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* [[April 28]], [[1962]]: Sam Cooke, B. B. King, Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Drifters, Dee Clark, Solomon Burke, Barbara George, and the Sensations | * [[April 28]], [[1962]]: Sam Cooke, B. B. King, Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Drifters, Dee Clark, Solomon Burke, Barbara George, and the Sensations | ||
* [[July 27]], [[1963]]: James Brown with the James Brown Big Band, The Brownies, The Famous Flames, Johnny & Bill, Tammy Montgomery, The Dev L's Den, The Poets, Bobby Byrd and others (promoted by [[J. Earle Hensley]]) | |||
* [[September 22]], [[1964]]: The Drifters, The Tams, Betty Everett, Chuck Jackson, Solomon Burke, Jerry Butler, and Patti LaBelle | * [[September 22]], [[1964]]: The Drifters, The Tams, Betty Everett, Chuck Jackson, Solomon Burke, Jerry Butler, and Patti LaBelle | ||
* [[August 11]], [[1972]]: | * [[August 11]], [[1972]]: [[Shower of Stars]] with the Osmonds, the Heywoods and Jan Baker | ||
* [[May 18]], [[1973]]: Johnny Winter, Foghat and Brownsville Station | * [[May 18]], [[1973]]: Johnny Winter, Foghat and Brownsville Station | ||
* [[June 12], [[1973]]: Wet Willie, Savoy Brown, Cactus, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, and Blue Öyster Cult | * [[June 12]], [[1973]]: Wet Willie, Savoy Brown, Cactus, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, and Blue Öyster Cult | ||
* [[June 29]], [[1973]]: Edgar Winter Group | * [[June 29]], [[1973]]: Edgar Winter Group | ||
* [[July 29]], [[1973]]: Humble Pie with Lee Michaels | * [[July 29]], [[1973]]: Humble Pie with Lee Michaels | ||
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* [[July 23]], [[1976]]: [[KISS]], Destroyer tour with Bob Seger, Kansas and U.F.O. | * [[July 23]], [[1976]]: [[KISS]], Destroyer tour with Bob Seger, Kansas and U.F.O. | ||
* [[July 22]], [[1985]]: The Bach Boys | * [[July 22]], [[1985]]: The Bach Boys | ||
* [[June 6]], [[1987]]: [[Kool City Jam]] | * [[June 6]], [[1987]]: [[Kool City Jam]] with Zapp & Roger, and Rebbie Jackson | ||
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* [https://www.setlist.fm/venue/rickwood-field-birmingham-al-usa-53d773c9.html Rickwood Field, Birmingham, AL] at setlist.fm | * [https://www.setlist.fm/venue/rickwood-field-birmingham-al-usa-53d773c9.html Rickwood Field, Birmingham, AL] at setlist.fm | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:01, 31 March 2024
This is a List of concerts at Rickwood Field, including music-only events which took place at the historic ballpark:
- April 28, 1962: Sam Cooke, B. B. King, Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Drifters, Dee Clark, Solomon Burke, Barbara George, and the Sensations
- July 27, 1963: James Brown with the James Brown Big Band, The Brownies, The Famous Flames, Johnny & Bill, Tammy Montgomery, The Dev L's Den, The Poets, Bobby Byrd and others (promoted by J. Earle Hensley)
- September 22, 1964: The Drifters, The Tams, Betty Everett, Chuck Jackson, Solomon Burke, Jerry Butler, and Patti LaBelle
- August 11, 1972: Shower of Stars with the Osmonds, the Heywoods and Jan Baker
- May 18, 1973: Johnny Winter, Foghat and Brownsville Station
- June 12, 1973: Wet Willie, Savoy Brown, Cactus, Manfred Mann's Earth Band, and Blue Öyster Cult
- June 29, 1973: Edgar Winter Group
- July 29, 1973: Humble Pie with Lee Michaels
- September 20, 1973: Earth, Wind & Fire, Head to the Sky tour, with Tucky Buzzard and Uriah Heep
- July 12, 1974: Lynyrd Skynyrd
- August 24, 1974: Mountain
- July 4, 1975: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Nuthin' Fancy tour
- July 16, 1976: Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gimme Back My Bullets tour with Outlaws
- July 23, 1976: KISS, Destroyer tour with Bob Seger, Kansas and U.F.O.
- July 22, 1985: The Bach Boys
- June 6, 1987: Kool City Jam with Zapp & Roger, and Rebbie Jackson
This list is incomplete and may never satisfy any subjective standard for completeness. You can help Bhamwiki by expanding it.
Context
Neighborhood complaints led the Park & Recreation Board to request promoters limit the sound volume at concerts in 1971, and to prohibit rock concerts at the ballpark entirely in 1973. That prohibition was later lifted.
References
- Rickwood Field, Birmingham, AL at setlist.fm