[1] Donate | Riot show, Black Sabbath (headliner) abandonded the show after 25 minutes when Geezer Butler was hit with a bottle. 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? 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** Black Sabbath played Children Of The Grave as special encore as the crowd didn't leave after the lights came on at the end of the show. Lyon, France Palais D'hiver **with Angel City**, 11/10/80? Blanz left in mid-1991, replaced by Erik Lundgren. Some sources incorrectly list this as 1980-10-15. Click here for the front side of 2nd ticket stub picture. Shakin' Street was going to be the opening band but they apparently were replace by a local band called Spike. B. In 1987, Bobby Ingram joined the band as lead guitarist and songwriter. In April 1995, after continuing health problems, Brown had to once again leave the band and Jimmy Farrar was brought back for a few weeks to front the group and help "legitimize" the current version. Bass guitarist Banner Thomas, age 62, died from complications of pneumonia and rheumatoid arthritis on April 10, 2017. Formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1975, Molly Hatchet took their name from a legendary Southern prostitute who supposedly mutilated and decapitated her clients. Their gig was rescheduled to 1980-09-03. Show all. Memphis, TN Mid-South Coliseum **with .38 Special, Keith Sykes**, 01/26/83 Cannes, France Palais des Festivales **MIDEM Industry Trade Fair Gala**, 05/28/83 Memphis, TN Mid-South Fairgrounds **Carnival Musicfest**, 08/14/83 Epping, NH New England Dragway **with Krokus, Blackfoot, Joe Perry Project**, 08/21/83 Chicago, IL Soldier Field **Chicagofest, with Steve Dahl and Teenage Radiation**, 08/22/83 Indianapolis, IN Indiana State Fairgrounds **with The Elvis Brothers**, 09/04/83 Columbia, TN Bam Webster Farm **Electric Cowboy Pop Festival**, 09/26/83 Montevallo, AL University of Montevallo, 09/30/83 Mansfield, PA Mansfield Uni, Decker Gym, 10/02/83 Wilkes Barre, PA Pocono Downs **"Pocono Jam" with Joan Jett, Foghat, Joe Perry Project**, 10/? Brown was replaced in 1980 in Molly Hatchet by vocalist Jimmy Farrar,[8] a native of LaGrange, Georgia. John Galvin, though he continued to appear on the band's albums, was again not touring with the band in the 2000s (except for a short European tour in December 2001). [4] He was replaced by Bobby Ingram, who had contributed backup vocals to Double Trouble, had played as a guitarist in the Danny Joe Brown Band, and had also played earlier with Brown in Rum Creek. November 1985 had the unveiling of the band's double live album Double Trouble Live,[8] after which the band was dropped by Epic. Feagle was succeeded the same year by drummer Kenny Holton. 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: Offenbach, Germany Stadhalle **cancelled**, 10/02/80? 01/02/80 San Diego, CA Sports Arena **with Moon Martin**, 01/23/80 San Antonio, TX Convention Centre Arena, 03/19/80 Ft Lauderdale, FL Sunrise Theatre, 03/24/80 Providence, RI Providence Performing Arts Centre, 03/27/80 Mitchellville, MD Capital Centre, 03/28/80 Hempstead, NY Calderone Concert Hall, 04/03/80? The band toured both in Europe and States for the Heaven And Hell album. Bill Ward left them in mid August 1980 and was replaced by Molly Hatchet is an American rock band formed in 1971 by guitarist Dave Hlubek in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1990, while Ingram, Galvin, and Brown continued the tradition as Molly Hatchet the tough touring schedule lead to the other members departure from the band. **, 07/? 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). 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? Everyone was glad to see Dave having a good time and doing what he does bestthe tradition lives on! 4000 people, Riot was scheduled to play as well but cancelled at the last minute. Included on the album is an acoustic version of the classic hit Fall Of The Peacemakers. Blue Oyster Cult, Molly Hatchet, Shakin' Street: Aug 18 1980: Chicago, IL: International Amphitheatre: Aug 19 1980: Bloomington: Metropolitan Sports Center: Blue Oyster Cult, Shakin' Street: Aug 19 1980: Bill Ward's last gig with the band until Live Aid in 1985: . Click here for another gig poster picture. Cologne, Germany Stadhalle **cancelled*, 10/07/80? Some claim that Girlschool would've been the opening act instead of Shakin' Street, but Girlschool was touring in Europe at the time. Holmes was one of the opener, but apparently that was not the case. Click here for gig ad picture with the January 5th date. Nashville, TN Opryland **postponed from 5/11/84**, 05/31/84? Click here for 2nd ticket stub back side picture. [39], Molly Hatchet took its name from a prostitute who allegedly mutilated and decapitated her clients. follow. Rescheduled from 1980-12-30. Images & Album Art appears courtesy of Paul Raymond Gregory 2008 Melody Crafter Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Some sources incorrectly claim the date was September 2nd and that Thin Lizzy would've been the opener. 