BrasilianaJULE 17

Festival from India , Ravi Shankar JUNE 24 - JUNE 30

Trini Lopez, Frank Gorshin JULY 8 - 13

Jerry Lewis JULY 15 - 21

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London JULY 22 & 23

On a Clear Day you Can See Forever w/ Tammy Grimes JULY 29 - AUGUST 11

Jack Jones, Buddy Rich, George Kirby AUGUST 12 -18

Jose Greco AUGUST 19 - 24

Sonny and Cher AUGUST 26 - SEPTEMBER 1

Lou Rawls, Flip Wilson, Shirley Bassey SEPTEMBER 2 - 8

Sergio Mendes and Brasi '66, Jose Feliciano SEPTEMBER 9 - 15

Pete Seeger MAY 18

Tom Jones JULY 7 - 13

5th Dimension JULY 14 - 20

Johnny Mathis, Henry Mancini JULY 21 - 27

Harry Belafonte JULY 31 - AUGUST 23

Crosby, Stills, Nash, Joni Mitchell AUGUST 25 - 31

Jose Feliciano SEPTEMBER 1 - 7

Don Ho SEPTEMBER 8 - 14

Engelbert Humperdinck SEPTEMBER 22 - 28

The Grand Kabuki OCTOBER 1 - 7

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In 1971 James Doolittle, general director of the Greek Theater Assn. - made a effort to present a variety of musical styles to meet the wide music taste of the community including: rock, easy listening, jazz, soul, jazz-rock pop, country and so on. There was a big upswing of pop music at the Greek.

Smokey Robinson MAY 23 - 24

Todd Rundgren, Utopia MAY 28 & 29

Whispers MAY 30 - 31

Stephen Stills JUNE 2 & 3

Ben Vereen JUNE 4 - 7

Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes JUNE 8

The Kingston Trio, Glenn Yarbrough JUNE 11

Roberta Flack and Peabo Bryson JUNE 14 & 15

Alice Cooper JUNE 17 & 18

Kris Kristofferson JUNE 24 & 25

Anne Murray JUNE 26 - 29

Tom Jones JULY 2- 5

Charles Aznavour JULY 6 & 7

Rugus and the Brothers Johnson JULY 10 & 11

Cleo Laine, John Dankworth JULY 15

Manhattan Transfer, Sypro Gyra JULY 16 & 17

Harry Chapin, Arlo Guthrie JULY 21 & 22

Joan Baez JULY 18 - 20

Harry Chapin, Arlo Guthrie JULY 21 & 22

The O'Jays, Deniece Willams JULY 23 - 26

Hall & Oates JULY 28

Peter Martins and New York Balley JULY 30 - AUGUST 2

Sha Na Na, John Sebastian AUGUST 3 - 5

The Allman Brothers Band AUGUST 6 & 7

Al Jarreau AUGUST 8 - 10

Ambrosia AUGUST 19

John Prine, Jerry Jerr Walker AUGUST 21

Peter Allen, Dusty Springfield AUGUST 22

Barry Manilow AUGUST 24 - SEPTEMBER 1

Joan Armatrading, The Jeff Lorber Fusion SEPTEMBER 3

Dionne Warwick, Peaches & Herb SEPTEMBER 4 - 7

Jeff Beck SEPTEMBER 8 & 9

Robert Palmer SEPTEMBER 10

Ballet Folclorico Nacional De Mexico SEPTEMBER 11 - 16

Ashford & Simpson SEPTEMBER 18 - 20

Ted Pendergrass SEPTEMBER 25 - 28

George Benson OCTOBER 1 - 4

B-52's, The Plastics OCTOBER 8

Peter, Paul & Mary OCTOBER 10 & 11

Talking Heards. The English Beat OCTOBER 17 & 18

(Universal Amphitheater was closed this season to have a roof put on. Irvine Meadows Amphitheater with 12,000 seats - opened August 1981)

