The Pretty Things (Sidcup)

Line-up included

• Phil May - lead vocals, harmonica (Sept 1963 - Jun 1976, Mar 1979 - Dec 2018, 2020) 
• Dick Taylor - lead guitar (Gibson E.S. 345 T.D.) (Sept 1963 - Late 1965 or Feb 1966, Dec 1965 or Feb 1966 - June 13, 1969, Mar 1979 - Dec 2018, 2020)
• Brian Pendleton - rhythm (white Telecaster) & slide guitar, backing vocals (Sept 1963 - Dec 24, 1966) 
• John 'Staxie' Stax - bass (electric French Emperor acoustic), harmonica, backing vocals (Sept 1963 - Summer 1966) 
• Peter 'Pete' Kitson - drums (Sept - ca. Nov 1963) 
• Jeffrey 'Jeff' Brooksmith - drums (1963) John Parish - drums (1963) 
• Vivian 'Viv' Andrews - drums (ca. Nov 1963 - Late Apr 1964) 
• Vivian St. John 'Viv' Prince drums (Ludwig later Premier) (Late Apr 1964 - Nov 29, 1965) 
• Skip Alan (Alan Ernest Skipper) - drums (Nov 30, 1965 - Mar 1967, Nov 1969 - Jun 1976, Mar 1979 - 1981, 1994 - 2007) 
• William 'Billy' Harrison - lead guitar (Dec 1965 or Feb 1966, Mar 1966 stand-in for Taylor) 
• Alan Edward 'Wally' Waller - bass, Framus acoustic guitar, vocals, wind instruments, piano, vocals (Summer 1966 - July 1971, Mar 1979 - 1981, 1994 - 2007) 
• Jonathan Leslie 'Jon' Povey - organ, sitar, percussion, lead vocals (Summer 1966 - July 1971, Mar 1979 - 1981, 1994 - 2007) 
• Gary Taylor (Graham John Taylor) - bass (the Emotions album) 
• John Ronald 'Mitch' Mitchell - drums (Mar 1967) 
• John 'Twink' Alder (John Charles Edward Alder) - drums, vocals (Apr 1968 - Nov 1969) 
• Victor B. 'Vic' Unitt - lead guitar (June 1969 - May 1970) 
• Peter 'Pete' Tolson - lead guitar, vocals (May 1970 - Jun 1976, Mar 1979 - Dec 2018) 
• Simon Andrew David Fox - drums (1981) 
• Joseph 'Joe' Shaw - guitar (1984, 1987) 
• David M. 'Dave' Wintour - bass (1984) 
• David 'Dave' Wilki - keyboards (1984) 
• John Clarke - drums (1984 - 1986) 
• Kevin Flanagan - sax (1984) 
• Perry Margouleff - guitar (1986 - 1987) 
• Roelf Ter Veld - bass (1986 - 1987) 
• Doede Ter Veld - drums (1986 - 1987) 
• Bertram Engel (Bertram Lutz Wilhelm Passman) - drums (1987, 1993 - 1995) 
• Frank Holland - guitar, vocals, mellotron, harmonica (1988 - 1991, 1994 - Dec 2018) 
• Mark St. John - drums, percussion (1988 - 1991, 1993 - 1994, 2020) 
• Steve Browning - bass (1988 - 1991, 1993 - 1994) 
• Robert 'Bobby' Webb - keyboards (1989 - 1990) 
• Hans Waterman - drums (1989 - 1990, 1990 - 1994) 
• Barkley McKay - guitar (1990 - 1994) 
• Jon Langford - guitar (1991 - 1993) 
• Jack Greenwood - drums (2007 - Dec 2018) 
• George Woosey - bass, vocals (2007 - Dec 2018) 
  

R & B band The Pretty Things formed in September 1963 at Sidcup Art College, Grassington Road, Sidcup, Kent as Jerome and the Pretty Things with 18-year-old Phil May on lead vocals, harmonica (b. Philip Dennis Arthur Wadey, Thursday, November 9, 1944, Livingstone Hospital, East Hill, Dartford, Kent England d. Wednesday, May 15, 2020, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, King's Lynn, Norfolk, England of complications following hip surgery after a cycling accident), 20-year-old Dick Taylor on lead guitar (Gibson E.S. 345 T.D.) (b. Richard Clifford Taylor, Thursday, January 28, 1943, Livingstone Hospital, East Hill, Dartford, Kent, England), 19-year-old Brian Pendleton on rhythm (white Telecaster) & slide guitar, backing vocals (b. Thursday, April 13, 1944, Wolverhampton Road, Heath Town, Wolverhampton, Warwickshire, England d. Friday, May 25, 2001, Kingsley Road, Maidstone, Kent, England of lung cancer) and 19-year-old John 'Staxie' Stax on bass (electric French Emperor acoustic), harmonica, backing vocals (b. John Edward Lee Fullagar, Thursday, April 6, 1944, Crayford, Kent, England).

The Pretty Things were formed by two Sidcup Art School students in Phil May and Dick Taylor. Taylor used to go to the students' common room at Sidcup Art School where they had an essential item, in constant use, a record player. Besides Trad Dixieland and Modern Jazz records, you could also find ones by black R&B artists, whose records had started to appear in specialist shops. There was also plenty of interest in other students who shared Taylor's interests. One such person was Phil May, who suggested that they start a band. He also knew of Taylor's membership of the early Rolling Stones. Taylor had left the Stones to concentrate on his studies, but he lost interest and he started getting badgered by May to start a band. Taylor had been hoping to continue his studies at the Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, South Kensington, South West London, but he never managed to secure a place, although he did attend for a while the Central School of Art and Design, Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, West Central London. Finally, May's insistence paid off and they formed a band Jerome and the Pretty Things and started rehearsing. They decided to call the band after American percussionist, maracas player Jerome Green (c. 1934 - c. 1973), who was cousin and sideman of American guitarist, singer Bo Diddley (1928 - 2008), and after one of his songs 'Pretty Things.' I think the Jerome part of the name only lasted the first month in September 1963 as apparently May was fed up with people calling him Jerome.

Next to join The Pretty Things was John Fullagar who had been working on a building site until he broke his arm. Bored by his inability to work, he was pleased to be illicitly smuggled into May and Taylor's art classes. He also, loved R & B and was easily persuaded to join the emerging band on bass. The guys did not like his name as it did not sound bluesy enough and so he became Stax after the classic record label. Thus, he now had an instantly authentic surname. Next to join was Pendleton via an advert in Melody Maker music paper.

The Pretty Things then recruited a drummer Pete Kitson (b. Peter Kitson). He was an art school friend who lived in a tree on the common and he brought a drum kit to join the band. The group rehearsed like Taylor's old group The Rolling Stones at Taylor's house at 34 Alexander Road, Bexleyheath, Kent.

Kitson played one or two gigs with the band until Dick Taylor was given the job of telling him he had to go. It was also rumored that the band included future drummer in the Just Blues (from 1964) and The Little Joe Set (1966 - 1967), 15-year-old Jeff Brooksmith (b. Jeffrey Brooksmith, 1948, Barnhurst, Kent, England). Also, according to John Parish, the future drummer in The Clockwork Oranges (Early 1964 - 1967), he was also drummer in the Pretty Things in 1963. This was all before 17-year-old drummer Viv Andrews (b. Vivian Andrews, 1946) joined the band in ca. November 1963.

The band's first single release was shelved until they could find a replacement for drummer Viv Andrews. Jimmy Duncan felt that an important ingredient was missing from the band and that an experienced drummer was needed, one that would inject the professionalism that was lacking in the group. Duncan knew who he wanted and that was 22-year-old Viv Prince (b. Vivian Martin Prince, Saturday, August 9, 1941, Loughborough, Leicestershire, England). He needed persuasion to join the group as he was busy with lots of session work and had turned down a number of bands including The Kinks. By way of enticement Duncan offered him £40 per week and a brand-new set of Ludwig drums. He would later change to Premier drums. He joined and Prince remembered that the first week he received £8.

As for Andrews, his final gig with the group was on Sunday, April 26, 1964 at The Phoenix Blues Club, Staines, Middlesex? His drumming was OK but sadly he just could not handle being on stage.

Princes' début gig with the Pretty Things was on Tuesday, April 28, 1964 at the famous 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London?

On Monday, November 29, 1965 Prince was sacked and was replaced on Tuesday, November 30, 1965 by 17-year-old drummer Skip Alan (b. Alan Ernest Skipper, Friday, June 11, 1948, Westminster, South West London, England). Things had come to a head while on the legendary Pretty Things tour of New Zealand.

Prince joined Some of Them (Late Nov - Dec 2, 1965) where he replaced Skip Alan who replaced him in The Pretty Things. This is The Them formed by Pat McAuley on organ (b. Patrick John McAuley, Friday, March 17, 1944, Coleraine, County Derry, Northern Ireland d. Saturday, August 11, 1984, Donegal, County Donegal, Eire) and Billy Harrison on lead guitar (b. William Harrison, Wednesday, October 14, 1942, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland).

As for Alan, he had been to Tulse Hill School, Upper Tulse Hill, South West London. He had been at 16 in The Ivy League in 1964 and then had led his own groups The Skip Alan's and The Skip Alan Trio, as well as working with Donovan and Some of Them (Sept 1 - Late Nov 1965). It seems when The Pretty Things went to Denmark on Friday, February 18, 1966 and played with The Caretakers, Immigrants and Poisons and on Saturday, February 19, 1966 when they played with The Red Squares and Them (the Pat McAuley's version of Them, Some of Them) they had 23-year-old Billy Harrison on lead guitar (ex- Van Morrison's Them, Apr 1964 - Mid July 1965, Some of Them from Sept 1, 1965). Harrison subbed for Dick Taylor. This may have been earlier in December 1965 when he went to the Holland and Scandinavian Tour. He also played in March 1966 on the Isle of Wight. Harrison then quit the music business in Mid 1966 and joined the GPO.

In I think Summer 1966 Stax left The Pretty Things and was replaced by Wally Waller on bass, Framus acoustic guitar, vocals, wind instruments, piano (b. Alan Edward Waller, Sunday, April 9, 1944, Erith, Kent, England). The Pretty Things were also joined by Jon Povey on organ, sitar, percussion, lead vocals (b. Jonathan Leslie Povey, Thursday, August 20, 1942 at home in Barnhurst, Kent, England d. Tuesday, May 9, 2023 of cancer). 

According to The Melody Maker music paper of Saturday, April 29, 1967 on page 5 Allen and Povey had joined the Pretty Things. This was reported late as they had already joined in 1966.

On Christmas Eve, Saturday, December 24, 1966 Pendleton phoned the band to tell them he was leaving the Pretty Things.

Pendleton was not replaced.

In April 1968 Alan left as he decided to stay in France with a girl and was replaced briefly by 20-year-old drummer Mitch Mitchell (b. John Ronald Mitchell, Tuesday, July 9, 1946, Ealing, West London, England d. Tuesday, November 12, 2008, The Benson Hotel, 309 SW Broadway, Portland City, Oregon, USA), but he was too straight and so was replaced by 21-year-old drummer John 'Twink' Alder. As for Mitchell, he continued playing with The Jimi Hendrix Experience.

 On Friday, June 13, 1969 Dick Taylor left the Pretty Things and on Saturday, June 14, 1969 he got married.

In June 1969 Taylor was replaced by 23-year-old lead guitarist Vic Unitt (b. Victor B. Unitt, Friday, July 5, 1946). In May 1970 Unitt left the Pretty Things and rejoined the Edgar Broughton Band and he was replaced by 18-year-old Pete Tolson on lead guitar, vocals (b. Peter Tolson, Monday, September 10, 1951, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England d. Thursday, April 21, 2016).

In November 1971 the Pretty Things were joined by 20-year-old bassist, vocalist Stu Brooks (b. Stuart Brooks, January 1951, Hertfordshire, England d. Friday, July 14, 2023) and 24-year-old organist, guitarist Gordon Edwards (b. Gordon John Edwards, Thursday, December 26, 1946, Banks, Southport, Lancashire, England d. Friday, February 28, 2003, Greenford, West London, England from self-inflicted wounds).  