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The Southern Rock community has lost a great person that she gave all and loved Molly Hatchet and the friends she made along the way. Locked and Loaded (a live recording from 2000) was released in March 2003 and 25th Anniversary: Best of Re-Recorded followed in January 2004. Blue Oyster Cult, Riot, Alice Cooper, Billy Squier, Shakin' Street. tour advertisement for the January-February 1981 tour. 12266 tickets sold. They experienced commercial success and popularity during the late 1970s and early-to-mid 1980s among southern and hard rock communities. Inn the early 1970s, a new form of music was emerging in the South. 1st Oregon Jam/Summer Jam '80 Festival, Fairgrounds. Brown and Ingram then put together with keyboardist John Galvin the Danny Joe Brown Band and continued touring until 1982. During the spring of 2006, David "Dino" Ramsey sat in for singer McCormack, who had taken ill. 7232 tickets sold. ?/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? 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. E-mail: dio@iki.fi. [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. Images & Album Art appears courtesy of Paul Raymond Gregory 2008 Melody Crafter Music, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Black Sabbath headlined, 13000 people. Rescheduled from 1980-07-27. LaPorte, IN LaPorte Civic Auditorium, 04/12/87? [3] The band went on a year-long tour to support the album, playing smaller venues such as clubs and theaters, as opposed to the stadiums and arenas that had expanded their popularity. Contact | 8000-9000 people in audience. Click here for 6th ticket stub picture for the Jan 4th date. 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. ?/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? Brown returned to record No Guts No Glory (1983), The Deed Is Done (1984) and Double Trouble Live (1985).In the fall of 1985, Bobby Ingram of Jacksonville came into the band as lead guitar and songwriter and the band continued to tour over 200 dates a year and in 1989 record Lightning Strikes Twice for capitol records. But MSG did not play**, 12/21/80 Oakland, CA Oakland Auditorium Arena **with Michael Schenker Group**, 12/27/80 Fresno, CA Selland Arena **with MSG (who were a no-show), The Tremblers**, 12/28/80 San Bernardino, CA Swing Auditorium, 12/31/80 San Diego, CA Sports Arena **with The Tremblers**, 01/04/81 Denver, CA McNicholls Sports Aarena, 01/08/81 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre **Note: Tickets read Omni Coliseum, show was moved after tickets were released**, 01/10/81 Nashville, TN Municipal Auditorium, 01/12/81 Birmingham, AL Boutwell Auditorium, 01/14/81 Biloxi, MS Mississippi Coast Coliseum, 01/23/81 San Antonio, TX Convention Center Arena **with Michael Stanley Band**, 01/24/81 Houston, TX Sam Houston Coliseum, 01/27/81 Shreveport, LA Hirsch Memorial Coliseum, 01/30/81 Chicago, IL Granada Theatre **with Off Broadway**, 01/31/81 Chicago, IL Granada Theatre **with Off Broadway**, 02/01/81 Chicago, IL Granada Theatre **with Off Broadway**, 02/06/81 Springfield, IL Prairie Capitol Convention Center **with UFO**, 02/07/81 Columbus, OH Veterans Memorial **with UFO**, 02/10/81 Kalamazoo, MI Wings stadium **with UFO**, 02/12/81 Milwaukee, WI Arena **with UFO**, 02/15/81 Richfield, OH Richfield Coliseum **with UFO**, 02/16/81 Pittsburgh, PA Civic Arena **with UFO**, 02/17/81 Rochester, NY War Memorial **with UFO**, 02/19/81 Binghamton, NY Broome County Arena **with UFO**, 02/20/81 Buffalo, NY Shea's Buffalo Theatre **with UFO**, 02/21/81 Philadelphia, PA Spectrum **with UFO**, 02/23/81 New Brunswick, NJ Rutgers University **with UFO**, 02/24/81 Providence, RI Civic Center **with UFO**, 02/26/81 