The Gap Band, Yarbrough & Peoples MAY 22 & 23

Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey MAY 27 - 31

Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival JUNE 9

Willie Nelson JUNE 2 - 4

Cher JUNE 5 - 8

Smokey Robinson JUNE 12 - 13

Peter Allen JUNE 20

Alice Cooper JUNE 29 - 30

Tom Jones JULY 1 - 4

The Stanley Clarke, George Duke Project JULY 5

Harry Belafonte, Letta Mbulu JULY 7 - 11

Pat Metheny Group JULY 15

The Beach Boys, Glenn Super JULY 17 & 18

Manhattan Transfer JULY 19 & 20

Johnny Mathis JULY 21 - 25

Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie JULY 27 & 28

America JULY 29 & 30

Jefferson Starship, Frankie and the Knockouts JULY 31 - AUGUST 2

Teddy Pendergrass, The Pointer Sisters AUGUST 5 - 9

Demis Roussos AUGUST 10

Santana AUGUST 11 - 14

X, The Blasters AUGUST 15

Leo Sayer, Deniece Williams AUGUST 16 & 17

Al Jarreau AUGUST 19 - 22

Gordon Lightfoot AUGUST 23 - 25

Air Supply AUGUST 26 & 27

Stephanie Mills, Jerry Butler AUGUST 28 & 29

Pete Seeger & Arlo Guthrie AUGUST 30 & 31

Emmylou Haris SEPTEMBER 1 & 2

Natalie Cole, Lou Rawls SEPTEMBER 3 - 7

Harry Chapin SEPTEMBER 8

Aman International Folk Ensemble SEPTEMBER 9

Smothers Brothers, Melissa Manchester SEPTEMBER 10 - 12

Adam & the Ants SEPTEMBER 13 & 14

Christopher Cross SEPTEMBER 15 - 17

Peter, Paul & Mary SEPTEMBER 18 - 19

Jose Greco Ballet Folklorico Mexicano de Jorge Tyller SEPTEMBER 20 - 22

Little River Band, Poco SEPTEMBER 23 - 25

Kool and The Gang, Cheryl Lynn SEPTEMBER 26 & 27

George Benson SEPTEMBER 29 - OCTOBER 4

GoGo'sOctober 9 & 10

The Motels OCTOBER 17

The Commodores, Luther Vandross OCTOBER 20 - 23

The Knack, Bruce Baum OCTOBER 31

1982

Oak Ridge boys MAY 12

Smokey Robinson MAY 21 - 22

Graham Parker, John Hiatt MAY 28

Santana JUNE 2 - 6

Joan Baez JUNE 7 & 8

Kool and the Gang JUNE 10 - 12

Jimmy Buffett JUNE 17 - 19

Elvis Costello JULY 20 - 21

Dionne Warwick, Righteous Brothers JUNE 25 - 27

Tom Jones JUNE 20 - JULY 3

Chicago JULY 4 & 5

George Benson JULY 6 - 10

Cliff Richard JULY 12

Squeeze, Flock of Seagulls JULY 14

Whispers JULY 16 - 17

Paul Anka JULY 23 & 24

Peabo Bryson, Angele Bofill JULY 30

Barbara Mandrell  JULY 31

Lou Rawls AUGUST 5 - 7

Talking Heads AUGUST 8

King Crimson AUGUST 12

America AUGUST 16 - 17

Wayne Newton AUGUST 20 - 22

Gordon Lightfoot AUGUST 24 - 26

Ronnie Milsap AUGUST 27

Anne Murray AUGUST 28 - 29

Missing Persons SEPTEMBER 2

The Temptations SEPTEMBER 3 - 5

Joe Jackson SEPTEMBER 6 & 7

Steve Miller SEPTEMBER 12 - 13

Air Supply SEPTEMBER 14 - 16

Peter, Paul and Mary SEPTEMBER 17 - 18

O'Jays SEPTEMBER 19

Emmylou Harris SEPTEMBER 20 - 21

Adam Ant SEPTEMBER 22 & 23

Manhattan Transfer SEPTEMBER 24 - 26

Bonnie Raitt, Rosanne Cash SEPTEMBER 28

Jane Olivor OCTOBER 4 - 5

Hank Williams Jr OCTOBER 7

Spyro Gyra, Tower of Power OCTOBER 8

Shalamar OCTOBER 15

Yves Montand OCTOBER 17 - 19

Luther Vandross OCTOBER 22

In 1983, the Greek was remodeled and it's seating capasity enlarged to 6,200. It also started the season earlier than usual, starting in mid-May. 

