Wednesday, 28th November, 1962 Back in Liverpool, The Beatles started off the evening with a gig at The Cavern, before heading over to the Lewis’s Department Store on Ranelagh Street, for the “Young Idea Dance” at the staff-only 527 Club located on the store’s top floor.
Sunday, 25th November, 1962 The Beatles played a night time engagement at The Cavern. Joining them on the bill were The Zenith Six, The Four Mosts and The Dennisons.
Wednesday, 21st November, 1962 The Beatles played both lunch time and evening gigs at The Cavern
Monday, 19th November, 1962 The Beatles started off the day with a lunch time performance at The Cavern before heading out on an afternoon 85 mile drive to the Midlands for two more gigs at two different locations. They started off the evening at the Smethwick Baths Ballroom on Thimblemill Road in the town of [...]
Sunday, 18th November, 1962 The Beatles “Welcome Home” gig at The Cavern in Liverpool city center. Also appearing on the bill were The Merseybeats.
Sunday, 21st October, 1962 The Beatles played a night time gig at The Cavern.
Friday, 19th October, 1962 The Beatles played a lunch time gig at The Cavern. During its second week on the UK pop charts, Love Me Do climbed three spots to #46. As could be expected the previous day’s issue of Mersey Beat had placed Love Me Do at the #1 poistion on its list of “Merseyside [...]
Wednesday, 17th October, 1962 The Beatles performed a lunch time gig at The Cavern before driving the 35 miles over to Manchester to appear on the Granada TV show People & Places. The live show was broadcast from Studio Four of Granada’s complex at Quay Street in Manchester. The Beatles rehearsed between 3:00and 4:00pm and [...]
Wednesday, 10th October, 1962 The Beatles played two engagements at The Cavern. A lunch-time gig followed by a night time performance. In the evening they were joined on the bill by The Four Jays and Ken Dallas & The Silhouettes
Sunday, 7th October, 1962 The Beatles play an evening gig at The Cavern supported by The Red River Jazzmen, The Bluegenes and The Zodiacs.
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Alan J. Porter has been a Beatles fan since he first saw them perform on a regional British TV show back in 1963 when he was just a wee lad. He is the author of the critically acclaimed BEFORE THEY WERE BEATLES and occasional contributor to Beatlology Magazine. He now lives in Central Texas and occasionally writes about things other than The Fab Four. You can find out more here.