Baltimore, MD Arena **with UFO**, 02/27/81 New York, NY Radio City Music Hall, 02/28/81 Boston, MA Boston Gardens **with UFO**, 03/02/81 Bethlehem, PA Stabler Arena **with UFO**, 03/04/81 Westchester, NY Westchester Premiere Theater, 03/05/81 New Brunswick, NJ Rutgers Athletic Center, 03/07/81 New Haven, CT New Haven Coliseum **with UFO**, 03/13/81 Wichita, KS Kansas Coliseum **rescheduled from 01/17/81**, 03/14/81 Columbia, MO Stephens Assembly Hall, 03/19/81 Dubuque, IA **with Fast Fontaine**, 03/27/81 Fort Wayne, IN Memorial Coliseum, 03/31/81 Dayton, OH O'Hara Arena **with .38 Special**, 04/04/81 Greenville, NC Minges Coliseum **with UFO**, 04/10/81 Johnson City, TN Freedom Hall Civic Center **with UFO**, 04/18/81 Orlando, FL Tangerine Bowl **with Heart, BOC, Firefall & UFO**, 04/28/81 York, PA Fairgrounds Memorial Hall, 05/01/81 Hammond, IN Civic Centre **with Off Broadway**, 06/04/81? Show all. Bryan Bassett (ex-Wild Cherry) took over as second guitarist in 1994 and Buzzy Meekins (formerly of the Outlaws and Danny Joe Brown Band) was bassist after Banner left again in 1995. Copyright 2021 Molly Hatchet. 2022 (24) 2021 (24) 2020 (8) 2019 (30) 2018 (35) 2017 . })(); Subscribe to the Molly Hatchet Newsletter and receive tour date schedules and more You can unsubscribe any time. Sometimes listed as Chester, but Chester is just a bigger town close by. Click here for 2nd ticket stub picture with the January 9th date. Danny Joe Brown died on March 10, 2005, at his home in Davie, Florida. Alice Cooper, Riot and Shakin' Street were also scheduled to play too but cancelled because of rescheduling conflicts. Molly Hatchet proceeded to tour behind both records and expanded their fan base, appearing at theaters, arenas, and stadiums with the likes of AC/DC,[9][10][11] Aerosmith,[12] The Babys,[10] The Charlie Daniels Band,[13] Cheap Trick,[10][11] Def Leppard,[9] Journey,[14] Judas Priest,[9] Eddie Money,[14] The Outlaws,[13] REO Speedwagon,[12] Rush,[15] Santana,[14] Scorpions,[11] Bob Seger,[12] Thin Lizzy,[14] .38 Special,[13] Pat Travers,[9] UFO,[12] and The Who.[11]. they wouldn't have finished the tour together. European Christmas Tour 2017 (11) Flirtin' With Disaster (106) GOD & GUNS TOUR 2009 (1) Golden Age of Rock 'n Roll (11) Justice 2010 (6) Justice World Tour (2) Kingdom of XII Tour (5) Lightning Strikes Twice (1) Molly Hatchet (91) No Guts.No Glory (57) Southern Fury Tour (1) Southern Spirit Tour (1) Southern Thunder Tour 2007 (3) Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh Civic Center **with Heart**, 09/13/85 Syracuse, NY NY War Memorial **with Heart**, 09/20/85 Hoffman Estates, IL Poplar Creek **with Simon F**, 09/22/85 Honolulu, HI Aloha Stadium **with Aerosmith & REO Speedwagon**, 09/25/85 Irvine, CA Irvine Meadows **with Night Ranger**, 09/28/85 Las Vegas, NV Convention Centre **with Night Ranger**, 09/29/85 Pomona, CA Pomona Valley Auditorium **with Night Ranger**, 09 or 10/? callback: cb One iconic aspect of Molly Hatchet's image is that many of the band's album covers feature art inspired by heroic fantasy, several of which were painted by artists such as Frank Frazetta, Boris Vallejo, and Paul R. Shakin' Street was going to play instead of Gamma, but cancelled. The gig was recorded for King Biscuit Flower Hour radio show. Some sources list this incorrectly as Springfield, MA. B. Borden (also known as B. Molly Hatchet next released Beatin' the Odds (1980), followed by Take No Prisoners (1981), No Guts No Glory (1983) The Deed Is Done (1984) and Double Trouble Live (1985). Also Train, Train is one of the greatest songs ever written. indicates the known dates when Blue Oyster Cult headlined the shows. 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. the front page http://www.dio.net/. Also in 2000, Kingdom of XII was recorded and released in Europe, and the band then toured Europe to promote the album. Some sources claim the gig was on July 29th but according to an audience member it was July 25th. Devils Canyon, the first studio album in 6 years was then recorded in Hamburg, Germany in 1996 under the care and guidance of Rainer Hansel, CBH Records. June 2023 Jul 01 Sat Buckley, The Tivoli Molly Hatchet View Tickets July 2023 Jul 02 Sun Bradford, Nightrain Molly Hatchet View Tickets Jul 04 Tue Wolverhampton, Robin 2 It was released in the United States in June 2001. The album was produced by Glyn Johns