The 18,765 seat Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa opened. This venue was also operated by the Nederland Organization. 

The Whispers MAY 13 - 14

Oak Ridge Boys MAY 21

Engelbert Humperdinck MAY 27 - 29

Harry Bellafonte JUNE 3 - 5

Shirley Bassey JUNE 10 - 12

Curtis Mayfield, The Impressions JUNE 14

B-52's JUNE 22

America JUNE 24 & 25

The Kingston Trio, Glenn Yarbrough, The Association JUNE 26

Tom Jones JULY 2 - 4

Flock of Seagulls, The Fixx  JULY 6

The Marshall Tucker Band JULY 15

Ashford & Simpson JULY 23 & 24

Pete Seeer, Arlo Guthrie JULY 26

Ronnie Milsap JULY 29

Roberta Flack, Peabo Bryson JULY 30 - 31

Marvin Gaye AUGUST 4

Sparks AUGUST 10

Bette Midler AUGUST 11 - 14

Peter Gabriel AUGUST 17 & 18

Melissa Manchester AUGUST 19 - 20

Al Jarreau SEPTEMBER 1 - 4

Culture Club SEPTEMBER 6

George Benson SEPTEMBER 7 - 10

James Taylor SEPTEMBER 13 - 15

Sheena Easton SEPTEMBER 16

Peter, Paul & Mary SEPTEMBER 17 & 18

X SEPTEMBER 21 & 22

Manhattan Transfer SEPTEMBER 23 - 25

Ricky Skaggs SEPTEMBER 26

Linda Ronstadt, Nelson Riddle & His Orchestra OCTOBER 1

Juan Gabriel MAY 11 & 12

Thompson Twins MAY 13

Thomas Dolby MAY 17

Joe Jackson MAY 22 & 23

John Denver MAY 25 & 25

Moody Blues MAY 50 & 31

King Crimson JUNE 5 & 6

Ronnie Laws, Hiroshima JUNE 24

Echo and the Bunnymen JULY 1

Oingo Boingo JULY 3

Berlin JULY 5 & 6

Peter Allen JULY 13 & 14

Ronnie Milsap JULY 27

Johnny Mathis AUGUST 2 - 5

Herb Alpert and Tijuana Brass, Lani Hall, Sergio Mendes AUGUST 6 & 7

The GoGo's, Red Rockers AUGUST 8, 9 10

Laura Branigan, The Bus Boys AUGUST 11

Judy Collins, Jesse Colin Young AUGUST 14

Jean - Luc Ponty AUGUST 15

UB40 AUGUST 18

Sparks, Red Hot Chili Peppers AUGUST 19

Psychedelic Furs AUGUST 20

Kingston Trio, Glenn Yarbrough & the Limeliters AUGUST 21

Dionne Warwick, Lou Rawls AUGUST 22 - 24

Aerosmith AUGUST 25 & 26

Eurythmics AUGUST 27 & 28

Martha Raye in Annie AUGUST 29 - SEPTEMBER 2

R.E.M. SEPTEMBER 6

Everly Brothers SEPTEMBER 7 & 8

Echo and the Bunnymen, The Fleshtones SEPTEMBER 9

Ricky Skaggs, Nitty, Gritty Dirt Band, the Judds SEPTEMBER 11

Liberace SEPTEMBER 14 - 16

Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers SEPTEMBER 21

Peter, Paul and Mary SEPTEMBER 22

Paul Anka SEPTEMBER 28

The Pointer Sisters OCTOBER 6 & 7

George Benson OCTOBER 8 - 10

Kool & the Gang OCTOBER 13

Mickey Gilley OCTOBER 19

The Whispers OCTOBER 27

Barbara Mandrell, Do-Rites  NOVEMBER 9

Today the Greek Theater continues to present 'something for everyone' and a wide variety of artist each season. Performers have included; The Who, Sting, Alicial Keys, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, Incubus, White Stripes, REM, and many more have played the Greek. Recent renovations have brought the capacity down to 5,800 patrons.