Some Pretty Things concerts:

•  September 1963: The Inferno Club, Sidcup, Kent, England The Pretty Things gig. 
•  September 1963: The Station Hotel, Dartford, Kent, England 
•  1963: Unknown venue, Manchester, Lancashire, England The Pretty Things first big gig. 
•  1963: The Black Prince, Rochester Way, Bexley, Kent, England 
•  1963: The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England 
•  December 1963: The Christmas Dance, The Central School of Art and Design, Southampton Row, Bloomsbury, West Central London, England 
•  Thursday, December 12, 1963: The Ricky Tick Club, The Star and Garter Hotel, Peascod Street, Windsor, Berkshire, England 
•  New Year's Day, Wednesday, January 1, 1964: The Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel, 1 High Street, Dartford, Kent, England 
•  Friday, January 3, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Mike Cotton Sound. 
•  Tuesday, January 7, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Acker Bilk, Kenny Walsh and Walsh Band.
•  Tuesday, January 9, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Mike Cotton Sound. 
•  Tuesday, January 14, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Douggie Richford's London Jazzmen.
•  Thursday, January 16, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Bob Wallis' Storyville Jazzmen. 
•  Tuesday, January 21, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Monty Sunshine's Jazzmen. 
•  Thursday, January 23, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Animals, Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions. 
•  Tuesday, January 28 - Wednesday, January 29, 1964: The Cyril Davis Benefit Night, The Flamingo Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 1am Also on the bill: Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Manfred Man, Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated, Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band, Long John Baldry and the Hoochie Coochie Men, The Animals, The Yardbirds, etc. 
•  Thursday, January 30, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions, The Wes Minster Five. 
•  Thursday, February 4, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Graham Bond's R & B Quartet, The Art Wood Combo. 
•  Saturday, February 6, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Alex Harvey Soul Band, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Tuesday, February 11, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Graham Bond's R & B Quartet, The Art Wood Combo. 
•  Thursday, February 13, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions, The Wes Minster Five. 
•  Tuesday, February 18, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Animals, The Wes Minster Five. 
•  Thursday, February 20, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Friday, February 21, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Star and Garter Hotel, Peascod Street, Windsor, Berkshire, England Advertised as Ricky Tick Club
•  Friday, 21st February Windsor Star and Garter The Pretty Things. 
•  Thursday, February 27, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Jimmy Powell and the Five Dimensions, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Friday, February 28, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, Onslow Street, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  Monday, March 1, 1964: The Carnival Hall, Council Road, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Also on the bill: The Troggs. 
•  Tuesday, March 3, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Animals, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Thursday, March 5, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Alex Harvey Soul Band, The Wes Minster Five. 
•  Thursday, March 12, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Graham Bond's R & B Quartet, Gene Latter and the Cousins. 
•  Tuesday, March 17, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Animals, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Tuesday, March 24, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Tuesday, March 31, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Animals, John Lee's Groundhogs. 
•  Tuesday, April 7, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Falling Leaves. 
•  Wednesday, April 9, 1964: The Bodega Jazz Club, 15 Cross Street off Corporation Street, Deansgate, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Zodiacs. 
•  Monday, April 13, 1964: The Hermitage Ballroom, 20-21 Hermitage Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England Tuesday, 
• April 14, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Mark Leeman Five, The Tridents. 
•  Wednesday, April 15, 1964: The Market Hall, St. Peter's Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Friday, April 17, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, Onslow Street, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  Sunday, April 19, 1964: The Phoenix Blues Club, Church Street, Staines, Middlesex, England 
•  Tuesday, April 21, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Art Wood Combo, The Impacts. 
•  Friday, April 24, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Star and Garter, Barry Avenue, Windsor, Berkshire, England 
•  Saturday, April 25, 1964: Unknown venue, Ruislip, Middlesex, England 
•  Sunday, April 26, 1964: The Phoenix Blues Club, Church Street, Staines, Middlesex, England Drummer Viv Andrews final gig with the Pretty Things?
•  Tuesday, April 28, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Art Wood Combo, The Muleskinners. Drummer Viv Prince début gig with the Pretty Things? Advertised in The Record Mirror as 100 Club 100 Oxford St,. W.1 7-30 to 11 p.m. 
•  Wednesday, April 29, 1964: The Market Hall, St. Peter's Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Thursday, April 30, 1964: The ABC Cinema, 225 London Road, Broad Green, West Croydon, Surrey, England Also on the bill: Billy Fury, Dave Berry and the Cruisers, Brian Poole and the Tremeloes, The John Barry 7, The Zephyrs. 
•  Friday, May 1, 1964: The Starlight Ballroom?, High Street, Crawley, Surrey, England 
•  Saturday, May 2, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Peace Hall, Marlow Road, Maidenhead, Berkshire, England 
•  Sunday, May 3, 1964: The Riverside Club?, The Cricketer's Hotel, Bridge Road, Chertsey Bridge, Surrey, England 
•  Monday, May 4, 1964: The Northampton Rhythm and Blues Club, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England Advertised in The Melody Maker as Northampton Rhythm & Blues Club The Pretty Things Sunday, May 4th. 
•  Tuesday, May 5, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six. Advertised in The Record Mirror as 100 Club 100 Oxford St., W.1 Rhythm and Blues 
• Wednesday, May 4th The Pretty Things Brian Knights Blues By Six. Wednesday, May 6, 1964: The Orford Cellar, 25 Red Lion Street, Norwich, Norfolk, England 
•  Thursday, May 7, 1964: The Blueuropa R&B Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England Advertised in The Record Mirror as Blueuropa Clubs Cooks Ferry Inn Angel Road Edmonton 
•  Saturday, May 9, 1964: The Stamford Hall, 177 Stockport Road, Timperley, Altrincham, Lancashire, England 
•  Sunday, May 10, 1964: The Phoenix Blues Club, Staines, Middlesex, England Monday, May 11, 1964: Unknown venue, Slough, Berkshire, England
•  Tuesday, May 12, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Also on the bill: The Harps. Advertised in The Record Mirror as 100 Club 100 Oxford St,. W.1 7-30 to 11 p.m. 
• Tuesday, May 12th The Pretty Things The Harps. 
•  Wednesday, May 13, 1964: The Market Hall, St. Peter's Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Thursday, May 14, 1964: The Jaybee Hall, The British Legion Hall, 76 Northolt Road, South Harrow, Middlesex, England 
•  Friday, May 15, 1964: Ready Steady Go! Also on the bill: The Dave Clark Five, The Hollies, Susan Maughan, The Monotones, Richard Sarstedt, Andee Silver. The Pretty Things first time on TV. 
•  Saturday, May 16, 1964: The Rendezvous Club, The Oddfellows Hall, Kingston Road, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England 
•  Saturday, May 16 - Sunday, May 17, 1964: The Embers Ballroom, Harlow, Hertfordshire, England, all night session 
•  Sunday, May 17, 1964: The Orford Cellar, 25 Red Lion Street, Norwich, Norfolk, England 
•  Monday, May 18, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Olympia, 75-77 London Street, Reading, Berkshire, England 
•  Tuesday, May 19, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Harps. 
•  Wednesday, May 20, 1964: The Cellar Club, 22a High Street, Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, England Advertised in The Record Mirror as The Gateway to the Stars 22a High Street, Kingston KINgston 5856 News Flash 
• Wednesday, 20th The Sensational Pretty Things. 
•  Thursday, May 21, 1964: The Blueuropa R&B Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England 
•  Friday, May 22, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, The Guildford Civic Hall, Onslow Street, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  Friday, May 22, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The Borough Assembly Hall, Market Square, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Saturday, May 23, 1964: The Bure Club, 97 Bure Lane, Mudeford, Christchurch, Devon, England Supported by The Spectres (who later became Status Quo). 
•  Sunday, May 24, 1964: The Olympia, 75-77 London Road, Reading, Berkshire, England 
•  Monday, May 25, 1964: The Northampton Rhythm and Blues Club, The Embassy Ballroom, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England Advertised in The Melody Maker as Northampton Rhythm & Blues Club The Best in R & B Every Monday 8 - 11 p.m. Embassy Ballroom 
•  Tuesday, May 26, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Wednesday, May 27, 1964: The Dancing Slipper Ballroom, 14 Central Avenue, West Bridgeford, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England 
•  Thursday, May 28, 1964: The Blueuropa R&B Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England Advertised in The Melody Maker as The Blue Opera Club Cooks Ferry Inn Angel Road, Edmonton 
• Thursday, May 28th Pretty Things. 
•  Friday, May 29, 1964: The Mercers' Arms, Swan Lane, Coventry, Warwickshire, England 
•  Saturday, May 30, 1964: The Riviera Club, Carlyon Bay, St. Austell, Cornwall, England This seems implausible for The Pretty Things to play here considering the geographical distance from Coventry and then to Bexley the next day. 
•  Sunday, May 31, 1964: The Black Prince, Rochester Way, Bexley, Kent, England Monday, June 1, 1964: The Hermitage Ballroom, 20-21 Hermitage Road, Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Tuesday, June 2, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Art Wood Combo. 
•  Wednesday, June 3, 1964: The Forum, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 
•  Thursday, June 4, 1964: The Blueuropa R&B Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England 
•  Friday, June 5, 1964: The Ricky Tick Club, The High Wycombe Town Hall, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Saturday, June 6, 1964: The Rhodes Centre, 1-3 South Road, Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, England Also, on the bill: Johnny and the Starliners.
•  Monday, June 8, 1964: The Assembly Hall, Forest Road, Walthamstow, East London, England T
• uesday, June 9, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Art Wood Combo. 
•  Wednesday, June 10, 1964: The Market Hall, St. Peter's Street, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Thursday, June 11, 1964: The Ricky Trick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, Onslow Street, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  Thursday, June 11, 1964: The Blueuropa R&B Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England 
•  Friday, June 12, 1964: The New Ricky Tick Club Tour, England 
•  Saturday, June 13, 1964: The New Ricky Tick Club Tour, England 
