Category: Live

The Beatles’ second appearance at Blackpool’s Opera House within a month took place on 16 August 1964. They had previously performed at the venue on 26 July 1964. Also …

The Beatles’ second visit to Scarborough in Yorkshire took place on 9 August 1964; they had previously performed there on 11 December 1963. On both occasions they performed at …

The Beatles’ second consecutive night of concerts at the Johanneshovs Isstadion in Stockholm, Sweden, took place on 29 July 1964. As on the previous night, they performed two shows.

The first of two nights of performances at the Johanneshovs Isstadion in Stockholm, Sweden, took place on 28 July 1964. It was The Beatles’ second visit to the country …

The Beatles performed at a special midnight revue show at the London Palladium, entitled The Night Of A Hundred Stars, on 23 July 1964 in aid of the Combined …

Thhe first of five consecutive Sunday concerts at English seaside resorts by The Beatles took place in Brighton on 12 July 1964.

The Beatles’ first night of shows at Brisbane’s Festival Hall took place on 29 June 1964. They gave two performances, and a further two on the following night.

Around 5,000 fans greeted The Beatles as their aeroplane from Dunedin landed in Christchurch, New Zealand, on 27 June 1964.

The Beatles attended a civic reception held by Auckland’s mayor Dove-Myer Robinson at the Town Hall on 25 June 1964, prior to their performances there in the evening.

The Beatles had travelled to Auckland from Australia on 21 June 1964, but didn’t perform in the city until 24 June.

The Beatles gave just four nights of concerts in New Zealand, starting on 22 June 1964. The trip was largely seen as less successful than previous stops on their …

The Beatles gave two performances on their final night of concerts in Sydney, Australia, on 20 June 1964, each of which was seen by 12,000 people.

The Beatles had arrived in Sydney, Australia on 11 June 1964, but didn’t perform there until this day, 18 June.

The Beatles’ final two shows in Melbourne, Australia, took place on 17 June 1964.