In July 2006  the GoGo's returned to the Greek Theater to play another sold out show. 

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Love January 1 - 4
Fleetwood Mac January 7 - 11
Chicago January 14 - 18
B.B. King January 19, 20 & 21
The Allman Bros January 21 - 25
Chamber Bros January 28
John Mayall February 25 - 28
Goden Earring March 4 - 8
Savoy Brown March 16 - 18
Iron Butterfly March 24
Gary Puckett & Union Gap March 25-29
Sha Na Na April 1 - 5
Mafred Mann April 8 - 12
Billy Preston, Flash Cadillac April 15 - 19
Argent April 22 - 26
Linda Ronstaadt April 29 - May 3
Elvin Bishop May 6 - 10

Georgie Fame May 11 - 17
BB King May 18 - 20
Buddy Miles June 17 - 21
Kinks July 3 - 5
Mott the Hoople July 6 - 7
Fleetwood Mac August 12 - 16
Little Richard August 17 - 23
John Mayall September 2 - 5
Johnny Rivers July 29 - August 1
Fleetwood Mac August 12 - 16
Little Richard August 17 - 23
Barry McGuire, Flamin Groovies August 26 - 30
Buddy Miles Sept 6 - 8
The Byrds, Flying Burrito Bros September 16 - 19
Ronnie Milsap October 1 - 4
Boz Scaggs, Bush October 6 - 11
Mungo Jerry October 19 - 20
The Beach Boys, Flame November 4 - 7
Black Sabbath November 11 - 15
Canned Heat November 25 - 29
Flying Burrito Bros, Fanny December 30 - January 3 1971

Blues Image January 13 -17
Allman Bros January 31
B. B. King February 8 - 11
Fleetwood Mac February 15 - 18 (cancelled)
Wishbone Ash March 5 - 7
Fanny March 16
Sugarloaf, Fanny March 17
John Mayall March 22 - 23
Elvin Bishop, Tower of Power March 24 - 28
Sha Na Na, Fanny March 29 - 30
J. Giels Blues Band March 31 - April 4
Black Oak Arkansas April 6
Uriah Heep April 7 - 11
Beach Boys, Flash April 12 - 13
Ted Nugent April 21
Fanny April 26 - 27
Humble Pie, Jo Jo Gunne May 4 - 8

A house fire closed the Whisky for about 6 weeks in May and June 1971.

Yes June 28
Rita Coolidge June 30 - July 4
Black Oak Arkansas July 14 - 17
War, Jimmy Witherspoon July 28 - 31
Elvin Bishop August 4 - 8
Quicksilver Messenger Service August 12 - 15
Buddy Miles August 16
Wishbone Ash August 25 - 28
Little Richard September 6 - 7
Black Oak Arkansas September 21 - 25
Buddy Miles September 26 - 27
Allman Bros October 2
Black Sabbath October 5
Edgar Winter October 6 - 10
Eric Burdon October 11
Rory Galllagher, Little Feat October 13 - 17
Yes, Ten Years After, May Wells November 3
Yes, Ten Years After November 4 - 7
Eric Burdon & Jimmy Witherspoon November 15
Fanny December 23 - January 2

Arthur Lee January 6 - 7
Buddy Miles January 8
LaBelle, Allan Parker January 20 - 23
BB King January 24 - 25
Freddie King January 26 - 29
Uriah Heep February 2 - 6
Jo Jo Gunne February 10 - 13
Badfinger February 21 - 23
Spirit February 28
ZZ top, Home March 22 - 26
Nazareth April 5 - 8
White Trash April 10 - 11
Tower of Power, Atlanta Rhythm Section April 26 - 30
Little Feat May 3 - 7
Climax Blues Band May 10 - 13
Herbie Hancock May 21 - 23
Ronnie Milsap May 24 - 28
Fanny June 1 - 4
Flash Cadillac June 7 - 11
Michael Murphy June 21- 26
Earthquake July 5 - 8
John Mayall July 10
Arthur Lee July 16 - 18
Little Feat July 19 - 22
Looking Glass July 24 - 25
Flash Cadillac July 26 - 30
Flo and Eddie August 7
Redwing August 8 - 12
Buddy Miles August 13
Stevie Wonder, Little Feat August 31 - September 4
Freddie King, Silverhead September 6 - 10
Captain Beyond September 18 - 20

January 1973 the plush 500 seat Roxy opens up the street.