•  Sunday, June 14, 1964: The New Ricky Tick Club Tour, The Clewer Mead, Windsor, Berkshire, England, 7.30pm - 10.30pm Advertised as The New Ricky Tick (Next to Swimming Pool) Sunday, June 14th 7.30 - 10.30 p.m. the Pretty Things. 
•  Tuesday, June 16, 1964: The Attic Club, 1a High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: Them (later became Themselves). 
•  Tuesday, June 16, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Thursday, June 18, 1964: The Blueuropa Club, The Cooks Ferry Inn, 414 Angle Road, Upper Edmonton, North London, England 
•  Friday, June 19, 1964: Unknown venue, Brighton, East Sussex, England 
•  Saturday, June 20, 1964: Unknown venue, Southampton, Hampshire, England Sunday, June 21 - 
• Saturday, June 27, 1964: Manchester area tour, England 
•  Wednesday, June 24, 1964: The Bury Palais De Dance, Bolton Street, Bury, Lancashire, England from 7.30pm Also on the bill: Lola Girl, D.J. From Paris, Mike Saxon and the Vikings. Advertised in The Evening News as Bury Palais De Dance Wednesday, June 24th 7.30 - Admission The Prettythings (No 19 with Rosalind on Fontana Climbing Fast) Lola Girl D.J. From Paris and Mike Saxon and The Vikings. 
•  Friday, June 26, 1964: The Top 20 Club, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Tuesday, June 30, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Tridents. 
•  Wednesday, July 1, 1964: Le Disque a Go! Go!, 9 Holdenhurst Road, Lansdowne, Bournemouth, Hampshire now Dorset, England 
•  Friday, July 3, 1964: Unknown Venue, Hoveton Village, Wroxham Village, Norfolk, England Also on the bill: Rod Harvey and the Drifting Strangers. or 
•  Friday, July 3, 1964: Unknown venue, Wrexham City, Denbighshire, North Wales 
•  Saturday, July 4, 1964: Unknown venue, Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England 
•  Sunday, July 5, 1964: The Black Prince, Rochester Way, Bexley, Kent, England 
•  Monday, July 6, 1964: The Big Beat Club?, Harrow Weald, Middlesex, England 
•  Tuesday, July 7, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Supported by The Farinas (Leicester, Leicestershire). Advertised in The Melody Maker as 100 Club 100 Oxford St., W.1. Rhythm and Blues 
• Tuesday, July 7th The Pretty Things The Farinas. 
•  Wednesday, July 8, 1964: Unknown venue, Norwich, Norfolk, England 
•  Thursday, July 9, 1964: Unknown venue, Southsea, Hampshire, England 
•  Friday, July 10, 1964: Unknown venue, Plymouth, Devon, England 
•  Saturday, July 11, 1964: The Berkeley Grill, The Crawdaddy Club, Coventry, Warwickshire, England Also on the bill: The Sorrows (Coventry, Warwickshire). 
•  Wednesday, July 15, 1964: The Top Rank, The Majestic Ballroom, 10 Stroud Green Road, Finsbury Park, North London, England Advertised as Top Rank Majestic Ballroom Finsbury Park, N.4 (Opp. Finsbury Park Station) STA 2676 
• Wednesday, July 15th Open 7.30 p.m. Admission 4/- The Group That Ungassed 'The Stones' The Pretty Things. 
•  Thursday, July 16, 1964: The Top Rank, The Majestic, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 
•  Friday, July 17, 1964: The Winchester Lido Ballroom, Worthy Lane, Winchester, Hampshire, England Also, on the bill: The Missing Links. 
•  Saturday, July 18, 1964: The Assembly, Manchester, Lancashire, England 
•  Sunday, July 19, 1964: The Southall Community Centre, Southall, Middlesex, England Monday, July 20, 1964: The Big Beat Club, Harrow Weald, Middlesex, England 
•  Tuesday, July 21, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Supported by The Farinas. 
•  Friday, July 22, 1964: Uknown venue, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England 
•  Thursday, July 23, 1964: McIlroy's Ballroom, Regent Street, Havelock Square, Swindon, Wiltshire, England 
•  Friday, July 24, 1964: The Caribbean Club, Radcaster, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Saturday, July 25, 1964: The Majestic Ballroom, High Street, Crewe, Cheshire, England 
•  Sunday, July 26, 1964: The New Elizabethan Ballroom at The Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, Hyde Road, Gorton, Manchester 12, Lancashire, England and or 
•  Sunday, July 26, 1964: The Bromel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England 
•  Sunday, July 27, 1964: Unknown venue, Edinburgh, Lothian, Scotland 
•  Monday, July 28, 1964: The Wallington Public Hall, Stafford Road, Wallington, Surrey, England 
•  Wednesday, July 30, 1964: The Dreamland Ballroom, 49-51 Marine Terrace, Margate, Kent, England Also on the bill: Rockin' Henry and the Hayseeds.
•  Monday, July 31, 1964: The Trentham Gardens, Stone Road, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England Also on the bill: Reg Bassett and his Orchestra and Singers. 
•  Monday, July 31, 1964: The Royal Hotel, Esplanade, Lowestoft, Suffolk, England
•  Tuesday, August 1, 1964: The Trentham Gardens, Stone Road, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 
•  Wednesday, August 2, 1964: The Disco Bleu?, Ryde, Isle of Wight, England 
•  Thursday, August 3, 1964: The Heacham Public Hall, Lynn Road, Heacham, Norfolk, England 
•  Thursday, August 6, 1964: El Toro, Swiss Cottage, North West London, England 
•  Friday, August 7, 1964: The California Ballroom, Whipsnade Road, Dunstable Downs, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England Also on the bill: Johnny Kaye and Cossacks, Brian Peters and the Chessmen. 
•  Saturday, August 8, 1964: The Clacton-on-Sea Town Hall, Station Road, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England Also on the bill: The Federals. 
•  Sunday, August 9, 1964: Unknown venue, Manchester, Lancashire, England 
•  Tuesday, August 11, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six. 
•  Wednesday, August 12 - Thursday, August 13, 1964: The Torquay Town Hall, The King's Drive, Torquay, Devon, England, 8pm - 1am Also on the bill: The Kinks supported by The Bluesounds, Mel Fear and the Fantastic Phantoms. Advertised as Torquay Town Hall * Star Attractions for July and August *
•  Wednesday, 12th August Late Nite Rave The Kinks Plus Supporting Groups 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. 
•  Thursday, August 13, 1964: Unknown venue, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England 
•  Friday, August 14, 1964: The Little Fat Black Pussy Cat Club, Millergate, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England The Pretty Things played the opening night of this famous Bradford club. 
•  Saturday, August 15, 1964: The Wilton Hall, Wilton Avenue, Bletchley, Oxfordshire, England 
•  Sunday, August 16, 1964: The Bromel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England Viv Andrews returned for a one-off gig covering for drummer Viv Prince. 
•  Tuesday, August 18, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six.
•  Wednesday, August 19, 1964: The Mayfair Ballroom, Newgate Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England The Pretty Things first visit to Newcastle. 
•  Friday, August 21, 1964: The Trowbridge Town Hall, Market Street, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England 
•  Saturday, August 22, 1964: The Chippenham Town Hall, High Street, Chippenham, Wiltshire, England 
•  Sunday, August 23, 1964: The Manchester Cavern, 11 Comfort Street off Market Street, Manchester 4, Lancashire, England 
•  Tuesday, August 25, 1964: The Orford Jazz Cellar, St. Andrew's Hall, St. George's Street, Norwich, Norfolk, England Also on the bill: The Bluebottles. Advertised as St. Andrew's Hall St. Andrew's Hall The Orford Jazz Cellar presents The Pretty Things The Pretty Things plus The Bluebottles The Bluebottles Next 
• Tuesday, August 25th Tuesday, August 25th Doors open 7.30 p.m. Licensed bar Tickets on sale at 6/6. 
•  Tuesday, August 25, 1964: Unknown venue, Southampton, Hampshire, England 
•  Wednesday, August 26, 1964: The Bromel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England 
•  Thursday, August 27, 1964: The Assembly Hall, Stoke Abbott Road, Worthing, West Sussex, England, 7.30pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: The Detours. This band had changed their name to The High Numbers and would later became The Who. But billed here as still The Detours. Advertised in The Worthing Gazette as The Assembly Hall, Worthing 
• Thursday, August 27th Get 'With It' With The Pretty Things (Rosalyn) Plus The Detours Plus 7.30-11.45 p.m. : : Admission 5/- Top Stars Every Thursday. 
•  Friday, August 28, 1964: The Winter Gardens, 209 Marine Road Central, Morecambe, Lancashire, England Saturday, August 29, 1964: The Marcam Hall, Robingoodfellow's Lane, March, Cambridgeshire, England Also on the bill: The Blob. 
•  Sunday, August 30, 1964: The Scene, The Florida Room, The Brighton Aquarium, Brighton, West Sussex, England Also on the bill: The Beat Merchants.
•  Tuesday, September 1, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues by Six. Friday, 
• September 4, 1964: The Floral Hall, 209 Marine Parade West, Morecambe, Lancashire, England 
•  Monday, September 7, 1964: The Mojo Club, 555 Pitsmoor Road, Pitsmoor, Sheffield 3 (or 4), South Yorkshire, England 
•  Tuesday, September 8, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Supported by Brian Knight's Blues By Six. 
•  Wednesday, September 9, 1964: The Corn Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol, Somerset, England 
•  Thursday, September 10 - Saturday, September 12, 1964: Devon and Cornwall Tour 
•  Thursday, September 10, 1964: The Guildhall, The Guildhall Square. Plymouth, Devon, England Advertised In The Cornish Guardian as Guild Hall, Plymouth 
• September 10th The Pretty Things. 
•  Friday, September 11, 1964: The Top Ten Club, The Flamingo Ballroom, Illogan Highway, Redruth, Cornwall, England, 8pm - 11.45pm Supported by Shaun and the Shondells. Advertised In The Cornish Guardian as Flamingo 
• September 11th The Pretty Things. Advertised in The West Britain and Royal Cornwall Gazette as Teenagers Top Ten Club presents the group we booked in place of The Stones- The Pretty Things supported by Shaun and the Shondells, at The Flamingo Club, Redruth, 
• Friday, Sept. 11th, 8 till 11.45. Admission 7/6.
•  Saturday, September 12, 1964: The Top Ten Club, The New Cornish Riviera Lido, St. Austell, Cornwall, England, 8pm - 11.45pm Supported by Shaun and the Shondells. Advertised In The Cornish Guardian as New Riviera Lido 
• September 12th The Pretty Things. Advertised In The Cornish Guardian as Amusements Top Ten Club presents The group we booked instead of the Stones. They play like the Stones, are friends of the Stones. So ugly, their manager presents them with a loaded shot-gun The Pretty Things supported by Shaun and the Shondells at The Riviera Lido New Riviera Lido St. Austell September 12th 8 to 11.45 Admission 7/6 Free Car Park. Free buses to St. Austill after the dance See the Pretty Things judge a Twist Competition at The.
•  Sunday, September 13, 1964: Unknown venue, Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, England 
•  Monday, September 14, 1964: The Bath Pavilion, North Parade Road, Bathwick, Bath, Somerset, England 
•  Tuesday, September 15, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England 
•  Friday, September 18, 1964: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England, 7.30pm - 11.30pm Also on the bill: Mike Rabin and the Demons, The UK's. Advertised as Wimbledon Palais Tonight (Friday) 18th September, 7.30 to 11.30. Adm. 6/- The Pretty Things, Mike Rabin & The Demons - The UK's. 
•  Saturday, September 26, 1964: Unknown venue, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Saturday, September 26, 1964: The Higher Broughton Assembly Rooms, 300 Great Cheetham Street, Salford 7, Cheshire, England This was the opening night of this famous Salford club. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Disc A GoGo Open Every Wed & Sat Grand Opening this Sat with second only to Rolling Stones Pretty Things Pretty Things All the Big names appear at Disc A Go'Go Largest Teenage Club 300 Gt Cheetham St, Salford 7. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Disc - A - Go ' Go Opens In Two Days ! Saturday, September 26 With second only to Rolling Stones : Pretty Things Pretty Things 300 Gt Cheetham St, Salford 7. Saturday, September 26 - 
