Buffalo Springfield Concert Archive

This information is a result of collaborative efforts by Pete Long, Stuart Rosenberg, Joe McMichael, Steve Casto, John Einarson, Neil Skok, Nick Warburton, Ian Rusten, myself and dozens of others, especially those associated with the Facebook Buffalo Springfield page – TK Kinnear, Gina Franklin Courson, Jennifer Starkey, and many others.

A slight change from the old site…Click on the underlined venues to view what the archive has relating to that specific show (newspaper ad, poster, reviews, photos, set list, etc)

1966

Buffalo Springfield is formed after a chance meeting on Sunset Boulevard. Within a week, the band makes it’s first public appearance. They quickly secure a residency as the house band at the Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip. While their Whisky residency becomes legendary, the Springfield’s career is slow to take off nationally. They remain close to home until the end of the year.

DATE	VENUE	LOCATION	ALSO PERFORMING	NOTES
April 11	The Troubadour	West Hollywood, CA		This was an unbilled appearance, supposedly the first group allowed to use electric instruments in this folk music haven.
April 15	Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Grounds	San Bernadino, CA	The Byrds, The Dillards, Maston & Brewer	One show at 8:30 p.m. This is the first of a reported 7-day tour of Southern California opening for the Byrds. Ironically, the Springfield are using the electric instruments that the Dillards discarded only a month before to return to their bluegrass roots. The Springfield were rarely billed for these shows.
April 16	Men’s Gym, College of San Mateo	San Mateo, CA	The Byrds, The Dillards, The Knight Riders, The Toads	One show at 8:30 p.m.
April 22, 1966	Men’s Gym, Los Angeles Harbor College	Wilmington, CA	The Byrds, The Dillards	One show at 8:00 p.m.
April 23	Colt Gym, Covina High School	Covina, CA	The Byrds, The Dillards
April (UD)	Palisades High School	Pacific Palisades, CA	The Byrds	Unconfirmed appearance.
April or May (UD)	Hollywood High School	Hollywood, CA	The Byrds	Unconfirmed appearance.
April 28-May 1	Whisky A Go Go,	Los Angeles, CA	The Gentrys	The Springfield begins a six-week residency at the Whisky as its house band, supporting one and sometimes two other acts. They are not billed during these early weeks until their own notoriety earns them billing.
April 30, 1966	Unknown venue,	Bakersfield, CA	The Byrds	Unconfirmed appearance.
May 2	Valley Music Theatre	Woodland Hills, CA	The Byrds, The Dillards	One show at 8:30 p.m. Unconfirmed appearance.
May 2-10	Whisky a Go Go	Los Angeles, CA	The Grassroots
May 7	Hillside Theatre, Occidental College	Los Angeles, CA	The Byrds	One show at 3:00 p.m. Photos posted on the Facebook Buffalo Springfield group shows that Richie played an acoustic guitar during this appearance. They are using instruments borrowed from The Dillards.
May 7	Gym, Adolpho Camarillo High School	Camarillo, CA	The Byrds
May 11-22	Whisky a Go Go	Los Angeles, CA	Johnny Rivers	The LA Times review of River’s show contains a brief mention of the Springfield. It is their first public notice in a major newspaper.
June 3	Gym, Baldwin Park High School	Baldwin Park, CA
June 20	Valley Music Theatre	Woodland Hills, CA	Paul Revere & Raiders	Fan recollection. The Springfield were not on the advertised bill.
June 26-27	Cinnamon Cinder	San Diego, CA	The Roosters	John Hartmann of the William Morris Agency attends the show and signs them to his agency. According to Hartmann, he booked the Springfield to open for the Rolling Stones and Chad & Jeremy.
Summer (UD)	The Golden Bear	Huntington Beach, CA	Johnny Rivers or Association	Information on gig provided by John Hartmann to Stu Rosenberg.
July 7-10	Marina Palace	Seal Beach, CA		Skip Taylor shared on the FB Buffalo Springfield page that these were the first shows he booked with the band and that Neil suffered an epileptic seizure one night and had to be hospitalized.
July 15	Discoteen Club	Covina, CA		Date is approximate.
July 25	Hollywood Bowl	Hollywood, CA	The Rolling Stones, The McCoys, The Standells, The Tradewinds	A brief four-song set brings the group to the attention of Hollywood Palace producer, Nick Vanoff, who sign the band for an appearance.
August 19	Dean Martin’s House	Holmby Hills, CA		The band plays Deana Martin’s birthday party. Stills was dating Deana at the time.
