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Topic: John Mayall/Mick Taylor UK Tour October-November Return to archive
July 5th, 2004 12:09 PM
Gazza John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with MICK TAYLOR will be touring the UK for 5 weeks in the autumn, with Chicken Shack as opening act

UK tour starts on 12th October at Swan Theatre, High Wycombe, finishing in London Hammersmith Apollo on November 16th. The tour includes a show at Belfast's Waterfront Hall on October 26th

Full info and ticket sales info will no doubt be posted on Mayall's site shortly - www.johnmayall.com
[Edited by Gazza]
July 5th, 2004 12:12 PM
littleredrooster Some guys have all the luck!!
I'll expect some excellent recordings!

Rooostah
July 5th, 2004 01:20 PM
T&A Hot Damn! Hope they take to the US after this tour....
July 5th, 2004 01:28 PM
Jumacfly will they play together only in Uk??
July 5th, 2004 06:52 PM
Gazza Mayall's website only mentions plans to tour the UK
July 5th, 2004 11:44 PM
VoodooChileInWOnderl When a group is on tour is always feasible to continue the tour to other places... I'm gonna contact the agency to get them in Mexico City one more time!
July 6th, 2004 12:04 AM
VoodooChileInWOnderl Gazza thanks a lot for this news! I like it!!!!

Couldn't resist

... John plays a song "Mexico City" and Mick Taylor "Down to Mexico" and Goin' South (a'la and dedicated to Carlos Santana) so they MUST play here this year after all here Mick had the biggest, the most enthusiastic audience and it was the show at the highest price.
July 6th, 2004 04:07 PM
Stray Cat UK Brilliant news - M.T. as nature intended

scuk
July 6th, 2004 04:31 PM
justinkurian Is Taylor going to be playing w/the Bluesbreakers for the whole show or is it a Mayal/Taylor joint thing a la Willie Nelson and Dylan?
July 6th, 2004 05:15 PM
Joey
quote:
Gazza wrote:
Mayall's website only mentions plans to tour the UK



Thanks Gazza ..................this gig will be a " must see " .
July 6th, 2004 05:17 PM
VoodooChileInWOnderl Mick will be playing with The Bluesbreakers the whole show, probably replacing Buddy Whittington or maybe both together (the kicked serious ass together at John�s 70th)

The opening band for the summer tour is a big surprise, a 13 years old virtuso guitar player Eric Steckel, an amazing player according to many serious sources, you know John won�t be sharing the same stage with a pop teenager, this is a great player and only 13, Mick started with the bluesbreakers at 17, this is now opening for him at 13!

July 6th, 2004 05:19 PM
Martha WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!



Oh, but I'm happy for you Gazza.
July 6th, 2004 11:31 PM
VoodooChileInWOnderl Hey Martha... listen some tracks by Eric just following the link above, he's very good to be so young. Sad none of the Stones kids can't play 1% of it (Hi Leah!)
July 7th, 2004 12:50 PM
Martha Voo I don't know if my old computer can do that but I'll try to get a listen. Thanks!

Has this kid (Eric) played anywhere in the States? Does he have a CD out? Or a boot is floating around somewhere perhaps! :-)

peaceout,
Martha

Oh.. that Voodoo that YOU do........ so well! :-)
July 7th, 2004 01:21 PM
Tom yes he has two official cds check the link above and listen the samples pretty good for a kid but he sings like a girl
July 7th, 2004 02:32 PM
jb Hopefully we will get some good MT boots this time..
July 15th, 2004 11:28 AM
Gazza Tour itinerary is now confirmed

thanks to iorr.org for the update - see http://www.iorr.org/mickt/mayall04.htm -

as it's not on Mayall's official site as yet:

To the best of my knowledge, tickets are not on sale yet and in some cases may not be for a few weeks, but you may wish to check the box office for info just in case:

Date City Venue UK Phone (+44)
Oct 12 High Wycombe Swan Theatre 01494 512000
Oct 13 Basingstoke The Anvil 01256 844244
Oct 14 Birmingham Symphony Hall 0121 780 3333
Oct 15 Southend Cliffs Pavilion 01702 351135
Oct 16 Cardiff St David's Hall 02920 878444
Oct 17 Liverpool Philharmonic Hall 0151 709 3789
Oct 18 Rhyl Pavilion Theatre 01745 330000
Oct 19 Halifax Victoria Theatre 01422 351158
Oct 20 Doncaster The Dome 01302 370999
Oct 21 Middlebrough Town Hall 01642 242561
Oct 22 Hull City Hall 01482 226655
Oct 23 Preston Guildhall 01772 258858
Oct 24 Edinburgh Usher Hall 0131 228 1155
Oct 25 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall 0141 353 8000
Oct 26 Belfast Waterfront Hall 02890 972626
Oct 27 Newcastle City Hall 0191 261 2606
Oct 29 Croydon Fairfield Halls 020 8688 9291
Oct 30 Coventry Warwick Arts Centre 02476 524524
Oct 31 Ipswich Regent 01473 433100
Nov 1 Dartford The Orchard 01322 220000
Nov 2 Cambridge Corn Exchange 01223 357851
Nov 3 Northampton Derngate 01604 624811
Nov 4 Manchester Bridgewater Hall 0161 907 9000
Nov 5 St Albans Arena 01727 844488
Nov 6 Buxton Opera House 08451 272190
Nov 7 Harrogate International Centre 01423 537230
Nov 8 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall 0115 989 5555
Nov 9 Reading Hexagon Theatre 0118 960 6060
Nov 10 Portsmouth The Guildhall 023 9282 4355
Nov 11 Brighton Dome 01273 709709
Nov 12 Cheltenham Town Hall 01242 227979
Nov 13 Bristol Colston Hall 0117 922 3686
Nov 14 Chatham Central Theatre 01634 338338
Nov 15 Tunbridge Wells Assembly Halls Theatre 01892 530613
Nov 16 London Appollo Hammersmith 0870 606 3400


British Blues Legends John Mayall, Stan Webb and Mick Taylor join forces on a musical bill that promises blues at its very finest * it just doesn*t get better than this.

Since forming the now legendary Bluesbreakers in 1963, John Mayall has been regarded as one of the most influential UK Blues men ever and has been awarded the accolade of the Godfather of British blues.

His former side men include ERIC CLAPTON, MICK FLEETWOOD, JOHN MCVIE, PETER GREEN and MICK TAYLOR. With over 45 albums to his credit, John Mayall remains as compelling and original an artist as ever and, when it comes to the blues, Mayall is without doubt No. 1.

Stan Webb's dynamic guitar style and huge stage presence have made Chicken Shack a firm favourite with rock and blues fans everywhere. Their first two albums "40 Blue Fingers Freshly Packed And Ready To Go" and "O.K. Ken" stormed into the top twenty in the late sixties, whilst the singles "When The Train Comes Back" and "Tears In The Wind* spent a combined 19 weeks in the top thirty.

Throughout an acclaimed career Stan Webb has played and recorded with the very best, including, STEVIE WONDER, HOWLING WOLF, TAJ MAHAL, CANNED HEAT and PETER GREEN. Stan Webb and Chicken Shack show no sign of slowing down, continually touring the U.K. and Europe to packed houses and rave reviews.

Mick Taylor began his career at the age of 17 when, following in the footsteps of Eric Clapton and Peter Green, became lead guitarist for John Mayall*s Bluesbreakers. After touring extensively and featuring on 5 album, Mick left to join the Rolling Stones where his contributions can be heard on six years of Stones* albums including classics such as "Let it Bleed", "Sticky Fingers", "It's Only Rock n Roll". "Goat's Head Soup" and "Exile on Main Street"

Since leaving the Stones, Mick released a string of solo albums and continues to collaborate with a host of world-class musicians.

British Blues really doesn't get better than this!

Tour management: Flying Music Ltd





[Edited by Gazza]
July 16th, 2004 10:48 AM
T&A I think the assumption here is that MT is joining the Bluesbreakers for this tour, right? But, I think the way this is being billed leaves open the interpretation that MT (and his band) are also on the bill as a separate act. Thoughts?
July 16th, 2004 05:48 PM
Gazza My understanding is that Taylor is playing as a guest guitarist on this tour with the Bluesbreakers and is NOT performing with his own band as a separate act, although I can understand the confusion going by the press release and the tour flyer.

Taylor playing separately would mean three acts on the bill every night, including Chicken Shack, which I would find improbable and a financial non-starter as far as the tour is concerned, especially as these venues are all relatively small theatres.

I asked Bjornulf from IORR about this and he thinks the same. Hope that's of some use.
July 16th, 2004 10:37 PM
VoodooChileInWOnderl Yes, Gazza it will be the bluesbreakers with Mick Taylor, we're on our way to book them

July 17th, 2004 11:55 AM
Gazza Who are? Rocks Off?