diabetes and the effects of a stroke, was able to take the stage one last time at the Jammin' for DJB benefit concert organized by former Hatchet bassist Riff West on July 18, 1999, at Orlando, Florida's Club LaVela. Summer Jam '80 Festival, Memorial Stadium, Blue Oyster Cult (HL), Molly Hatchet, Riot. ?/82 Birmingham, AL Boutwell Auditorium, 08/12/82 Chicago, IL Navy Pier **Chicagofest, with U.S.S.A**, 08/13/82 Seymour, WI Outagamie County Fairgrounds **with Axe**, 08/13/82? Some sources incorrectly claim that Vinny Appice was on drums here already as Bill Ward was about to leave the band, but Bill Ward had agreed to play with Black Sabbath again. The gig posters claim this show was on July 12th, but according to ticket stubs, Blue Oyster Cult's keyboard tech and a concert goer, this show took place on Monday, July 14th instead. Current keyboardist John Galvin has been a member of Molly Hatchet since 1984 (with the exception of a break between 1991 and 1994) and Bobby Ingram has been their guitarist since 1987, when he replaced founding member Dave Hlubek, who rejoined the band 18 years later and stayed with the band until his death in 2017. Molly Hatchet is an American southern rock band formed in Jacksonville. The band has plans on touring in support of the 25th anniversary and will release a new studio album of all of the classic songs re-recorded in this generation of the band with Artists International Management, Inc. as their agency. In 1997, keyboardist Tim Donovan began filling in for Galvin on the road and Sean Shannon became the group's new drummer in 1998 after Crawford left. Originally scheduled as Sportatorium, Hollywood, FL but moved to Jai Alai Fronton instead. By 1981, Molly Hatchet had evolved to a straight-ahead rock style and a slicker production, as exhibited on Take No Prisoners (November 1981). } Top grossing show in the US for the week. Click here for ticket stub picture with date as July 14. San Antonio, TX Convention Centre Arena **with Billy Squier**, 07/25/82 Austin. Vinny Appice's first show, some sources incorrectly list the venue as N.B.C Stadium. follow. Norman OK LLoyd Noble Arena **with Saxon**, 07/18/82 Lubbock, TX Lubbock Coliseum **with Aldo Nova & Saxon**, 07/20/82 El Paso, TX Civic Center Plaza **with Saxon**, 07/21/82 Odessa, TX Ector Coliseum **with Saxon**, 07/23/82 Dallas, TX Reunion Arena **with Saxon**, 07/24/82? Cheap Trick (HL), A Day On The Green Festival, Oakland Stadium, Journey (HL), Cheap Trick, Molly Hatchet, Gamma. Hollywood, CA Hollywood Palladium, 12/11/82 Albuquerque, NM Graham Central Station, 12/27/82 St Petersburg, FL Bayfront Center **with .38 Special**, 12/30/82 Little Rock, AR Barton Coliseum **with .38 Special**, 12/31/82? Rescheduled from 1981-01-05. This page is maintained by Tapio Keihnen, ?/82? The city is sometimes listed as Stuttgart, but it was Gppingen-Uhingen instead, slightly outside Stuttgart. (function() { On July 8, 1990, Molly Hatchet, which had been dropped by Capitol after the commercial failure of Lighting Strikes Twice, announced at a show in Toledo, Ohio, that the concert would be their final one; after that night, the band would be disbanding. Tim Donovan (1997-2002), Scott Woods (2002), Jeff Ravenscraft (2003-2004), Gary Corbett (2004), and Richie Del Favero (2004-2005) played live keyboards until 2005, after which the group dispensed with having a touring keyboardist for a while. Some sources incorrectly claim this was October 11th instead. The band is currently touring worldwide and has plans for a new studio album release in 2024. Click here for medical team pass picture. This show was part of "Black 'N' Blue Weekend" in New England. Gainesville, FL O'Connell Center, 10/26/88 Tuscaloosa, AL Foster Auditorium **with Femme Fatale**, 10/29/88 New Orleans, LA LA Saenger Performing Arts Centre **with Femme Fatale**, 11/02/88 Stevens Point, WI Quandt Fieldhouse, 11/03/88 Normal, IL ISU Braden Auditorium, 11/04/88 Macomb, IL Western Illinois University, 11/05/88 West Lafayette, IN Elliot Hall of Music, 11/18/88 Kyoto, Japan Kaikan Daiichi Hall, 11/25/88 Nagoya, Japan Nagoya-Shi Kokkaido, 12/16/88 Green Bay, WI Brown Co Veterans