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PHILADELPHIA AREA E STREET BAND APPEARANCES (120+2) Within Nine-County (Pa./N.J./Del.) Area [PDN: DN-PAGES-2--ADVANCE-3--SPORTS <FSN> ... 09/02/16] Author:VETRONB Date:09/02/16 Time:02:27 PHILADELPHIA AREA E STREET BAND APPEARANCES (120+2) Within Nine-County (Pa./N.J./Del.) Area GREETINGS FROM ASBURY PARK TOUR (26) 1976-77 TOUR (2) Saturday..................Oct. 28, 1972 ........................West Chester College ...................West Chester, Pa. Monday ...................Oct. 25, 1976 ........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............Jan. 3, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Wednesday .............Oct. 27, 1976 ........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............Jan. 3, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Thursday .................Jan. 4, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN TOUR (4) Thursday .................Jan. 4, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Friday .......................May 26, 1978 .......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Friday .......................Jan. 5, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................May 27, 1978 .......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Friday .......................Jan. 5, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Friday .......................Aug. 18, 1978........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Saturday..................Jan. 6, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................Aug. 19, 1978........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Saturday..................Jan. 6, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Tuesday ...................Jan. 16, 1973.........................Villanova University ....................Villanova, Pa. THE RIVER TOUR (8) Tuesday ...................April 24, 1973 (Early) .........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................Dec. 6, 1980 .........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Tuesday ...................April 24, 1973 (Late) ..........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monday ...................Dec. 8, 1980 .........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............April 25, 1973 (Early) .........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Tuesday ...................Dec. 9, 1980 .........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............April 25, 1973 (Late) ..........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monday ...................July 13, 1981.........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............June 6, 1973 .........................The Spectrum ................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............July 15, 1981.........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Thursday .................July 5, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Thursday .................July 16, 1981.........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Thursday .................July 5, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................July 18, 1981.........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Friday .......................July 6, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Sunday ....................July 19, 1981.........................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Friday .......................July 6, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday..................July 7, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. BORN IN THE USA TOUR (8) Saturday..................July 7, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Tuesday ...................Sept. 11, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Sunday.....................July 8, 1973 (Early)..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Wednesday .............Sept. 12, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Sunday.....................July 8, 1973 (Late) ..............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Friday .......................Sept. 14, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Monday ...................July 9, 1973 ..........................The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................Sept. 15, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Tuesday ...................Aug. 14, 1973........................Erlton Lounge.................................Cherry Hill, N.J. Monday ...................Sept. 17, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Saturday..................Oct. 6, 1973 ..........................Villanova University ....................Villanova, Pa. Tuesday ...................Sept. 18, 1984.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Tuesday ...................Aug. 14, 1985........................Veterans Stadium ........................Philadelphia THE WILD, THE INNOCENT & THE E STREET SHUFFLE TOUR (41) Wednesday .............Aug. 15, 1985........................Veterans Stadium ........................Philadelphia Monday ...................Oct. 29, 1973 (Early) ..........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monday ...................Oct. 29, 1973 (Late).............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. TUNNEL OF LOVE EXPRESS TOUR (2) Tuesday ...................Oct. 30, 1973 (Early) ..........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Tuesday ...................March 8, 1988 .....................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Tuesday ...................Oct. 30, 1973 (Late).............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Wednesday .............March 9, 1988 .....................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Wednesday .............Oct. 31, 1973 (Early) ...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Wednesday .............Oct. 31, 1973 (Late).............The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. HUMAN RIGHTS NOW! TOUR (1) Saturday..................Nov. 17, 1973 (Early)...........The Roxy (Manayunk) .................Philadelphia Monday ...................Sept. 19, 1988.......................JFK Stadium....................................Philadelphia Saturday..................Nov. 17, 1973 (Late) ...........The Roxy (Manayunk) .................Philadelphia Friday .......................Dec. 21, 1973 .......................Erlton Lounge.................................Cherry Hill, N.J. REUNION TOUR (6) Thursday .................Dec. 27, 1973 (Early)...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monday ...................Sept. 13, 1999.......................First Union Center ........................Philadelphia Thursday .................Dec. 27, 1973 (Late) ...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Wednesday .............Sept. 15, 1999.......................First Union Center ........................Philadelphia Friday .......................Dec. 28, 1973 (Early)...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monday ...................Sept. 20, 1999.......................First Union Center ........................Philadelphia Friday .......................Dec. 28, 1973 (Late) ...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Tuesday ...................Sept. 21, 1999.......................First Union Center ........................Philadelphia Saturday..................Dec. 29, 1973 (Early)...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Friday .......................Sept. 24, 1999.......................Spectrum .......................................Philadelphia Saturday..................Dec. 29, 1973 (Late) ...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Saturday .................Sept. 25, 1999.......................First Union Center ........................Philadelphia Sunday.....................Dec. 30, 1973 (Early)...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. Sunday.....................Dec. 30, 1973 (Late) ...........The Main Point ...............................Bryn Mawr, Pa. THE RISING TOUR (4) Saturday..................Feb. 23, 1974 ........................Satellite Lounge ............................Cookstown, N.J. Sunday
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