Rory Gallagher October 4 - 8
Lighthouse October 18 - 22
Dr. John October 25 - 28
Tower of Power November 8 - 12
Little Richard November 13 - 14
Manfred Mann November 29 - December 3
Steely Dan December 6 - 7
Buddy Miles, Steely Dan December 8 - 10
Johnny Nash December 13 - 17
Roxy Music December 19
Fanny, Elf (w/Ronnie James Dio) December 27 - 31

1973 - 1975 Economic Woes

In 1973- 1975 the United States was in a deep recession. Indeed - there was economic stagnation all over the western world. From 1973 to the end of 1974 the stock market lost 45% of its value (one of the worse stock market downturns in modern history). Adding to the malaise was: high inflation, high levels of unemployment, oil embargoes, soaring gas and energy prices and long lines at the pumps. There was continued unease from: Watergate, Vietnam, Middle East wars, white flight, city blight, high crime, bad clothes and bad music.

With economic tough times all-round audiences became more selective about which concerts they went out to see.

Until now - record companies had been (indirectly) subsidizing the Whisky's operating cost. Record companies (headquartered in New York) would often promote a band by sending them out to the west coast to play clubs like the Whisky. They would pay the band's air fare, expenses, hotels and advertising. Music industry executive would often fill the venue with their west coast friends and associates giving the band publicity and exposure. Indeed, Valentine paid performers very little and his club was successful.

However, this arrangement changed in the mid '70's when the financially strapped music industry frantically set out to cut cost. They no longer sent fledgling acts on the road to hone their chops in small clubs. It was more profitable for them to concentrate on already established acts. They staged concerts at large capacity venues such as the 18,000 seat Forum in Inglewood or the 55,000 seat Anaheim Stadium. Rock's super stars included Elton John, the Who, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones could easily sell out these arenas and guaranty lots of profits.

The Whisky and other small clubs struggled to survive. Less known bands were not attracting enough of an audience to make the club economically viable. Consequently, the once vibrant L. A. club scene was all but dead.

In September 1973 Elmer Valentine decided to joined forces with record executive Lou Adler, Elliot Roberts and Chuck Landis to open the Roxy theater down the street at 9009 W. Sunset Boulevard. Compared to the Whisky, the Roxy was large (500 seats), plush and state of the art. Here, the record industry would showcase their artist in a more comfortable venue. All shiny and new, it soon became the most prestigious club in Hollywood. The Whisky lost much of its luster after the Roxy opened.

Bobby Womack January 24 - 28
Sparks January 29 - 30
Fanny Feb ?
Joe Walsh February 7 - 11
Flo & Eddie, Little Feat February 14 - 19
Weather Report February 21 - 24
Buddy Miles March 12 - 13
Silverhead March 14 - 18
Tower of Power March 2 - 4
Focus April 2 - 4
Steely Dan April 30 - May 1
Rory Gallagher May 9 - 13
Chamber Bros, Jimmy Rogers May 16 - 21
Muddy Waters May 23 - 27
Climax Blues Band May 30 - June 3
Iggy and the Stooges, Rufus June 20 - 24
Foghat June 25
Bachman Turner Overdrive July 11 - 15
Weather Report July 18 - 24
Robin Trower July 22 - 24
Charlie Daniels August 8 - 12
Bonnie Bramlet August 13 - 14
New York Dolls August 29 - September 3
Iggy and the Stooges September 15 - 17
Steely Dan September 27
Iggy and the Stooges October 17 - 21
Bachman Turner Overdrive October 24 - 28
Robin Trower October 29 - 31
Buddy Miles November 12 - 13
Average White Band, Climax Blues Band November 21 - 25
Aerosmith December 3, 4
Graham Central Station December 12 - 16
Average White Band December 19 - 23
Fanny, the Hollywood Stars December 26 - 31