Memorial Arena **with Bullet Boys**, 12/28/88 Evansville, IN Roberts Stadium, 12/29/88 Louisville, KY Louisville Gardens, 01/02/89 Cedar Rapids, IA Five Seasons Center, 01/05/89 Milwaukee, WI Riverside Theatre **with House of Lords**, 01/06/89 Milwaukee, WI Riverside Theatre **with House of Lords**, 01/07/89 Des Moines, IA Veteran's Memorial Auditorium, 01/08/89 South Bend, IN Morris Civic Auditorium, 01/21/89 Detroit, MI Palace of Auburn Hills, 01/25/89? As we live day by day no one knew that Bobby Ingram would suffer the loss of his wife Stephanie during the tracking of the album and finish after a delay. Click here for the back side of the 2nd ticket stub picture. Click here for 2nd ticket stub back side picture. 17843 tickets sold. Submariner, Datejust, Day-Date, and other models. Black Sabbath headlined, 13000 people. Danny Joe Brown left the band in 1980 and contacted Bobby Ingram, a Jacksonville-based guitarist and friend, who gave brown his first singing gig in 1975 with a Jacksonville based band called Rum Creek . Molly Hatchet > Tour Statistics. Click here for ticket stub picture with the January 9th date. Memphis, TN Mud Island Amphitheater, 09/28/88 Ruston, LA Thomas Assembly Center, 10/22/88 Phoenix, AZ Veterans Memorial Coliseum or Arizona State Fair, 10/23/88 Portales, NM Easter New Mexico University, 10/26/88? Click here for gig cancellation notice picture. event : evt, One of its singles, "There Goes the Neighborhood", did, however, enter the top 30 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. Live streams; Chase City concerts. | the front page http://www.dio.net/. Cincinnati, OH Riverfront Coliseum, 06/14/85 Saratoga Springs, NY Performing Arts Center **with REO Speedwagon**, 06/15/85 Buffalo, NY Memorial Auditorium **with REO Speedwagon**, 06/16/85 Erie, PA Liberty Park Amphitheatre **with REO Speedwagon**, 06/18/85 New Haven, CT New Haven Coliseum, 06/22/85 Philadelphia, PA Mann Music Center **with REO Speedwagon**, 06/23/85 Columbia, MD Merriweather Post Pavilion **with REO Speedwagon**, 06/25/85? Tour ad claims the venue was Wessex Hall. Locked and Loaded (a live recording from 2000) was released in March 2003 and 25th Anniversary: Best of Re-Recorded followed in January 2004. ?/80 Boise, ID Race Track **with Molly Hatchet**, 07/17/80 Missoula, MT University of Montana, 07/19/80 Boulder, CO Folsom Field **Colorado Sun-Day #1 with REO Speedwagon, Blackfoot, Sammy Hagar, Bill Bruford**, 07/26/80 Los Angeles, CA Memorial Coliseum **"Summer Blowout Festival" with Journey, Black Sabbath, Molly Hatchet, The Babys & Russia, 07/27/80 Oakland, CA Oakland Stadium **"Day on the Green" with Journey, Black Sabbath, Molly Hatchet, The Babys & Russia**, 07/30/80 Calgary, AL, Canada Stampede Corral **with Loverboy**, 08/02/80 Victoria, BC, Canada Memorial Arena, 08/03/80 Vancouver, BC, Canada Pacific Coliseum, 08/05/80 Edmonton, AB, Canada Coliseum **with Loverboy**, 08/07/80 Winnipeg, MB, Canada Winnipeg Arena, 08/09/80 Toronto, ON, Canada Maple Leaf Gardens **Pete Comita's first show**, 08/16/80 Yokohama, Japan Yokohama Stadium **Japan Jam II**, 08/17/80 Yokohama, Japan Yokohama Stadium **Japan Jam II**, 08/19/80 Kobe, Japan Rokkousan Skiing Grounds, 09/xx/80 Amsterdam, Holland Last Waterhole, 10/01/80? Images & Album Art appears courtesy of Paul Raymond Gregory 2008 Melody Crafter Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved. all areas pass for November 1980 Japanese tour, Access 19399 tickets sold, sold out show. Steve Holland, who was the guitarist of Molly Hatchet from 1971 to 1984, died on August 2, 2020, of pnuemonia as a complication of COVID-19 at age 66. Russia (1), The Babys (2), Molly Hatchet (3), Black Sabbath (4), Journey (5), Some sources claim this happened on 1980-11-11, but at least the ticket stubs bear the 1980-11-07 date. Some sources incorrectly list the venue as Wessex Hall. We will all miss him and his music lives on. On the list below (HL) Brown was replaced in 1980 in Molly Hatchet by vocalist Jimmy Farrar,[8] a native of LaGrange, Georgia. They retained Brown and their Southern rock style. [38] In June 2022, Ingram reported to the Creston News Advertiser that a new Molly Hatchet album is in the works and intended for a late 2023 release. With producers Kalle Trapp and Bobby Ingram the album was voted the number one rock record in Europe for 1996. Blue Oyster Cult was going to headline but they cancelled because of a thunderstorm. [8] In the following year, drummer B. Salem, OR set a decibel limit for the gigs as this show was so loud. View the concert map Statistics of Molly Hatchet in 1980! Gregory.