Sunday, 24th March, 1963
On tour with Chris Montez and Tommy Roe, The Beatles perform in their hometown of Liverpool, at the Empire Theatre. This is The Beatles‘ first appearance in Liverpool in more than a month.
Monday, 4th March, 1963
The Beatles return to familar territory with a gig at the Plaza Ballroom in St. Helens. Thanks to their recent chart success their booking fee has risen to a new high of 100 Pounds.
Thursday, 21st February, 1963
The Beatles perform two shows for two separate “houses” at the Majestic Ballroom in Birkenhead.
Tuesday, 19th February, 1963
The Beatles perform a nighttime show at the Cavern Club, Liverpool. The supporting act is Lee Curtis & the All-Stars, the group for which Pete Best is drummer. This is the last time that any of The Beatles will see Pete Best in person.
Thursday, 14th February, 1963
The Beatles return to Liverpool to perform at the Locarno Ballroom’s annual Valentine’s Day Dance.
Monday, 4th February, 1963
The end of an era as The Beatles perform what will be their last lunchtime show at the Cavern Club, Liverpool
Sunday, 3rd February, 1963
The Beatles perform a night time show at the Cavern Club, headlining an eight-hour, eight band “Rhythm and Blues Marathon
Thursday, 31st January, 1963
The Beatles played another lunch time gig at The Cavern before heading over the River Mersey to Birkenhead for a show at the Majestic Ballroom. Such was the demand for tickets at the Majestic that the Fab Four played two seperate shows at the same venue, one starting at 8:00pm and a […]
Wednesday, 30th January, 1963
The Beatles returned to Liverpool for their regular Wednesday lunch time engagement at The Cavern.
Thursday, 24th January, 1963
The Beatles started the day with an appearence at the Epstein’s central Liverpool NEMS record store on Whitchapel. They signed copies of Please, Please Me and played a short acoustic set on the stairway.
After the NEMS gig they drove to the Welsh town of Mold for an evening peformance in the Assembly […]
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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.