at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas as he has worked with legendary artist The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Who, The Eagles and many more. Rescheduled from 1980-12-28. Bobby Ingram, after almost 40 years he still enjoys playing guitar and pioneering musical endeavors as band leader of Molly Hatchet. Last gig of the Black + Blue tour. Hamburg, Germany Andi Max **cancelled*, 10/06/80? If that was the first emotional heartbreak, Danny Joe Brown the singer for Molly Hatchet passed away from complications of diabetes he had suffered with for many years and he gave so much to the rock and roll industry and music around the world all of our heartfelt condolences and prayers go out to his family and children and he also will never be forgotten. They retained Brown and their Southern rock style. 1980 Molly Hatchet . 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. . The band originated and was based in Jacksonville, Florida, and shared influences and inspiration with what is perhaps the most well-known act in the Southern rock genre, Lynyrd Skynyrd. The 1980s brought several member changes, and by 1990 the group had decided to take a long-term break. During the rest of the 1990s, the band's line-up did not feature any of the members who had performed in Molly Hatchet prior to 1984. [25] At this point, the band consisted of vocalist Phil McCormack, guitarists Bobby Ingram and Bryan Bassett, returning keyboardist John Galvin, bassist Andy McKinney, and drummer Mac Crawford. Molly Hatchet Fri Jul 8 1983 The Omni in Atlanta, GA, USA Molly Hatchet Blackfoot Wed Jun 29 1983 Market Square Arena in Indianapolis, IN, USA Molly Hatchet Blackfoot Helix Tue Jun 28 1983 Louisville Gardens in Louisville, KY, USA Molly Hatchet Blackfoot Mon Jun 20 1983 City Coliseum in Austin, TX, USA Molly Hatchet Blackfoot Sat Jun 18 1983 Neunkirchen, Germany Hemmerleinhalle **cancelled*, 10/05/80? [21] He later rejoined other members of Molly Hatchet in Southern Rock Allstars and Gator Country. Max Webster and More were claimed to have been also the openers, but according to a A II Z member, they didn't play. [8] While touring for the album during the summer of 1983, Hatchet was touring with fellow Jacksonville natives Blackfoot. In 2008, keyboardist John Galvin returned to the live stage again after Hlubek's recurring health issues prevented him from appearing at all of the band's gigs. Postponed from 1980-05-04. Tony Iommi became ill after 70 minutes of the show, the gig had to be stopped. Santa Barbara, CA Arlington Theatre, 01/07/88 Tucson, AZ Tucson Garden **with Holland and Loud", 01/11/88 Dallas, TX Dallas Alley or The Boiler Room, February 29, 1988 Newport Music Hall, Columbus, OH, 03/25/88 Daytona Beach, FL Ocean Center **with Henry Lee Summer, Elan**, 04/14/88 Sydney, Australia University of NSW's Roundhouse, 04/21/88 Laverton, Australia Tarmac Hotel, 04/24/88 Frankston, Australia 21st Century, 04/27/88 Dapto, NSW, Australia Tiffanys Dapto League Club, 05/xx/88 Montreux, Switzerland Montreux Festival, 05/16/88 Burlington, WI Chocolate City Festival, 05/27/88 Fort Worth, TX Convention Center, 06/25/88 Houston, TX Astrodome parking lot, 07/06/88 London, England Hammersmith Odeon **with Living Colour**, 07/09/88 Louisville, KY Louisville Gardens **with Robert Plant**, 07/14/88 Miami, FL Miami Arena **with Robert Plant**, 07/15/88 Fargo, ND Red River Valley Fair **with Henry Lee Summer Band**, 07/17/88 Charlotte, NC Charlotte Coliseum **with Robert Plant**, 07/19/88 Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum **with Robert Plant**, 07/20/88 Richmond, VA Richmond Coliseum **with Robert Plant**, 07/22/88 Hampton, VA Hampton Coliseum **with Robert Plant**, 07/23/88 Detroit, MI Hart Plaza-Motor City Fest, 07/24/88 Hershey, PA Hershey Park **cancelled due to rain, with Robert Plant**, 07/25/88 Providence, RI **with Robert Plant**, 07/26/88 Saratoga Springs, NY **with Robert Plant**, 07/28/88 Uniondale, NY Nassau Coliseum **with Robert Plant**, 07/29/88 New York, NY Madison Square Garden **with Robert Plant**, 08/02/88 Davenport, IA Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds, 08/05/88 Shawano, WI Menominee Reservation **with Joan Jett**, 08/07/88 St Louis, MO Six Flags Over Mid-America, 08/16/88 Bonner Springs, KS Sandstone Amphitheatre **with Moody Blues, Glass Tiger**, 08/20/88?

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