• Sunday, September 27, 1964: The Manchester Cavern, 11 Comfort Street off Market Street, Manchester 4, Lancashire, England, 12pm - 6.30am Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Cavern Saturday 12-6 30 am Pretty Things 6/-. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as The Management Of The Cavern Thanks Mick Jagger Brian Jones Keith Richards Of The Rolling Stones For Their Visit Last Sat At The Cavern, Manchester We Hope You Enjoyed Yourselves. Sunday, September 27, 1964: The Bromel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England 
•  Tuesday, September 29, 1964: The High Wycombe Town Hall, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England Wednesday, September 30, 1964: Unknown venue, Leicester, Leicestershire, England 
•  Thursday, October 1, 1964: The Beat City, Central London, England 
•  Friday, October 2, 1964: The Queen's Hall, Queen's Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England Also on the bill: Little Richard. 
•  Saturday, October 3, 1964: Unknown venue, Hinckley, Lincolnshire, England 
•  Monday, October 5, 1964: The Silver Blades Ice Rink, 386 High Street, Streatham, South West London, England Also on the bill: The Bo Street Runners, supported by DJ Tony Daryl. Advertised as Ice Rink Streatham Monday Evening Next October 5th during normal skating session Personal Appearances The Pretty Things The Bo Street Runners supported by Tony Daryl in ''Spin Of The Discs'' Doors open 6.45 p.m. Admission 5/-. 
•  Tuesday, October 6, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six. Advertised in The Record Mirror as 100 Club 100 Oxford St., W.1 7 30 to 11 p.m. 
• Tuesday, October 6th The Pretty Things The Blues By SIx. Tuesday, October 13, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six. 
•  Thursday, October 15 - Monday, October 19, 1964: Scottish Tour 
•  Friday, October 23, 1964: Unknown venue, Milford Haven, Dyfed, Mid Wales 
•  Saturday, October 24, 1964: The Little Black Fat Pussy Cat, Millergate, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England Also on the bill: The Travellers, Effects By Five. 
•  Tuesday, October 27, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues By Six. Advertised as 100 Club 100 Oxford St., W.1 7-30 to 11 p.m. 
• Tuesday, October 27th The Pretty Things Blues By Six Full details of the Club from the Secretary J. J. C., 8 Great Chapel Street, W.1 (GER 0337). 
•  Thursday, October 29, 1964: The Majestic Ballroom, 29-37 Mill Street, Luton, Bedfordshire, England 
•  Friday, October 30, 1964: The Co-op Hall, Peckham, South West London, England Saturday, October 31, 1964: The Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, 8pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: The Freemen. Advertised in The Beat Instrumental/The Cambridge News Corn Exchange, Cambridge Lessee : Norman G. Jacobs . Phone . 54332 Tonight (Friday) Roller Skatting 8.30 to 10.30 p.m. Tomorrow (Saturday) : Roller Skating 10 a.m. to 12 noon and dancing 8 to 11.45 p.m. Norman G Jacobs Presents The Pretty Things Their '' Don't Bring Me Down '' No. 17 This Week! (Need We Say More?) The Freeman All Tickets 6/6 Licensed Bar. 
• Monday : Roller Skating 6.30 to 10.30 p.m. Tuesday, November 3, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brian Knight's Blues by Six. Friday, November 6, 1964: The Tower Ballroom, The Promenade, New Brighton, Cheshire, England 
•  Saturday, November 7, 1964: The Palais de Danse, Wentworth Street, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England 
•  Monday, November 9, 1964: The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, South Kensington, South West London, England 
•  Friday, November 13, 1964: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England 
•  Saturday, November 14, 1964: Beat uit Blokker Tuesday, November 12, 1964: The Odeon Theatre, Ashburner Street, Bolton, Lancashire, England This gig had been part of the P. J. Proby UK tour which had been cancelled. Robert Stigwood had cancelled Proby's contract after a disagreement over who should compere the show. Advertised in The Evening News as Odeon Bolton Tel: 24096 On The Stage - Tuesday, 12th November, 1964 One night only at 6.15 and 8.30 p.m. ( instead of the usual film performance ) Robert Stigwood Associates, Ltd., regret that P. J. Proby will not now be appearing, but are pleased to presents Chuck Berry The Pretty Things The Barron Knights Kim Weston with the Earl Van Dyke Quartet The Tea Time Four Don Spencer The Le Roys Stalls 10/6, 8/6, 6/6. Circle 8/6, 6/6. Box Office open daily 12.30 to 8.30 p.m. Sundays 4.00 to 8.00 p.m. Postal Bookings accepted Wiil patrons wishing a refund on P. J. Proby tickets, please apply at the Box Office. Sunday, November 15, 1964: Unknown venue, Dartford, Kent, England Viv Prince was pulled of the stand and landed on his ankle. He had to have it bandaged up and be seen by a specialist. 
•  Sunday, November 15, 1964: The Palace Theatre, Bury Old Road, Bolton, Lancashire, England from 6pm & 8.15pm Also on the bill: Chuck Berry, The Barron Knights, The Tea Time Four, Kim Weston and Van Dyke Quartet, Don Spencer, The Le Roys. Advertised in The Evening News as Palace Theatre -Sunday, November 15, 1964 At 6.0 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. The King of Rhythm 'n' Blues Chuck Berry The Pretty Things, The Barron Knights, The Tea Time Four, Kim Weston and Van Dyke Quartet Don Spencer The Le Roys Stalls 12/6, 10/-, 9/-; Circle 12/6, 10/-, 9/6; U. Circle 4/-. Bookable at Theatre. This gig had been part of The P. J. Proby UK tour which had been cancelled. Robert Stigwood had cancelled Proby's contract after a disagreement over who should compere the show. 
•  Tuesday, November 17, 1964: The Manchester Cavern, 11 Cromford Court off Market Street, Manchester 4, Lancashire, England Advertised in The Evening News And Chronicle as Cavern Tomorrow Tomorrow Don't Bring Be Down Pretty Things Pretty Things 11 Cromford Court Market St. Thursday, November 19, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England and or Also on the bill: The Hell-Raisers. 
•  Thursday, November 19, 1964: The Olympia, 75-77 London Road, Reading, Berkshire, England 
•  Friday, November 20, 1964: The Wembley Empire Pool, Arena Square, Engineer Way, Wembley, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: The Rolling Stones. Sunday, November 22, 1964: The Brum Kavern, Wandsworth Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England Advertised as The Brum Kavern Wandsworth Road, Small Heath 
• Sunday, 22nd November A Really Great Attraction - The Pretty Things
•  Wednesday, December 2, 1964: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Wednesday, December 2, 1964: The Kinema Ballroom, 45 Carnegie Drive, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland
•  Monday, December 14, 1964: The Sheffield City Hall, Barker's Pool, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England Also on the bill: The Rockin' Berries, Julie Rogers, The Poets, Jimmy Crawford and the Shantells, Benny Parker and the Dynamics. 
•  Wednesday, December 16, 1964: The Tower Ballroom, New Brighton, Cheshire, England from 7.30pm Also on the bill: The Others, The Night Walkers, The Detours. Advertised in The Liverpool Echo and Evening Express as Jazz and Beat The Tower Ballroom New Brighton presents Wednesday Dec. 16, at 7.30. The Pretty Things The Others The Night Walkers The Detours Advance Tickets 7/6. At Doors 8/6. Tickets Agencies: NEMS, Rushworths, all branches of Strothers, Telefusion, Liscard, Chesters New Brighton and The Tower. Tel.: New Brighton 5176. 
•  Thursday, December 24, 1964: The BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane (A219), White City, West London, England The Pretty Things performed 'Don't Bring It Down,' 'Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut' & 'Johnny B. Good.' 
•  Tuesday, January 5, 1965: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brothers Grimm. 
•  Thursday, January 7, 1965: The Pavilion Theatre, Marine Parade, Worthing, West Sussex, England Also on the bill: The Trackers. 
•  Tuesday, January 12, 1965: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Brothers Grimm.
•  Tuesday, January 19, 1965: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Crescents. 
•  Tuesday, February 2, 1965: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Also on the bill: The Loose Ends. Advertised in The Melody Maker as 100 Club 100 Oxford St. W.1 7 30 to 11 p.m. Tuesday, February 2nd The Pretty Things Loose Ends 
•  Friday, February 5, 1965: The Boneyard Coffee Club, 16-17 Manchester Road, Bolton, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Vibratones, D.J. Allan 'Rigor' Mort. Advertised in The Evening News as Boneyard Coffee Cub Friday, Feb. 5th The Pretty Things Vibratones D.J. Allan 'Rigor' Mort Tickets on sale at the club - 7/6. 
•  Saturday, February 6, 1965: The New City Hall, Manchester, Lancashire, England 
•  Saturday, February 6, 1965: Manchester University, Oxford Road, Manchester 13, Lancashire, England 
•  Sunday, February 7, 1965: The Wembley Starlite, Wembley, Middlesex, England 
•  Monday, February 8, 1965: The Majestic Ballroom, Westgate Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England 
•  Tuesday, February 9, 1965: The Stamford Hall, 177 Stockport Road, Timperley, Altrincham, Lancashire, England 
•  Thursday, February 11, 1965: The California Ballroom?, Whipsnade Road, Dunstable Downs, Dunstable, Bedfordshire, England 
•  Monday, February 22, 1965: The Basingstoke Town Hall, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England Supported by The Troggs (Andover, Hampshire). Advertised in The Hampshire and Berkshire Gazette 
• Monday, February 22nd - Town Hall - Basingstoke * The Pretty Things * supporting group The Troggs Members 3/- Guests 4/-. 
•  Friday, February 26, 1965: The Top Spot, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, England Advertised in The Gloucester Citizen as Top Spot Ross-On-Wye's Leading Entertainment Centre Cafeteria :: Telephone 2636 Fully Licensed Bars 
• Friday, February 26th - Popular Night Top Of The Pops * The Pretty Things *
•  Monday, March 1, 1965: The Carnival Hall, Council Hall, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England 
•  Monday, March 1, 1965: The Galaxy Club, The Community Centre, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England, 7.30pm - 11pm Supported by The Troggs. Advertised in The Hampshire and Berkshire Gazette as * Rhythm And Bluesville * Galaxy Club - Community Centre - Basingstoke Monday March 1st 1965 The Galaxy Club is proud to presents another big name from the top of the charts and the big beat world T.V., Radio and Recording Stars The Pretty Things This Wonderful group, as you all know, where not long ago in the Top Ten with Don't Bring Me Down and has just recorded a new record Money I Need, which is fast ... climbing the charts in the New Musical Express Supporting Group The Troggs Come Early Dancing 7.30 p.m. to 11 p.m. Admission 8/- Please - No Stilettos Or Studded Rings Allowed. 
•  Tuesday, March 2, 1965: The High Wycombe Town Hall, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Saturday, March 6, 1965: Saturday, March 6, 1965: Saturday, March 8 - Monday, March 22, 1965: Big Beat Night Out Tour Also on the bill: The Kinks (not March 8, 1965), Manfred Mann (March 8, 1965 only), The Animals, Screaming Lord Such and the Savages, Sean Buckley and the Breadcrumbs, Dodie West. The Promoter was Ken Johnson of Kenneth Johnson (Promotions) Ltd. 
•  Saturday, March 8, 1965: The Sheffield City Hall, Barker's Pool, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England at 6.30pm & 8.50pm First date of tour. 
•  Sunday, March 14, 1965: The Newcastle City Hall, Northumberland Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England 
