| Gigography |
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Jan
7 Birmingham NEC: Echo & The Bunnymen, Primitives [1] [2]
28 Bath Halls, Scunthorpe: Wolfsbane, Faith No More [3]
Feb
(unknown date) Wag Club, London: Was (Not Was) [4]
Mar
(unknown date) Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green: Marty Wilde, Crickets [5]
Apr
(unknown date): Skyline Motel, outside Harare, Zimbabwe: Real Sounds, Ilonga, Oliver Mtukudzi [6]
(unknown date): Club Saratoa, Harare, Zimbabwe: Four Brothers [7]
(unknown date): Mushandira Pamwe Hotel, Harare, Zimbabwe: Marxist Brothers [8]
(unknown date): Red Lantern Bar, Harare, Zimbabwe: John Chibadura [9]
(unknown date): Seven Miles Inn, Harare, Zimbabwe: Thomas Mapfumo [10]
15 Royal Albert Hall, London: Art Garfunkel [11] [12]
21 Corn Exchange, Cambridge: Martin Stephenson & The Daintees [13]
May
12 Fulham Greyhound: Intense Degree [14] [15]
19 Irish Centre, Leeds: House Of Love [16] [17] [18] [19]
26 Royal Albert Hall, London: Shirley Bassey [20] [21]
27 Ipswich, Caribbean Centre: Extreme Noise Terror [22][1]
June
9 Hammersmith Odeon, London: Dire Straits [23]
11 Wembley Stadium, London: Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute [24]
23: Alexandra Palace, London: Wet, Wet, Wet [25] [26] [27]. Reviewed for the Observer.
30 Hammersmith Apollo: Bros [28] [29]
July
1 Ipswich Caribbean Centre: Doom, Napalm Death, Extreme Noise Terror, Electro Hippies
14 Wembley Arena, London: Michael Jackson [30] [31][2]
28 Wembley Arena, London: Prince [32][3]
31 South Park, Oxford: Amayenge, Attila The Stockbroker [33] [34]
Aug
25 Dingwalls, London: Robert Lloyd [35]
Sept
15 Leicester, De Montford Hall: Siouxsie & The Banshees [36] [37]
15 Leicester, Spectrum Centre: Shalawambe [38] [4]
21 USSR Embassy, London: Big Country [39] [40]
29 Manchester University: Inspiral Carpets [41] [42]
Oct
5 London, Mean Fiddler: Pixies [43] [44]
6 London, Mean Fiddler: Rapeman [45]
7 Portsmouth Polytechnic: John Peel Roadshow [46]
8 Totnes Civic Centre: John Peel Roadshow, with Royal Assassins, Clea & McLeod, Bernhards, Shanks, Icebergs [47] [48]
15 Manchester Polytechnic: John Peel Roadshow with Cud and King Of The Slums.
19 "Mad House" at Brixton Fridge, London: Irresistible Force, Delhi For Delhi, Techno Trip [49] [50]
Nov
3 London, Sir George Robey: Heresy, Rose Rose, Snuff [51][52]
23 Mean Fiddler, London: Pussy Galore [53]
28 Dingwalls, London: Happy Mondays [54]
Dec
15 Corn Exchange, Cambridge: Boy George [55]
References[]
- ↑ Peel's review of the gig in the Observer on 1988-06-05 was later republished in Olivetti Chronicles.
- ↑ Peel's review of the gig in the Observer on 1988-07-17 was later republished in Olivetti Chronicles.
- ↑ Peel's review of the gig in the Observer on 1988-07-31 was later republished in Olivetti Chronicles.
- ↑ Peel mentioned in the Observer on 1988-09-18 that he went to see Siouxsie & The Banshees early in the evening at Leicester's De Montford Hall.