Heart performed 82 concerts on tour Dog & Butterfly, between Commonwealth Stadium on 26 August 1979 and Forum de Montral on 5 October 1978 The Bee Gees were joined on stage with their usual band featuring Alan Kendall on guitar, Blue Weaver on keyboards and Dennis Bryon on drums, as well as Boonero Horns, a 6-piece brass section and Sweet Inspirations, which provided backing vocals. That Vancouver bootleg is how I first noticed the conflicting tour dates in the first place. follow. Nov 21, 1979 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Uploaded by Zimtrim Fleetwood Mac / Danny Dooma and Night Eys Nov 21, 1979 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Uploaded by Zimtrim Fleetwood Mac / Danny Douma Nov 07, 1979 Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Uploaded by Zimtrim Fleetwood Mac / Danny Douma And NIght Eyes Nov 26, 1979 The Start Date: 3/25/1979End Date: 10/7/1979Locations: North America, Europe, JapanVan Halen's 1979 World Vacation Tour was the band's first headline tour taking them Start Date: Mar 19, 1980 End Date: Nov 15, 1980 All setlist songs (1816) Years on tour. There's no known bootleg from this show, but lots of great photos. . [2] Initially scheduled to end on 22 December after the concert at the Alexandra Palace, the last concert of this tour at the Hammersmith Odeon, was also the first concert of the Concerts for the People of Kampuchea. Wikedpedia probably got these dates from VH Archives, which has some innacurracies. A spotlight was switched on and Bush sang and danced to "Don't Push Your Foot on the Heartbrake", bringing the second section to a close. Add setlist, 6 activities (last edit by ExecutiveChimp, 11 Aug 2015, 02:33 Etc/UTC). 8/11/1979 Asbury Park, NJ @ Asbury Park Convention Hall, 1979 Rolling Stone review of Van Halen II, 10/2/1979 Tuscon, AZ @ Tucson Convention Center, 1979 Vancouver, Canada @ Pacific Coliseum, 5/21/1984 San Diego, CA @ San Diego Sports Arena #2, 9/15/1982 San Francisco, CA @ The Cow Palace, 1978 Manchester, England @ Manchester Apollo. [2], Credits and personnel adapted from the Kate Bush Tour programme available at the concerts.[18][19]. [4] Bush, wearing a blue leotard, sang the first song "Moving."