•  Thursday, March 18, 1965: The Smethwick Baths, Thimblemill Road, Smethwick, Staffordshire, England from 8.40pm Advertised in The Birmingham Evening News as Tonite Tonite The Pretty Things The Pretty Things The Pretty Things (On Stage At 8.40 p.m.) Smethwick Baths, Thimblemill Road (Buses-Midland Red 120). 
•  Thursday, March 18, 1965: The Carlton Club, High Street, Erdington, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England Also on the bill: The Couriers. Advertised in The Birmingham Evening News as The Pretty Things The Pretty Things Tonight Latest release in the charts, '' Honey I Need '' Plus The Couriers Carlton Club (opp Church Road), High St., Erdington (Buses: No. 64, Outer Circle No. 11 and '' Reds '' from New Street). 
•  Friday, March 19, 1965: Big Beat Nite Out, The Fairfield Hall, Park Lane, Croydon, Surrey, England Also on the bill: The Animals, The Caravelles, Dodie West, Sean Buckley and the Breadcrumbs. 
•  Sunday, March 21, 1965: The Empire Pool, Wembley, Middlesex, England 
•  Monday, March 22, 1965: The Birmingham Town Hall, Victoria Square, Birmingham 3, Staffordshire, England Last date of tour. 
•  Friday, April 2, 1965: The Heaven and Hell Club, 22 Sackville Street, Manchester 1, Lancashire, England Advertised as Heaven and Hell Coffee Bar Dance Club 22 Sackville Street, M/cr. 1. Presents on Friday 2 April The Pretty Things Viv Phil John Brian Dick The Group The Sound Also Appearing At The Heaven and Hell The T.K.5 - The Chasers - The Odments Admission 6/- Membership Free.
•  Saturday, April 3, 1965: The Corn Exchange, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England 
•  Sunday, April 4, 1965: The Bromwel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England April 1965: The ABC Cinema, 225 London Road, Broad Green, West Croydon, Surrey, England 
•  Monday, April 19, 1965: The Blokker Festival, Westerblokker Village, North Holland Province, northwest Holland The Pretty Things performed 'Honey I Need,' 'Don't Bring Me Down,' 'Big Boss Man,' 'Midnight To Six Man' and 'Road Runner.' Was a disaster. 
•  May 1965: The Barrow Public Hall, Duke Street, Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire now in Cumbria, England, cancelled 
•  Wednesday, May 12 - Sunday, May 23, 1965: UK Tour with Donovan Also on the bill: Donovan, Unit Four Plus Two, Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders (Sun., May 16, 1965 only), New Faces, John L. Watson and the Hummelflugs, Chris Carlsen. The promoters were Austin Newman & Arthur Krimbell. Wednesday, May 12, 1965: The Glasgow Odeon, 56 Renfield Street, Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland First date of tour. 
•  Friday, May 14, 1965: Unknown venue, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England 
•  Saturday, May 15, 1965: The Cornwall Coliseum, Carlyon Bay, St. Austell, Cornwall, England Part of the tour? 
•  Sunday, May 16, 1965: The De Montfort Hall, Granville Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, England from 6.40pm Advertised on the ticket as De Montfort Hall Leicester Sunday, May 16th 1st Performance 6-40 p.m. Arthur Kimbrell Presents Donovan Wayne Fontana and The Mindbenders Unit Four Plus Two and Support Artistes AA 1 Stalls 7/6 Tickets Cannot Be Exchanged Or Money Refunded. Thursday, May 20, 1965: Unknown venue, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England Friday, May 21, 1965: The Fairfield Concert Hall, Park Lane, Croydon, Surrey, England Saturday, May 22, 1965: The Portsmouth Guildhall, Guildhall Square, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England from 6.30pm & 8.50pm Advertised on the poster as Guildhall Portsmouth Saturday 22nd May at 6.30 and 8.50 p.m. By arrangement with Austin Newman, Arthur Krimbell presents - Donovan New Faces Chris Carlsen Unit Four Plus 2 John L. Watson and the Hummelflugs The Pretty Things Stalls 12/6 10/6 8/6 6/6 4/6 Circles 12/6 10/6 8/6 6/6. 
•  Sunday, May 23, 1965: Unknown venue, Bournemouth, Hampshire now Dorset, England Last date of tour. 
•  Saturday, May 29, 1965: The Imperial Ballroom, Carr Road, Nelson, east Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Hornets, Celia and the Imps. Advertised in The Burnley Express and News as Imperial Ballroom Nelson - Telephone 65760 The Ballroom Of The Stars Special Notice Do you require Stars, Artists, Groups, MCc, Bands, Trios, DJs, ? If so why not the Imperial Theatrical Agency Phone Nelson 64100 or the Imperial Ballroom. Tonight It's Starnight 7-30-11-30 Presenting The Dynamic Pretty Things - Plus - The Hornets - and - Celia & The Imps Licensed bars until 10-50. Treble late transport to all parts. Ticket's 7/-, at the Foyer 8/-. 
•  Friday, June 11, 1965: The Ricky Tick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, Onslow Street, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  June 1965: Thank Your Lucky Stars 
•  July 1965: Ready Steady Go! 
•  July 1965: Sandie Shaw Eden Kane New Zealand, Australia, Singapore Tour 
•  Sunday, August 15, 1965: The Ad-Lib Club, 7 Leicester Place over the Prince Charles Cinema, Soho, West London, England The Pretty Things final gig before they flew off to tour New Zealand. 
•  Thursday, August 19 - September 1, 1965: New Zealand Tour Also on the bill: Sandi Shaw, Eden Kane, Tommy Adderley, The Chicks, The Mike Perjanik Showband. 
•  Thursday, August 19, 1965: The Founders Theatre, 221 Tristram Street, Hamilton Central, Hamilton City, Waikato Region, North Island, New Zealand First date of tour.
•  Friday, August 20, 1965: The Auckland Town Hall, 305 Queen Street, Auckland City, Auckland Region, North Island, New Zealand 
•  Saturday, August 21, 1965: The Opera House, Gisborne City, Gisborne Region, North Island, New Zealand 
•  Monday, August 23, 1965: The Municipal Theatre, Hastings Street, Hastings City, Hastings District, North Island, New Zealand 
•  Tuesday, August 24, 1965: The Royal Wanganui Opera House, 69 Street Hill Street, Wanganui City, Wanganui District, North Island, New Zealand
•  Wednesday, August 25, 1965: The Opera House, 111-113 Manners Street, Wellington City, Wellington Region, North Island, New Zealand 
•  Thursday, August 26, 1965: The Plymouth Opera House, Devon Street, Plymouth City, Taranaki Region, North Island, New Zealand 
•  Friday, August 27, 1965: The Civic Theatre, 194-198 Manchester Street, Christchurch Central City, Christchurch City, Canterbury Region, South Island, New Zealand 
•  Monday, August 30, 1965: The Civic Hall, Tay Street, Invercargill City, Southland Region, South Island, New Zealand 
•  Wednesday, August 31, 1965: The Top Twenty, Auckland City, Auckland Region, North Island, New Zealand Also on the bill: Larry's Rebels, The Dark Ages. 
•  Thursday, September 1, 1965: The Top Twenty, Auckland City, Auckland Region, North Island, New Zealand Also on the bill: Larry's Rebels, The Dark Ages. Last date of tour. 
•  Friday, September 24, 1965: The Birch Park Club, Anson Road, Rusholme, Manchester 14, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Cyclones. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as New Birch Park Club Russ 2655. Anson Rd, Rusholme. Russ 2655. Tonight : The Pretty Things Also The Cyclones.
•  Saturday, September 25, 1965: The Domino Club Grey Mare Lane, Openshaw, Manchester 11, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Factotums. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Domino Club Grey Mare Lane, Openshaw EASt 0641. Princess Club Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton, CHO 3320 Appearing at both Clubs : The Moss Theatre Group Invite you To Another Fabulous Night At The Domino Only ! The Wildest Way-Out Group On The Scene Today Hold On To Your Seats The Pretty Things The Pretty Things Plus At Both Clubs A tip for the top Andrew Oldham's (Manager Of The Rolling Stones) New Discovery The Sensational '' Factotums '' And Yes Six Yes Six Supporting Acts. Saturday, October 2, 1965: The Royal Lido, Prestatyn, North Wales, 8pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: The Raynes (Wrexham, Wales). Advertised as Royal Lido Tel. 2168 Prestatyn 2168 North Wales Finest Ballroom Saturday, 2nd October * Top Hit * Fontana Recording Artists * * * The * * * Pretty Things Records: No. 1 ''Don't Bring Me Down'' ''Cry To Me'' * * Plus * * The Raynes Fully Licensed Bar :: Buffet Dancing 8 p.m.-11.45 p.m. Admission 7/6. 
•  Saturday, October 23, 1965: The Flamingo Ballroom, Illogan Highway, Redruth, Cornwall, England Supported by The Others, The Flamingos. Advertised as The Flamingo Ballroom, Illogan, Redruth. Tel: 5383 The Entertainment Centre Of Cornwall presents A Saturday Night Dance That Really Swings ! Top Groups for Top People This Week's Star Attraction The Pretty Things Supported by . The Others Plus A Brand New Group The Flamingos ! 
•  Saturday, October 30, 1965: The Bury Palais De Danse, Bolton Street, Bury, Lancashire, England, 6.30pm - 11pm Supported by . Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Bury Palais De Danse Saturday Next, October 30th The Pretty Things. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Bury Palais De Danse Saturday Oct 30 The Pretty Things. Plus Two Supporting Groups. 6 30 pm -11 pm, 6/6. 
•  Sunday, October 31, 1965: Carnival Night, The New Elizabethan, The Belle Vue Zoological Gardens, Hyde Road, Gorton, Manchester, Lancashire, England, 7pm - 11.30pm Also on the bill: D.J. Jimmy Saville. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Belle Vue New Elizabethan Top Ten Club This Sunday, 7 pm. Jimmy Saville The Pretty Things 4/- Members only 4/-. 
•  Sunday, November 7, 1965: The Oasis Club, 45-47 Lloyd Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Motown Sect. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Oasis Lloyd Street, Albert Square. Sunday : Only 5/- Pretty Things Pretty Things Plus Motown Sect. 
•  Wednesday, November 10, 1965: The Pavilion, The Square, Strathpeffer Village, Highland, Scotland 
•  Sunday, November 14, 1965: The Jungfrau Club, 24-36 Cathedral Street, Manchester 1, Lancashire, England Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Jungfrau Next Sunday : Pretty Things. Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Jungfrau Sunday Only 5/- Pretty Things Pretty Things Memberships obtainable at pay-desk, 2/6 24-36 Cathedral Street (back M/c Cath). 
•  Wednesday, November 17, 1965: The Kinema Ballroom, 45 Carnegie Drive, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland Supported by The Red Hawks. 
•  Saturday, November 20, 1965: Beat Dance, Worsley Civic Hall, Salford, Lancashire, England, 7.45pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: Wynder K Frog, The Fendermen. Advertised in The Bolton Evening News as Sat. Nov. 20, 7.45 to 11.45 Beat Dance The Pretty Things Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Worsley Civic Hall Tomorrow (Saturday), 7 45-11 45. Beat Dance Wynder K Frog Fendermen. Monday, December 6, 1965: The Pavilion, North Parade Road, Bath, Somerset, England December 1965: Cheam Baths Hall, 316 Malden Road, North Cheam, Surrey, England With Skip Allen on drums who had just replaced Viv Prince who had been sacked on Monday, November 29, 1965. 
•  Sunday, December 5, 1965: Mr. Smiths, Glass Street, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England Advertised in the Evening Sentinel of Friday, November 26, 1965 as Dancing & Entertainment Mr. Smiths Club and Casino Glass St., Hanley. Tel 23383 - Sunday, Dec. 5th Pretty Things. 
•  Saturday, December 11, 1965: The Coronation Ballroom, Ramsgate, Kent, England Also on the bill: The System. 
•  Friday, December 17, 1965: The Farnborough Technical College, Farnborough, Hampshire, England Also on the bill: The Carnaby, The Generation.
•  Tuesday, December 21, 1965: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Artwoods. 
•  Friday, December 31, 1965: The Matrix Hall, Fletchamstead Highway, Tile Hill, Coventry, Warwickshire, England Also on the bill: The Fairies, The Playboys. 
•  Saturday, January 8, 1966: Saturday Club, Light Programme, England Wednesday, January 12, 1966: A Whole New Thing, BBC 1, London, England The Pretty Things performed 'Midnight To Six Man.' 
