We're still unsure of several setlists - can you help?
As quoted by the 'Aqualung' 40th Anniversary Collector's Edition, though still being updated... sorry, guys!
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| Support, for the full European tour: Tír na nÓg. |
6/1/71 | Club 17 | København, Denmark |
| Press reception at 16:00. |
7/1/71 | Fyns Forum | Odense, Denmark |
| Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond's Tull debut.
20:00 start. |
8/1/71 | Vejlby-Risskov Hallen | Århus, Denmark |
| The band's own travel itinerary says 'Marselisborg Hallen'.
20:00 start. |
9/1/71 | K.B. Hallen | København, Denmark |
| Audience: ~4,000.
19:30 start. |
10/1/71 | Konserthuset | Göteborg, Sweden |
| 19:00 start, to allow time for a second concert at 21:30 if the first sold out. There's no record of whether that was needed. |
11/1/71 | Njårdhallen | Oslo, Norway |
| 19:30 start. |
12/1/71 | Konsertpaleet | Bergen, Norway |
| The band's own travel itinerary says there were two concerts, at 17:00 and 19:00, at the 'Kino'. |
13/1/71 | - | Stockholm, Sweden |
| Night off, possibly apart from a press reception. |
14/1/71 | Konserthus | Stockholm, Sweden |
| 19:00 start, to allow time for a second concert at 21:30 if the first sold out. There's no record of whether that was needed. |
15/1/71 | Scheduled UK release date of the 'Lick Your Fingers Clean' single, but it was withdrawn, apparently because the title track was considered insufficiently commercial. The track was eventually released in 1988.... |
15/1/71 | Tivoli Konsertsal | København, Denmark |
| Two shows, both sold out (1,700 each)
The 'Aqualung' UK tour programme published in March '71 claimed that the combined audiences of these and the 9 Jan show meant that Tull performed to 7,000 people, only matched by the Rolling Stones.
Intro, Wind-Up, Aqualung, My God (w. flute solo), With You There To Help Me/By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Cross-Eyed Mary/Drum Solo, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Hard-Headed English General, Wind-Up (reprise)
Italicised tracks unconfirmed. |
16/1/71 | Holstebrohallen | Holstebro, Denmark |
| Support: Aunt Mary, Norway, Tír na nÓg
2,187 tickets sold. 20:00 start.
Set (lasting over two hours) included:
Aqualung, My God, Locomotive Breath, Wind-Up, Cross-Eyed Mary, Sossity: You're A Woman
Not necessarily in this order. |
17/1/71 | Musikhalle | Hamburg, Germany |
| A Sunday matinee performance, sold out a fortnight beforehand (2,000). |
18/1/71 | Rheinhalle | Düsseldorf, Germany |
19/1/71 | Sporthalle | Böblingen, Stuttgart, Germany |
20/1/71 | Meistersingerhalle | Nürnberg, Germany |
21/1/71 | Konzerthaus | Wien, Austria |
22/1/71 | Deutsches Museum | München, Germany |
| Two shows |
23/1/71 | Kongresshaus | Frankfurt, Germany |
24/1/71 | Deutschlandhalle | Berlin, Germany |
| Intro, Wind-Up (extract), Aqualung, My God (w. flute solo), With You There To Help Me/By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Cross-Eyed Mary/Drum Solo, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental (not 'Hard-Headed English General'), Wind-Up (reprise)
Italicised tracks unconfirmed. |
25/1/71 | Stadthalle | Wollsburg, Germany |
26/1/71 | Halle Münsterland | Münster, Germany |
27/1/71 | Westfalenhalle | Dortmund, Germany |
28/1/71 | Stadthalle | Heidelberg, Germany |
29/1/71 | Stadthalle | Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany |
30/1/71 | Altes Casino | Montreux, Switzerland |
1/2/71 | Teatro Smeraldo | Milano, Italy |
| Tull's first concert in Italy. Sold-out. Riot police reportedly dispersed thousands of ticketless people.
Beggar's Prayer
My God (w. flute solo), Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Cross-Eyed Mary, Drum Solo, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise)
Italicised tracks unconfirmed. |
2/2/71 | Teatro Brancaccio | Roma, Italy |
| Two sold-out shows: 16:00 and 21:00
My God (w. flute solo), Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Cross-Eyed Mary, Drum Solo, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise) |
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Feb '71 | Island Studios | London, UK |
| Recording 'Aqualung'.
5/2: Slipstream
6/2: Mother Goose (master), Wond'ring Aloud (master)
11/2: Wind-Up (master)
12/2: Locomotive Breath (master), My God (master), Aqualung (master)
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26/2/71 | Gaumont State Theatre | London, UK |
| Two shows - 18:30 & 21:00.