[22][21]. Hamburg, Germany Andi Max **cancelled*, 10/06/80? ?/85 Fresno, CA Selland Arena **with Night Ranger**, 10/01/85 Yakima, WA Central Washington State Fair, 10/05/85 Odessa, TX Ector County Coliseum **with Night Ranger**, 10/07/85 Lubbock, TX Lubbock Coliseum **with Night Ranger**, 10/12/85 Shreveport, LA Hirsch Coliseum **with Night Ranger**, 10/13/85 Biloxi, MS Mississippi Coast Coliseum **with Night Ranger**, 10/15/85 DeKalb, IL Evans Fieldhouse, NIU **with John Waite**, 10/16/85 Louisville, KY Louisville Gardens **with John Waite**, 10/17/85 Indianapolis, IN Market Square Arena, 10/25/85 Columbus, OH Veterans Memorial **with John Waite**, 10/26/85 Mansfield, PA Decker Gym **with John Waite**, 10/27/85 Waltham, MA Bentley University **with John Waite**, 10/28/85 Trenton, NJ Trenton Stage College, 10/31/85 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall **with John Waite**, 11/03/85 Thibodaux, LA Nicholls State University **with John Waite**, 11/05/85 Sunrise, FL Sunrise Musical Theater **with John Waite**, 11/08/85 Tampa, FL USF Sun Dome **with John Waite**, 11/09/85 Melbourne, FL Brevard County Fair **with John Waite**, 11/10/85 Jacksonville, FL Coliseum **with John Waite**, 11/19/85 St Louis, MO Fox Theater **with John Waite**, 11/20/85 Joplin, MO Memorial Hall **with John Waite**, 11/27/85 Hollywood, CA Hollywood Palladium **with John Waite**, 11/30/85 San Francisco, CA Warfield Theatre **with John Waite**, 12/27/85 Merrillville, IN Holiday Star Music Theatre, 02/06/86 Manchester, England Apollo **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/07/86 Newcastle, England City Hall **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/08/86 Edinburgh, Scotland Playhouse **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/09/86 Birmingham, England Odeon **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/10/86 Cardiff, Wales St Davids Hall **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/12/86 Nottingham, England Royal Concert Hall **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/13/86 Sheffield, England City Hall **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/14/86 London, England Hammersmith Odeon **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/15/86 London, England Hammersmith Odeon **supporting Motley Crue**, 02/20/86 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall **Drive aid concert with Todd Rundgren, Nils Lofgren, Michael Des Barres, Kool & the Gang**, 03/22/86 Miami, FL **cancelled, free show with Molly Hatchet**, 03/29/86 West Point, NY Eisenhower Hall Theater, US Military Academy, 04/09/86 Florence, AL University of N Alabama, Flowers Hall, 08/02/86 Palmer, AK Polar Raceway Park **with Chataqua, The Automatics, Hired Gun, Mercenary**, 08/12/86 Springfield, IL Illinois State Fair **with Blue Oyster Cult**, 08/17/86 Benzonia, MI Detour Meadows **with Blue Oyster Cult**, 08/31/86 Atlanta, GA Six Flags Over Georgia, 09/11/86 New Orleans, LA Natchez Riverboat, 10/23/86 Jacksonville, AL Jacksonville State University **with Bad Boy**, 10/28/86 Atlanta, GA Capri Theatre **with Bad Boy**, 11/01/86 Melbourne, FL Brevard County Fair, 11/02/86 Brandon, FL Brandon Balloon Festival, 11/13/86 Cincinnati, OH Bogarts **with Elvis Brothers**, 11/22/86 Boston, MA Bayside Expo Centre **WBCN Homeless Benefit**, 12/03/86? Longtime bass player Banner Thomas left in November 1981 and was replaced by Riff West. Show all. Artist: Molly Hatchet Release Date: 1980-09-01 Genre: Southern rock, Hard rock Produced By: Tom Werman Studio album by Molly Hatchet Beatin' the Odds is the third studio album by American southern rock band Molly Hatchet, released in 1980.
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