Joe Hicks January 9 - 13
Lynyrd Skynyrd, Graham Central Station January 23 - 27
Johnny Rivers February 11
Bobby Womack February 14 - 16
Silverhead February 20 - 24
Marty Balin February 27 - March 3
Sam the Sham March 6 - 10
Malo March 13 - 16
Delaney Bramlett March 20 - 24
Captain Beefheart April 3, 4
Kool and the Gang April 16 - 21
Suzi Quatro, Rufus April 29 - May 1
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band May 8 - 12
Lighthouse May 15 - 19
Sunbird, Silverstar May 27 - 28
Sutherland Bros, Quiver May 29 - June 2
Rick Springfield June 5 - 9
Ray Manzarek June 17 - 18
Rufus June 26 - 30
Rory Gallagher, Electric Flag August 5
Ian Lloyd & Stories August 24, 25
Dick Dale and his Deltones September 4 - 8
Isis September 11 - 15
Atlanta Rhythm Section October 2 - 6
Delaney Bramlett October 14 - 20
Patti Smith November 11, 12
Rush, Rory Gallagher November 27
Bloodstone December 13 - 15
Blue Cheer December 22 - 25
Stray Dog December 25 - 31

El Chicano January 2 - 5
Tommy Bolin January 6, 7
Etta James January 9 - 12
Bobby Bland January 15 - 19
Charles Wright, Carl Carlton January 22 - 26
John Mayall January 27, 28
Tons of Joy January 30
Sly Johnson February 7 - 9
Clouds of Joy February 11
Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel February 17, 18
Mandrill February 19
Thee Image March 5

In March of 1975 the Whisky closed down for remodeling. Valentine decided to quit staging live rock 'n' roll entertainment. When it reopened in May 1975 it presented low cost stage revues and cabarets.

El Grande Coca Cola May 28- August 1975
Cycle Sluts September - November 1975
Let My People Come November 26, 1975 - March 28 1976
The Amazing Adventures of the Doo Dah Gang July 15
I Heard That August 17 1976

In 1976, there was a resurgence of a music scene in the Los Angeles.

Valentine noticed the emerging punk-rock scene in Los Angeles similar to that going on in New York, Boston and London. He was encouraged by the large number of local bands full of energy and swagger. This teen-on-the-street music was more invigorating than the smooth, over polished music being dished out on commercial radio. Valentine set out to make the Whisky the headquarters for this new music scene.

In November 1976, the Whisky reverted back to its original policy as a live entertainment rock 'n' roll club.

Local music producer/promoter Kim Fowley brought in bands he managed such as the Runaways, Venus and the Razorblades and the Quick. He and friend Rodney Bingenheimer presented youth oriented new wave type bands.

The Quick, the Runaways January 1

Van Halen and Orange, Berlin Brats January 27 - 29
Blondie, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers February 9 - 12
The Ramones, Blondie February 16 - 20