•  Thursday, January 20, 1966: The Blue Moon Club, 170 High Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England 
•  Friday, January 21, 1966: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England 
•  Saturday, January 22, 1966: The (Victory) Northwich Memorial Hall, Chester Way, Northwich, Chester, England 
•  Saturday, January 22, 1966: The Esquire Club, 9 Leadmill Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England Also on the bill: Micky Finn's, The Motown Sect.
•  Tuesday, January 25, 1966: The Five O'Clock Club, Rediffusion TV, England Tuesday, January 25, 1966: The High Wycombe Town Hall, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Friday, January 28, 1966: The Gaiety Ballroom, Wintringham Road, Grimsby, north east Lincolnshire, England 
•  Saturday, January 29, 1966: Locomotive de Pigalle, Paris, Île-de-France Region, France 
•  Monday, January 31, 1966: The Eltham Baths, Eltham Hill, Eltham, South East London, England 
•  Friday, February 4, 1966: The Barking Assembly Hall, Broadway, Barking, Essex, England 
•  Saturday, February 5, 1966: The Floral Hall, The Promenade, Southport, Lancashire, England 
•  Sunday, February 6, 1966: The Oasis Club, 45-47 Lloyd Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England 
•  Wednesday, February 9, 1966: The Dorchester Court Hotel, Selwyn Road, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England 
•  Saturday, February 12, 1966: Easy-Beat Club, Hotel Deters, Beurssstraat, Hengelo City, Overijssel Provence, Holland 
•  Sunday, February 13, 1966: 3 Stopien, The Hague, South Holland Provence, Holland, afternoon session
•  Sunday, February 13, 1966: Veilinghal, Tiel, Gelderland Provence, Holland, evening session 
•  Friday, February 18, 1966: Holstebro Hallen, Sønderlandsgade 2, Holstebro, Holstebro Municipality, Central Jutland, Denmark Also on the bill: Caretakers, Immigrants, Poisons. Dick Taylor did not play at this gig and was replaced by lead guitarist Billy Harrison (ex-Them). 
•  Saturday, February 19, 1966: K.B. Hallen, Peter Bangs Vej, Frederiksberg District, Copenhagen, Zealand Island, Capital Region, Denmark Also on the bill: Them, Red Squares. Dick Taylor did not play at this gig and was replaced by lead guitarist Billy Harrison (ex-Them). 
•  Monday, February 21, 1966: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England 
•  Friday, March 4, 1966: The Carfax Ballroom, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England from 9.30pm
•  Friday, March 4 - Saturday, March 5, 1966: The Ricky Tick Club, The Plaza Ballroom, The Market Place, Newbury, Berkshire, England from 12pm
•  Saturday, March 5, 1966: The Connaught Rooms, Southampton University, University Road, Southampton, Hampshire, England, 8pm - 11.30pm Also on the bill: The Confederates. Advertised as Pretty Things Plus The Confederates Connaught Rooms Southampton University Informal saturday march 5 1966 8 - 11.30 bar open throughout. 
•  Sunday, March 6, 1966: The Agincourt Ballroom, 487 London Road, Camberley, Surrey, England Also on the bill: The Condors. 
•  Wednesday, March 9, 1966: The Tower Ballroom, Marine Parade, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England Also on the bill: The John Lofty Sounds. 
•  Sunday, March 27, 1966: The Raven Hall, The Corby Hotel, Corby, Northamptonshire, England Also on the bill: The Veldens. Advertised as The Raven Hall The Corby Hotel Corby This Sunday Scoop: Scoop: Scoop: Stars of T.V., Radio, Films, etc., etc. Fontana Recording Stars The Pretty Things The Pretty Things The Pretty Things Plus The Veldens And The Spin A Minute Disc Show Tremendous Value : : Doors Open 7.30 p.m Ex25. 
•  Friday, April 1, 1966: The Oasis Club, 45-47 Lloyd Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England 
•  Friday, April 8, 1966: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England
•  Saturday, April 9, 1966: The Oasis Club, 45-47 Lloyd Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England 
•  Tuesday, April 12, 1966: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Jo Jo Gunne. 
•  Saturday, April 16, 1966: The Bear Club The Pretty Things performed 'Midnight To Six Man,' 'Raining In My Heart' & 'Roadrunner.' 
•  Sunday, April 17 - Monday, April 18, 1966: The Star Club, Grobe Freiheit 39, St. Pauli, Hamburg, West Germany 
•  Sunday, April 17, 1966: The Star Club, Grobe Freiheit 39, St. Pauli, Hamburg, West Germany First date of show.
•  Monday, April 18, 1966: The Star Club, Grobe Freiheit 39, St. Pauli, Hamburg, West Germany Last date of show. 
•  Wednesday, April 20, 1966: The Top Rank Suite, Park Lane, Sunderland, County Durham, England 
•  Thursday, April 21, 1966: The Mayfair Ballroom, Newgate Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England Also on the bill: Junco Partners, The Jazz Board, The Hilton K's. 
•  Wednesday, April 27, 1966: French TV The Pretty Things performed 'Midnight To Six Man.' It was broadcast by ORTF. 
•  Thursday, April 28, 1966: German TV It was broadcast by ZDF. 
•  May 1966: Saturday Club, BBC Radio 1, London, England The Pretty Things performed 'Midnight To Six Man' & 'Buzz The Jerk.'
•  Friday, May 6, 1966: The Chislehurst Caves, Caves Close, Old Hill, Chislehurst, Kent, England 
•  Saturday, May 7, 1966: St. George's Ballroom, The Market Place, Hinckley, Lincolnshire, England 
•  Friday, May 13, 1966: Music Hall de France, French TV The Pretty Things performed 'Midnight To Six Man.' It was broadcast by ORTF. 
•  Saturday, May 14, 1966: The Rhodes Centre, 1-3 South Road, Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire, England Also on the bill: The Prowlers. 
•  Tuesday, May 17, 1966: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Wednesday, June 1, 1966: Target's Paul Row, High Street, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Wednesday, June 8, 1966: The Locarno Ballroom, Danstrete, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England
•  Saturday, June 18, 1966: The New Cornish Riviera Lido, Carlyon Bay, St. Austell, Cornwall, England Also on the bill: The Missfits, The Don Carroll Big Blues Band. 
•  Thursday, June 30, 1966: The Winter Gardens, Kingsway, Cleethorpes, north east Lincolnshire, England Also on the bill: Th Image. 
•  Saturday, July 2, 1966: University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England 
•  Wednesday, July 6, 1966: The Top Rank Ballroom, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 
•  Friday, July 8, 1966: The Winter Gardens, Alexandra Road, Penzance, Cornwall, England 
•  Saturday, July 9, 1966: The Flamingo, Illogan Highway, Redruth, Cornwall, England 
•  Sunday, July 10, 1966: The Khyber Club, Taunton, Somerset, England 
•  Tuesday, July 12, 1966: The Tiles Club, 79-89 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Wednesday, July 13, 1966: The Stourbridge Town Hall, Crown Lane, Stourbridge, Worcestershire, England 
•  Thursday, July 14, 1966: The Kimbells Ballroom, Osborne Road, Southsea, Hampshire, England 
•  Friday, July 15, 1966: The Welshpool Town Hall, 42 Broad Street, Welshpool, Powys, Mid Wales 
•  Saturday, July 16, 1966: The Haggers Cinema, 14 Main Street, Pembroke, Dyfed, southwest Wales 
•  Tuesday, July 19, 1966: The 100 Club, 100 Oxford Street, Soho, West London, England 
•  Wednesday, July 20, 1966: The Hedeland Pavilion, Bede, Cornwall, England 
•  Thursday, July 21, 1966: The Queen's Hall, 100 Boutport Street, Barnstaple, Devon, England Saturday, 
• July 23, 1966: The Torquay Town Hall, The King's Drive, Torquay, Devon, England Also on the bill: The Dicers, The Buccaneers. 
•  Sunday, July 24 - Sunday, July 25, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Sunday, July 24, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France First date of show.
•  Monday, July 25, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Tuesday, July 26, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Wednesday, July 27, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Thursday, July 28, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Friday, July 29, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Saturday, July 30, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France 
•  Sunday, July 31, 1966: Club Valbonne, Cannes, French Riviera, Alpes-Maritimes Department, France Late date of show. 
•  Tuesday, August 2, 1966: The Plaza Ballroom, Chichester Street, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland The Pretty Things first appearance in Belfast.
•  Saturday, August 13, 1966: The Corby Civic Centre, Corby, Northamptonshire, England, 8pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: The Cyclones. Advertised as Corby Civic Centre Entertainment Manager : J. Nuttridge, F.C.E.C.O.A. Saturday, August 13th- Saturday Beat presents The Sensational * The Pretty Things * And * The Cyclones * 8 p.m. to 11.45 p.m. Refreshments Tickets 10/-. 
•  Monday, August 15, 1966: The Bath Pavilion, North Parade Road, Bathwick, Bath, Somerset, England 
•  Monday, August 15, 1966: The Locarno Ballroom, St. Peter Street, Blackburn, Lancashire, England 
•  Thursday, August 18, 1966: The Dreamland Ballroom, 49-51 Marine Terrace, Margate, Kent, England 
•  Friday, August 19, 1966: The Wimbledon Palais, Merton High Street, Wimbledon, South West London, England Tuesday, 
• August 23, 1966: 2+2 Club, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Friday, August 26, 1966: The Memorial Hall, Penrhyn Mawr, Isle of Anglesey, Mid Wales 
•  Sunday, August 28, 1966: The Starlite, Allandale Road, Greenford, Middlesex now West London, England Also on the bill: The Sands. Advertised in the Melody Maker as * Starlite *Allandale Road, Greenford * Fully Licensed Bars * Car Park 2 Min. Sudbury Town Piccadilly Line Tube WEM 9944 Modern Low Lighting Knockout Atmosphere 
• Sun. August 28th Pretty Things Sands Coming soon - Spencer Davis - Birds - Steam Packet - Cliff Bennett. 
•  Saturday, September 17, 1966: St. George's Ballroom, Hinckley, Lincolnshire, England 
•  Friday, September 23, 1966: Mick's Flamingo Bar, 32-40 Tontine Street, Folkestone, Kent, England
•  Saturday, September 24, 1966: Alhambra Theatre, Rue Yves Toudic, 10 arrondissement of Paris, Paris, Île-de-France Region, France 
•  Tuesday, October 4, 1966: BCSU Freshers Ball, Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre, Westover Road, Bournemouth, Hampshire now Dorset, England Also on the bill: The Spectres, Syd Fay. 
•  Friday, October 7, 1966:The New Addington Hotel, New Addington, Surrey, England Also on the bill: Odds On. 
•  Saturday, October 8, 1966: Teeny Weeny, Berg-op-Zoom City, North Brabant Provence, southern Holland 
•  Saturday, October 8, 1966: Veilinghal, Honselersdijk, South Holland Provence, Holland 
•  Saturday, October 22, 1966: The Corn Exchange, 39 Fore Street, Hereford, Herefordshire, England Also on the bill: The Riot Squad. 
•  Sunday, November 6, 1966: The Oasis Club, 45-47 Lloyd Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England 
•  Friday, November 11, 1966: The Bishop, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 
•  Saturday, November 12, 1966: The Marlborough Hall, 13 Crossley Street, Halifax, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Tuesday, November 15, 1966: The Corn Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol, Somerset, England December 1966: Unknown venue, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England Boxing Day, 
• Monday, December 26, 1966: The Upper Cut Club, The Forest Gate Centre, 1-39 Woodgrange Road, Forest Gate, East London, England, 7.30pm - 11.30pm Advertised as The Upper Cut Club Forest Gate Centre, Woodgrange Road London, E.7 Tel. (01) 534 6578/9 Billy Walker's Fabulous Opening Week Monday Evening, December 26 7.30-11.30 p.m. Gentlemen 12/6 Ladies 10/-.
•  Sunday, January 22, 1967: Fjordvilla Club, Roskilde City, Zealand Region, Denmark Monday, March 27, 1967: Casino, Scheveningen, Holland Late March 1967: Unknown venue, Les Sables-d'Olonne, Pays de la Loire Region, western France According to Wally Waller's his début gig with the Pretty Things.