Support: Steeleye Span
My God (w. flute solo), Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Cross-Eyed Mary, Drum Solo, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise) |
28/2/71 | Gaumont State Theatre | London, UK |
| Two shows - 16:00 & 19:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
3/3/71 | Dome | Brighton, UK |
| Show began at 19:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
5/3/71 | Winter Gardens | Bournemouth, UK |
| Show began at 19:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
7/3/71 | Guildhall | Plymouth, UK |
| Two shows scheduled, at 15:00 & 19:00, but the first was cancelled, possibly due to vehicle trouble. Tickets were honoured for the evening show.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
11/3/71 | Town Hall | Leeds, UK |
| Show began at 19:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
12/3/71 | Victoria Guildhall | Stoke On Trent, UK |
| Show began at 19:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
13/3/71 | Mountford Hall | Liverpool, UK |
| Two shows - 17:00 & 21:00.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
14/3/71 | Opera House | Blackpool, UK |
| Show began at 19:00.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
19/3/71 | UK release of 'Aqualung' Highest chart position: 4 |
19/3/71 | Empire Theatre | Edinburgh, UK |
| Show began at 23:30.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
20/3/71 | Empire Theatre | Sunderland, UK |
| Two shows - 17:00 & 21:00.
Support: Steeleye Span. |
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1/4/71 | Tyrone Guthrie Theatre | Minneapolis, Mn. USA |
| Two shows. |
2/4/71 | Civic Opera House | Chicago, Il. USA |
| It's Only Me
Support: Mountain.
Two, separately-ticket, shows.
Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, Hymn 43, My God (w. flute solo, incl. Bourée), Cross-Eyed Mary, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise)
Considering other setlists from this period, 'Hymn 43' was unexpected – if it was played, this was the world premiere, over a month before it appeared again. However, an audience member confirms that it wasn't merely spliced into the recording by a bootlegger. |
3/4/71 | Kiel Convention Hall | St Louis, Mo. USA |
| Support: Procol Harum. |
4/4/71 | Painter's Mill Music Fair | Baltimore, Md. USA |
| Two shows booked, and sold-out, but Ian's voice failed after the first, causing the cancelation of the second – after the audience had already taken their seats. |
5/4/71 | Fillmore East | NYC, NY. USA |
| Two shows
Support: Edgar Winter's White Trash Band, Tin House
This setlist might be from 6/4/71.
My God (w. flute solo, incl. Bourée), With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, Aqualung, Cross-Eyed Mary, Nothing Is Easy, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise)
Italicised tracks unconfirmed. |
6/4/71 | Fillmore East | NYC, NY. USA |
| Two shows
Support: Edgar Winter's White Trash Band, Tin House |
13/4/71 | Municipal Auditorium | Atlanta, Ga. USA |
14/4/71 | Uihlein Hall | Milwaukee, Wi. USA |
| Two shows.
Support: Curved Air. |
16/4/71 | Pirates World Park | Dania (Ft. Lauderdale), Fl. USA |
17/4/71 | Pirates World Park | Dania (Ft. Lauderdale), Fl. USA |
| Support: Curved Air. |
18/4/71 | Civic Center | Roanoke, Va. USA |
20/4/71 | State Fairgrounds Coliseum | Detroit, Mi. USA |
| Support: Edgar Winter's White
Trash Band, Mutzie. |
24/4/71 | Monmouth College | West Long Branch, NJ. USA |
| Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, My God (w. flute solo, incl. Bourée), Cross-Eyed Mary (w. drum solo), Wind Up, Guitar Solo, Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise) |
25/4/71 | State University of NY | Stony Brook, NY. USA |
26/4/71 | C.W.Post College Dome | Greenvale, NY. USA |
27/4/71 | Capitol Theatre | Port Chester, NY. USA |
| Two shows
Support: Curved Air.
Late show:
Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, My God (w. flute solo, incl. Bourée), Cross-Eyed Mary (w. drum solo), Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise)
Italicised tracks unconfirmed. |
28?/4/71 | Nassau Community College | Garden City, NY. USA |
| Date uncertain.
Support band (Edgar Winter White Trash Band) was late, so Tull played first. |
29/4/71 | Gymnasium, Delhi College | Delhi, NY. USA |
1/5/71 | Spectrum | Philadelphia, Pa. USA |
| Support: Tony Joe White & Spirit
Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, With You There To Help Me/By Kind Permission Of..., Sossity: You're A Woman/Reasons For Waiting, My God, Cross-Eyed Mary, Wind Up/Guitar Solo/Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise) |
2/5/71 | Kutztown University | Kutztown, Pa. USA |
| Support: a local band, followed by Mott The Hoople |
3/5/71 | US release of 'Aqualung' Highest chart position: 7 |
3/5/71 | Music Hall | Boston, Ma. USA |
| Support: Mott The Hoople
Known MTH tour dates suggest this concert must have been between 6 & 11 May (asked in 2003, MTH drummer Dale Griffin didn't remember this show, but acknowledged it as credible) but a radio station's ticket archive supports this date. |
4/5/71 | Fillmore East | NYC, NY. USA |
| Two shows
Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, By Kind Permission Of..., Hymn 43, My God (w. flute solo, incl. Camptown Races & Bourée), Cross-Eyed Mary (w. drum solo), Wind Up, Guitar Solo, Locomotive Breath, Instrumental, Wind-Up (reprise) |
5/5/71 | Fillmore East | NYC, NY. USA |
| Hymn 43
Two shows
Clive Bunker's last (scheduled) concert as a member of Tull.
Nothing Is Easy, Aqualung, With You There To Help Me, Hymn 43, My God, Cross-Eyed Mary, Wind Up, Guitar Solo, Locomotive Breath |
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17/5/71 | Morgan Studios | London, UK |
| Recording the 'Life Is A Long Song' EP, with new drummer Barrie Barlow. |
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