The Tubes March 11 - April 8
Van Halen, Lee Michaels April 9 - 10
Television April 13 - 16
Blondie April 20 - 23
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers April 26, 27
The Babys April 28 - May 1
Steve Gibbons Band May 12
Van Halen, The Mumps May 26 - 29
Kim Fowley Presents New Wave w/ Rodney Bingenheimer MC'd: Zeros, Weirdos, the Screamers, Backstage Pass June 20 - 22
Mink Deville, Pop! July 7 - 10
Stephen Stills, Little Feat benefit concert July 13
Pat Travers, Michael Fennelly July 23, 24
The Dictators, the Nuns July 25
Weirdos, Zeros July 31
Widowmaker August 4
Ramones August 10
Tom Petty, Rubinoos August 12, 13
Dogs August 15
The Runaways without Cherie Curie, the Weirdos August 26, 27
AC/DC, Dogs August 30, 31
Dogs, Weasels September 7
Rex September 8
Weirdos, Germs, Bags September 18 4 - 7 pm
Weirdos, the Germs September 25 4 - 7 pm
Blondie September 29 - October 2
John Cougar, Jam October 7
The Jam October 8
Devo, the Weirdos October 13 - 15
Don Harrison October 19
Ramones October 28
Crime, Dils, Waxx November 6
Budgie November 12, 13
Elvis Costello, Backstage Pass November 19
Ramones December 2, 3 (cancelled)
Dickies, Nuns, Wildcats December 3
Motors, Michael Fennelly December 4 - 6
Eddie and the Hot Rods December 8 - 11
Talking Heads December 15 - 17
Dickies, Nuns, Wildcats December 23
Runaways December 26 - 29
Van Halen December 30 - 31

Zippers, Nick Gilder January 4
Screamers, Rubber City Rebels January 5 - 7
Dogs, Weasels January 12 - 14
Dils, Avengers January 17 - 18
The Fast, Zeros, 20/20, Zippers, Nerves January 19 - 21
Wildcats January 31
Dickies, Wildcats February 2 - 4
Mechanics, Plugz February 7 - 8
The Quick February 9 - 11
Avengers, Controllers February 14, 15
Screamers, Deadbeat, F-Word February 16 - 19
Weasels, Cntrollers March 1 - 4
Black Randy & Metro Squad, Arthur J & Gold Cups, Controllers March 5 - 6
The Quick, Mumps March 9 - 11
Deadbeats, Eyes, Fear March 12 - 13
Zippers, Alley Cats, Furys March 19 - 21
Dickies, VOM March 22 - 23
Dickies, Eyes March 24 - 25
Mumps, The Know March 26, 27
Weirdos, The Bags, The Last March 29 - April 1
Pop!, Dogs, Breakaways April 11, 12
Screamers, Zeros April 13 - 15
The Zippers April 18
Dils, Alley Cats, X, Negative Trend May 1, 2
Avengers, Zeros, Arthur J & Gold Cups May 5
Avengers, Arthur J & Gold Cups, X May 6
Needles & Pins, Bates Motel May 8
Shock, Bags, Controllers May 9, 10
Boyfriends, The Last Hollywood Squares, 20/20 May 11 - 13
Cherie Currie, Mistress May 18 - 20
Lobotomy Magazine Night: the Germs, Bags, Middle Class May 23
The Pop, Alley Cats May 24 - 25
Black Randy, Mexican Randy the Go-Go's, Deadbeats, Plugz Fear May 26 - 28
Dickies, X May 29
The Runaways June 4
The Cramps, The Consumers June 6, 7
Weirdos, The Dils June 8
The Know June 15
David Johansen, Gary Valentine, the Know June 16, 17
Controllers, Plugz June 19
Alley Cats, Flesh Eaters, The Consumers June 21, 22
Nuns, Negative Trend, Sleepers, The Offs June 22 - 24
The Zippers June 27 - 28
Weirdos, Suicide Commandos, Controllers UXA June 30 - July 1, 2
Avengers, X July 7 - 8
The Pop, Deadbeats July 12 - 13
Lobotomy Magazine Weekend: Middle Class, Germs July 14 - 15
Scramers, Middle Class July 20 - 22
David Johansen, Pop! July 29
Alley Cats, Avengers August 4, 5
Dogs, Pop! August 10
The Bags, Dickies August 11
Dickies, Middle Class August 12
Rockabilly Rebels, The Furys August 25
The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo August 31 - September 9

Screamers September 7 - 9
The Heartbreakers, Pop! September 22 - 23
Dickies 1 year anniversary party w/ Go-Go's October 4
Bates Motel, The Zippers October 18 - 19
Dr. Demento and Roto the Wonder Band October 31
Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo November 3 & 4
The Weirdos, The Furys November 9 - 11
Weirdos November 11
Rockabilly Rebels December 22 - 23
The Runaways December 26
Ramones December 27
The Babys December 31