•  Saturday, April 15, 1967: The Ram Jam Club, 390 Brixton Road, Brixton, South West London, England Also on the bill: The All Night Workers. 
•  Saturday, April 29, 1967: The 14 Hour Technicolour Dream 1967, The Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Muswell Hill, North London, England from 8pm Also on the bill: Pink Floyd, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, The Deviants, The Flies, The Move, Yoko Ono, The Purple Gang, Soft Machine, The Syn, Tomorrow. Advertised as London's own hip newspaper International Times Presents 14-Hour Technicolor Dream Giant Benefit Against * Fuzz Action * 30 Groups including: Move * Pink Floyd Pete Townshend many beautiful people Festival Of Light Machines Tickets £1 in Advance Only From all sources, or Dave Curtis, 57 Greek Street, W.1 April 29th, 8 p.m. Alexandra Palace, N.22 Look for the Technicolor Poster. 
•  Saturday, April 29, 1967: The Lewis Town Hall, High Street, Lewis, East Sussex, England Also on the bill: The Target, St. Johns Wood, The Zanes. Advertised in The Sussex Express as Cliffe Bonfire Society present Four Groups Dance To The Pretty Things The Target St. Johns Wood The Zanes Direct from London at Lewis Town Hall from 7.30 to 11.45 p.m. Saturday, April 29 Admission 8/6. Licensed Bar applied for. 
•  Saturday, May 13, 1967: The Salisbury City Hall, Malthouse Lane, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Also on the bill: Chapter IV. Friday, May 19, 1967: The Oriel College Oxford, Oriel Way, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 
•  Saturday, May 27, 1967: The Salisbury City Hall, Malthouse Lane, Salisbury, Wiltshire, England Also on the bill: The Talismen.
•  Thursday, June 1, 1967: The Festival of Pop Music, Palais des Sports, 34 Boulevard Victor, Paris, Île-de-France Region, France Also on the bill: The Troggs, Cream, Jimmy Cliff, The VIP's, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mich and Tich
•  Friday, July 7, 1967: The UFO Club below the Blarney Club, 31 Tottenham Court Road, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Denny Laine's Electric String Band. 
•  Saturday, July 22, 1967: Free The Pirates, The Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Muswell Hill, North London, England Also on the bill: The Move.
•  Tuesday, August 22, 1967: The Burton Constable Hall and Grounds, East Park, Sproatley near Kingston-upon-Hull, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Friday, August 25, 1967: The UFO Club below the Blarney Club, 31 Tottenham Court Road, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Paper Blitz Tissue. 
•  Friday, October 13, 1967: The King's Hall, Kingsway, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England 
•  Monday, October 30, 1967: Neue Welt, Berlin, West Germany 
•  Saturday, November 11, 1967: Stadthalle, Wuppertal, West Germany 
•  Friday, November 24, 1967: The Middle Earth, 43 King Street, Covent Garden, London, England Also on the bill: Eyes of Blue, Tyrannosaurus Rex. 
•  Friday, December 1, 1967: The Queen's Rink Ballroom, Clarence Road, Hartlepool, County Durham, England Also on the bill: The Tony King Sound. 
•  Saturday, December 23, 1967: The Corn Exchange, Tindal Street, Chelmsford, Essex, England 
•  Saturday, February 17, 1968: Teaterbygningen, Køge, Region Sjælland, Denmark 
•  Sunday, February 18, 1968: Fjordvilla Club, Roskilde City, Region Zealand, Denmark 
•  Wednesday, March 13, 1968: The Middle Earth, 43 King Street, Covent Garden, London, England 
•  April 1968: The Pier, 284-285 Marine Road Central, Morecambe, Lancashire, England 
•  Thursday, April 11 - Saturday, April 13, 1968: The Piper Club, Via Tagliamento 9, Rome, Italy 
•  Thursday, April 11, 1968: The Piper Club, Via Tagliamento 9, Rome, Italy First date of show. 
•  Friday, April 12, 1968: The Piper Club, Via Tagliamento 9, Rome, Italy 
•  Saturday, April 13, 1968: The Piper Club, Via Tagliamento 9, Rome, Italy Last date of show. 
•  Saturday, April 27, 1968: The Middle Earth, 43 King Street, Covent Garden, London, England from 10.30pm Also on the bill: Coconut Mushroom, Jeff. Advertised as Middle Earth 43 King Street Covent Garden 240 1327 Fri. - Sat. 10.30 - Dawn Saturday, April 27th The Middleweight Champion of Middle Earth. 
•  Sunday, May 26, 1968: The Middle Earth, 43 King Street, Covent Garden, London, England 
•  Saturday, July 27, 1968: Hyde Park, Marble Arch, West London, England Also on the bill: Traffic, The Nice, The Action, Juniors Eyes. The Pretty Things performed 'Why,' 'Talkin' About The Good Times,' 'Alexander,' 'Mr Evasion,' 'I See You' & 'White Bicycle.' 
•  Friday, August 23, 1968: Jazz-Bilzen 1968, Borreberg, Bilzen, Limburg, Belgium Also on the bill: Sweet Feeling, The Pebbles, Zen, The Action, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Simon Dupree and the Big Sound. 
•  Saturday, August 31, 1968: The Isle of Wight Festival, Ford Farm, Ford Farm Lane, Whitwell, Isle of Wight, England Also on the bill: Blond on Blond, Smile, Orange Bicycle, Harsh Reality, Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation, Apple, Fairport Convention, Plastic Penny, The Pretty Things, The Move, The Crazy World of Arthur Brown, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Jefferson Airplane. 
•  Sunday, September 8, 1968: The Canada Club, Alkmaar, Holland from 2.30pm 
•  Wednesday, September 18, 1968: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England, 8.15pm - 11.30pm Advertised as Country Club 210a Haverstock Hill, N.W.3 (opp Belsize Park Odeon) 
• Wed., Sept. 18th, 8.15 - 11.30 p.m. The Pretty Things. 
•  Tuesday, October 8, 1968: The Boathouse, Kew Bridge, Kew, Surrey, England 
•  Friday, October 18, 1968: The Mistrale Club, 2-4 High Street, Beckenham, Kent, England Also on the bill: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Julian Kirsch. Sunday, October 27, 1968: Fjordvilla Club, Roskilde City, Region Zealand, Denmark 
•  Friday, November 8, 1968: The Boathouse, Kew Bridge, Kew, Surrey, England Friday, November 15, 1968: The Fishmongers Arms Pub, 287 High Street, Wood Green, North London, England Also on the bill: The Downliners Sect. 
•  Thursday, December 4, 1968: Fjordvilla Club, Roskilde City, Zealand Region, Denmark 
•  Thursday, December 12, 1968: The Walthamstow Assembly Rooms, Forest Road, Walthamstow, East London, England 
•  Sunday, December 15, 1968: The Newcastle City Hall, Northumberland Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England Also on the bill: Pink Floyd, Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation. 
•  Saturday, December 28, 1968: A Flight to Lowlands Paradise 2, Jarrbeurs, Utrecht, Netherlands 
•  January 1969: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England 
•  January 1969: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England 
•  Tuesday, January 21, 1969: The Mecca Locarno, 31 Arundel Street, Portsmouth, Hampshire, England 
•  Saturday, January 25, 1969: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England 
•  Friday, January 31, 1969: The Fishmongers Arms Pub, 287 High Street, Wood Green, North London, England Also on the bill: Jody Grind. 
•  Monday, February 3, 1969: The Bay Hotel, Whitburn Bents Road, Whitburn, Sunderland, County Durham, England 
•  Friday, February 7, 1969: The Eel Pie Hotel, The Eel Pie Island, Twickenham, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: Turnstyle, Ian Whitcomb. 
•  Sunday, February 23, 1969: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England 
•  Monday, February 24, 1969: The Brighton Dome, Church Street, Brighton, Sussex, England Also on the bill: Pink Floyd, Third Ear Band. The Pretty Things performance included 'Talkin' About The Good Times,' 'S.F. Sorrow Is Born' & 'She Says Good Morning.' 
•  Tuesday, March 4 - Wednesday, March 5, 1969: The Poole College Students' Union, The College Hall, Bournemouth and Poole College, North Road, Poole, Dorset, England, 8pm - 1am Also on the bill: Elmar Gantry's Velvet Opera. Advertised as Poole College Students' Union presents The Pretty Things Elmar Gantry's Velvet Opera on Tuesday 4th March 1969, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. At The College Hall Licensed Bar Tickets 8/6 ; at door 10/- Late Transport Tickets Available from Poole College Union Office, Bournemouth College Union Office (Lansdowne), Minns Music Shop, Gran Moda Adam 'n Eve Boutique. 
•  Saturday, March 8, 1969: University of Reading, Reading, Berkshire, England 
•  Saturday, March 15, 1969: The Chelsea College of Science and Technology, Manresa Road, Chelsea, South West London, England Also on the bill: Barclay James Harvest, Steamhammer. 
•  Sunday, March 16, 1969: The Blaises Club basement of the Imperial Hotel, 122 Queens Gate, Kensington, South West London, England 
•  Saturday, March 29, 1969: Paradiso Grote Zaal, Weteringschans 6-8, Amsterdam, North Holland Province, western Netherlands The Pretty Things performed 'Talkin' About The Good Times,' 'Renaissance Fair,' 'Alexander,' 'S.F. Sorrow Is Born,' 'She Says Good Morning' & 'Mr Evasion.' 
•  Thursday, April 3, 1969: Realise Benefit, The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England Also on the bill: The Deviants. Advertised as Country Club 210a Haverstock Hill, N.W.3 (opp. Belsize Park Odeon) 
• Thursday, April 3 Realise Benefit Pretty Things and Deviants. Saturday, April 26, 1969: The Kee Club, Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, South Wales 
•  Friday, May 2, 1969: The Stockport Town Hall Ballroom, Wellington Road South, Stockport, Cheshire, England 
•  Friday, May 9 - Saturday, May 10, 1969: The Camden Fringe Free Festival, The Parliament Hill Fields, Hampstead Heath, North West London, England, 10pm - 3am Also on the bill: Pink Floyd, Roy Harper, Pete Brown and his Battered Ornaments, Jody Grind, Musica Electronica Viva. 
•  Saturday, May 10, 1969: The Mothers, 185 High Street, Erdington, Staffordshire, England Also on the bill: Sam Gopal. 
•  Sunday, May 11, 1969: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England Also on the bill: King Crimson. Friday, May 23, 1969: The Fishmongers Arms Pub, 287 High Street, Wood Green, North London, England Also on the bill: Contact. 
•  Sunday, May 25, 1969: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England Also on the bill: Soft Machine, Family. Saturday, May 31, 1969: The Van Dike Club, Exeter Road, Devonport, Plymouth, Devon, England
•  Monday, June 9, 1969: The Friars Club, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England Also on the bill: Willy Barrett. 
•  Friday, June 13, 1969: The North West Polytechnic, The Prince of Wales Road, Kentish Town, North West London, England 
•  Friday, August 1, 1969: The Lyceum Theatre, 21 Wellington Street off The Strand, Covent Garden, West Central London, England Also on the bill: Marsha Hunt, White Trash, Hard Meat, Samson, Gilbert and George. 
•  Friday, August 22 - Saturday, August 23, 1969: The Humberside Pop Festival, The Riding School, The Burton Constable Hall and Grounds, East Park, Sproatley near Kingston-upon-Hull, West Yorkshire, England, 9pm - 7am Also on the bill: Deviants from 9pm, The Rats (Kingston-upon-Hull) from 9.45pm, The Deviants from 10.30pm, The Mandrakes from 12.15pm, Chicken Shack from 1pm, Third Ear Band from 2pm, The Nice from 3pm, Hutch from 4pm, Clouds from 4.45pm, Calmen Waters from 5.45pm. The Pretty Things came on after the Deviants at 11.15pm. 
•  Saturday, August 23, 1969: The Mothers, 185 High Street, Erdington, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England 
•  Saturday, August 30, 1969: 2nd Isle of Wight Festival, Woodside Bay, Wooton near Ryde, Isle of Wight, England Also on the bill: The Who, Moody Blues, Fat Mattress, Joe Cocker, Bonzo Dog Band, Family, Free, Marsha Hunt and White Trash, Battered Ornaments, Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation, Blodwyn Pig, Gypsy, Blonde on Blonde, The Edgar Broughton Band, King Crimson. The Pretty Things come on after Free. Saturday, October 3, 1969: Acton Town Hall, High Street, Acton, West London, England 
•  Saturday, October 3, 1969: The Richmond Athletic Grounds, Twickenham Road, Richmond-upon-Thames, Surrey, England, 7.30pm - 11.30pm Also on the bill: Jody Grind, The Groundhogs. Advertised as Chiswick Poly Presents - Pretty Things Jody Grind Groundhogs 
• Friday, October 3rd at Richmond Athletic Club 7.30 - 11.30 p.m. Tickets 10/-. At the door 12/6 Enquires: 994 6602, Ext. 32. Sunday, October 4, 1969: Barking College, Dagenham Road, Rush Green, Dagenham, Essex, England Also on the bill: Barclay James Harvest, Wild Mouth. 
•  Monday, October 6, 1969: The Locarno Ballroom, Newcastle Road, Sunderland, County Durham, England 
•  Thursday, October 9 - Friday, October 10, 1969: First German Blues Festival, Internationales Essener, Pop and Blues Festival '69, Grugahalle, Essen, North Rhine-Westphalia, West Germany, 7pm - 3am Also on the bill: Fleetwood Mac, Spooky Tooth, Free, Hard Meat, Yes, Milwaukee, The Keef Hartley Band, Warm Dust. Advertised as First German Blues Festival Konrad Mallison In Conjunction With Planned Entertainments Presents The Essen Pop And Blues At The Gruga - Halle - Essen - W. Germany Tickets 30/- per day or 70/ - for all three days For advanced tickets send stamped addressed envelope and P.O. to Planned Entertainments, 548-560 High Road, Chiswick, W4 Phone 01-994 3526/7. 
•  Friday, October 18, 1969: The Mothers, 185 High Street, Erdington, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England Also on the bill: Rare Bird. Rare Bird's début gig. 
•  Saturday, October 4, 1969: Barking College, Longbridge Road, Barking, Essex, England Also on the bill: Barclay James Harvest, Wild Mouth. Advertised in The Melody Maker as Pretty Things Barclay James Harvest Wild Mouth Barking College Longbridge Road 
• Saturday 4th October Lic. Bar 8 p.m. Barking (Dist. Line) Buses: 87, 23, 238. 
•  Saturday, November 8, 1969: University College Hospital, Gower Street, Bloomsbury, West Central London, England 
•  Monday, October 10, 1969: Annabel's Night Club, High Street West, Sunderland, County Durham, England 
•  Saturday, November 22, 1969: Progressive Rock Concert, Große Saal (The Great Hall), Frankfurt am Main, West Germany Also on the bill: Pink Floyd, Steamhammer. 
•  Friday, December 5, 1969: The Seaburn Hall, Bedford Street, Sunderland, County Durham, England 
•  Sunday, March 29, 1970: Evolution, Hall d'Explosion A, Le Bourget France 
•  Thursday, June 4, 1970: The Olympia, Hammersmith Road, Kensington, West London, England Also on the bill: The Move. 
•  Friday, July 3, 1970: The Mayfair Ballroom, Newgate Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England Also on the bill: Brinsley Schwarz, Roy Harper.
•  Friday, July 24, 1970: The Phun City Free Festival, 1970, Ecclesden Common near Worthing, West Sussex, England Also on the bill: Free, J.J. Jackson, Clark Hutchinson, Stray, Wildmouth. 
•  Thursday, August 13, 1970: The Lyceum Theatre, Wellington Street off The Strand, Covent Garden, West Central London, England 
•  Friday, August 14, 1970: Yorkshire Festival, Krumlin, Barkisland near Halifax, West Yorkshire, England Also on the bill: Juicy Lucy, Zoot Money, Elton John, The Groundhogs. Advertised as Friday 14th August Pretty Things Juicy Lucy Zoot Money Elton John Groundhogs Followed by an all night folk and blues concert Yorkshire Festival Folk Blues & Jazz 
• August 14th, 15th, 16th Krumlin, Barkisland nr. Halifax. Sunday, August 16, 1970: The Wake Arms, Epping Road, Epping, Essex, England 
•  Saturday, August 22, 1970: Copenhagen Beat Festival, K.B. Hallen, Peter Bangs Vej 147 2000 Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Capital Region, Denmark Also on the bill: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Burnin Red Ivanhoe, Steamhammer, Bret Marvin and the Thunderbolts, Lucifer, Lighthouse. The Pretty Things performed 'Blue Serge Blues,' She's A Lover,' 'In The Square / The Letter / Rain,' 'Sickle Clowns,' 'Old Man Going,' 'Drum Solo / Guitar Solo / Mona' & 'Ohio / Jam.' 
•  Tuesday, August 25, 1970: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England 
•  Friday, August 28, 1970: Unknown venue, Tewkesbury, England Saturday, August 29, 1970: The Barn Club, Little Bardfield Village, Essex, England 
•  Monday, September 7, 1970: The King's Head Blues Club, Market Place, Romford, Essex, England Thursday, September 10, 1970: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England The Pretty Things performed 'Cries From The Midnight Circus,' 'Blue Serge Blues,' 'She's A Lover,' 'In The Square / The Letter / The Rain,' 'Sickle Clowns,' 'Old Man Going' & 'Mona.' 
•  Sunday, September 13, 1970: The Lyceum Theatre, Wellington Street off The Strand, Covent Garden, West Central London, England Also on the bill: Supertramp, Trapeze, Howl, DJ Jerry Floyd. Advertised as Sunday Lyceum Strand W.C.2. 
• Sunday September 13th . Pretty Things . Supertramp . Trapeze . Howl . Jerry Floyd Proteus Lights Adm. 7/6 Each Week. 
•  Tuesday, September 21, 1970: The Pop Proms, The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England Also on the bill: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Elton John, Heavy Jelly, Humble Pie. Tuesday, October 20, 1970: The Country Club, 210a Haverstock Hill, Belsize Park, North West London, England 
•  Friday, October 23, 1970: The Fagin's Club, London, England
•  Friday, November 6, 1970: The Woodhall Community Centre, Cole Green Lane, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Saturday, November 7, 1970: The Liverpool Stadium, Anfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool 4, Lancashire, England, 7pm - 11.45pm Also on the bill: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Matthews Southern Comfort, Sam Apple Pie. Advertised as Rock! Triad Presents At The Liverpool Stadium Newsletter No I Coming Saturday Nights Usually 7 p.m. - 11.45 p.m. 7th Nov Tyrannosaurus Rex - Matthews - Southern Comfort Pretty Things - Sam Apple Pie In Adv 12/6 Atv Door 15/-. 
•  Saturday, November 14, 1970: The Ewell Technical College, Reigate Road, Ewell, Surrey, England 
•  Friday, November 27, 1970: The University of Bradford, Richmond Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Sunday, November 29, 1970: The Kinema Ballroom, 45 Carnegie Drive, Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland 
• Friday, December 4 - Saturday, December 5, 1970: The Christmas Carnival Ball, The John Dalton Faculty, Chester Street off Oxford Road, Manchester, Lancashire, England, 7.30pm - 2am Also on the bill: The Grit Band, Rancid Jam. Advertised in The Manchester Evening News as Polytechnic Socials presents Christmas Carnival Ball 
• Friday, December 4 7 30 till 2 am. Admission 8/- Featuring The Pretty Things The Pretty Things The Grit Band Rancid Jam Films, Lights Shows, Discos, Food, Fair. Free Raffle for Keg of Beer. Chester Street off Oxford Road. 
•  Sunday, December 6, 1970: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England Also on the bill: Hawkwind, Pink Faries, Peter Green, Steve Took. 
•  Sunday, December 6, 1970: The Electric Theatre, Zele, East Flanders, Belgium Also on the bill: Hawkwind, Amsterdam. 
•  Saturday, December 12, 1970: The Queen Elizabeth School Party, The Queen Elizabeth School, Queen's Road, Barnet, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Saturday, December 12, 1970: The Leeds Polytechnic, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England 
•  Sunday, December 13, 1970: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England 
•  Wednesday, January 13, 1971: Pop 2, Tavern de I'Olympia, 25 Rue de Caumartin, 9th arrondissement, Paris, Île-de-France, France The Pretty Things performed 'She's A Lover,' 'In The Square,' 'The Letter' & Sickle Clowns.' The band was interviewed by Patrice Blanc-Francard. 
•  February 1971: Pop Carnival, Essen, West Germany 
•  Friday, February 19, 1971: The Hornsey Town Hall, The Broadway, Hornsey, North London, England 
•  Saturday, February 27, 1971: The Temple, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: UFO, Harvey Crust, DJ Jerry Floyd. Advertised as The Temple 33-37 Wardour Street W1 Telephone 01-437 1549 Saturday, February 27th All-nighter 9-6 Members 75p By Demand! Pretty Things DJ Jerry Floyd UFO . Harvey Crust Mystic Sounds Mystic Lights Stuart Gensian Jerry Floyd Cathode Elysium. 
•  Saturday, March 13, 1971: Twickenham College, Twickenham, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: Steamhammer, Bonzo Dog Freaks. Saturday, April 10, 1971: The Temple, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Room, Egypt. 
•  Tuesday, May 11 - Sunday, June 13, 1971: The Stone Hearted Mama Tour 
•  Tuesday, May 11, 1971: The Barry Memorial Hall, Gladstone Road, Barry, South Glamorgan, England First date of tour. 
•  Wednesday, May 12, 1971: High Wycombe Town Hall, Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, England 
•  Thursday, May 13, 1971: The Winter Gardens, Kingsway, Cleepthorpes, north east Lincolnshire, England 
•  Friday, May 14, 1971: The Windsor Hall, Northgate, Ewood, Blackburn, Lancashire, England 
•  Saturday, May 15, 1971: Top Gear, BBC Radio 1, Studio 1, Television Centre, Wood Lane, White City, West London, England Also on the bill: Roy Harper. Host DJ John Peel. Not part of the tour. 
•  Saturday, May 15, 1971: The Wakefield Technical and Arts College, Wakefield, England 
•  Sunday, May 16, 1971: The Digbeth Civic Hall, 78 Digbeth, Birmingham 5, Staffordshire, England 
•  Monday, May 17, 1971: The Oxford Town Hall, St. Aldate's, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England 
•  Thursday, May 20, 1971: The Lancaster Town Hall, Dalton Square, Lancaster, Lancashire, England Friday, May 21, 1971: The Floral Hall, Esplanade, Hornsea, East Yorkshire, England 
•  Saturday, May 22, 1971: The Parr Hall, Palmyra Square South, Warrington, Cheshire, England 
•  Sunday, May 23, 1971: The Plaza Cinema, High Street, Bangor, North Wales 
•  Monday, May 24, 1971: Aberystwyth Town Hall, Queen's Road, Aberytwyth, Dyfed, Mid Wales 
•  Friday, May 28, 1971: The Albert Hall, North Circus Street, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England 
•  Sunday, May 30, 1971: The Greyhound, Park Lane, Croydon, Surrey, England 
•  Tuesday, June 1, 1971: The Salisbury City Hall, Salisbury, Malthouse Lane, Wiltshire, England Also on the bill: The Pink Fairies. 
•  Thursday, June 3, 1971: The Guildford Civic Hall, London Road, Guildford, Surrey, England 
•  Friday, June 4, 1971: St. Albans City Hall, Civic Centre, St. Albans, Hertfordshire, England 
•  Saturday, June 5, 1971: The Temple Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The News, Reuben Jones. 
•  Sunday, June 6, 1971: The Wake Arms, Epping New Road, Epping, Essex, England 
•  Sunday, June 13, 1971: The Roundhouse, 100 Chalk Farm Road, Chalk Farm, North West London, England Last date of tour. 
•  Friday, July 9, 1971: The Silvergate Ballroom, Free School Lane, Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England Also on the bill: Catweazle. 
•  Saturday, August 28, 1971: Southcroft Park, Rutherglen, Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland 
•  Saturday, January 22, 1972: Lancaster University, Bailrigg, Lancaster, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: Medicine Head. 
•  Saturday, January 29, 1972: The Farx, The Elm Court Youth Club, 363 Mutton Lane, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, England Also on the bill: Roxy Music.
•  Saturday, February 12, 1972: Essen Pop Carnival, Grughalle, Essen, West Germany Also on the bill: Deep Purple, Osibisa, Atomic Rooster, Palladin, Beggars Opera, USA. 
•  Friday, August 11, 1972: The 11th National Jazz and Blues Festival, Reading Site, Richfield Avenue, Little John's Farm, Reading, Berkshire, England Also on the bill: Curved Air, Mungo Jerry, Genesis, Jackson Heights, Nazareth, Steamhammer, Cottonwood, Good Habit. 

Info courtesy John H Warburg - March 2024