September 2-3	Melodyland	Anaheim, CA	Chad & Jeremy, Ian Whitcomb	Bruce Palmer is arrested earlier in the day and Jim Fielder sits in on bass for him. During the performance one night, Neil Young suffers an epileptic seizure on stage and is hospitalized.
September (UD)	Unknown venue	San Diego, CA	The Doors, The Vejetables	This is a fan recollection of a Battle of the Bands sponsored by San Diego radio station, KGB.
September 26-October 6		England, France, Germany		A tentatively booked European tour announced in the press that does not happen.
October 7-8	The Third Eye	Redondo Beach, CA	The Turtles, Everpresent Fullness	Henry Diltz takes photos of the band for the first time. He poses them outside the club.
October 14-15	The Third Eye	Redondo Beach, CA	The Count Five, The Knack, The New Generation
October 22	Whisky a Go Go	West Hollywood, CA	Sons of Adam	The Springfield fills in for Love, who were in the midst of a two-week engagement. Palmer was again busted just prior to the show and Jim Fielder was deputized to fill in for him on bass again. That’s him in the top center of the photo.
November (UD)	Loser’s South	San Jose, CA		Fan recollection reported to Stu Rosenberg.
November 11-13	Fillmore Auditorium	San Francisco, CA	Bola Sete Trio, Country Joe & Fish	The Springfield moves north as the bookings dry up in the Southland. They do their first set of shows at the legendary Fillmore Auditorium, third on the bill.
November 12	Avalon Ballroom	San Francisco, CA		This was a guest set performed after their set at the Fillmore was complete.
November 12	The Gay ’90’s	San Francisco, CA		Another guest set after the previous shows were completed.
November (UD)	The Ark	Sausalito, CA	Moby Grape	It is reported that the Springfield shared a number of bills with the Grape at the Ark but so far, none have been defintively confirmed. It is likely that these were simply guest sets.
November 21-27	Whisky a Go Go	West Hollywood, CA	The Poor	A brief return to LA for the band. During one set, Peter Tork of the Monkees joins the band and he and Stills do an old tune, Alvin the Alligator. The opening act, the Poor were from Denver. On bass was Randy Meisner.
December 2-3	Avalon Ballroom	San Francisco, CA	Daily Flash, Congress of Wonders
December 10	Steve McQueen’s House	Brentwood, CA	Johnny Rivers, The Seeds	This was a private party.
December 20	Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, CA	The Association, Sonny & Cher, Gene Clark The Turtles, The Standells, The Count Five, The Music Machine, The Seeds, Love, The Incredibles, Black Sheep	KBLA Radio hosts this show. Thanks to Joe McMichael and Stu Rosenberg for coming up with this date for us.
December 21-22	Whisky a Go Go	Los Angeles, CA		It was reported that the Springfield played for two days prior to the Turtles Christmas engagement. These two days were open and so it’s possible these were the dates.
December 30	Night Owl Cafe,	New York City, NY		This was a guest set at the famous Night Owl, home of the Lovin’ Spoonful, upon their arrival in NYC.
December 31-January 9	Ondine’s	New York City, NY		A wildly incredible stand. Stills and Palmer get into a fistfight one night on stage. Otis Redding, Mitch Ryder, The Youngbloods, The Rolling Stones all attend shows. Young has another epileptic fit during another set. Palmer is eventually busted on the band’s last night in New York City. Needed back in LA to fulfill obligations, the band abandons him there. Photos by Thomas Monaster

1967

The Buffalo Springfield’s third single, ‘For What It’s Worth,’ goes Top Ten early in the year and for a brief time, they are stars. Unfortunately, they are unable to find a followup single that can match it. They also have trouble hanging on to group members as both Bruce Palmer and Neil Young depart during the year. Ken Koblun and Jim Fielder filled in on bass and Doug Hastings replaced Young on lead guitar. Both return but valuable time was lost without them and their replacements didn’t make the grade.

DATE	VENUE	LOCATION	ALSO PERFORMING	NOTES
January 20-22	Gazzarri’s	Los Angeles, CA		Ken Forssi of Love sits in on bass to cover for Palmer’s absence due to his arrest in NYC. Mark Lindsey, Phil Volk and Terry Melcher are in the audience on opening night. Jennifer Starkey photo – that’s Ken Forssi between Neil and Dewey.
January 20	Hullabaloo	Hollywood, CA		This was an unannounced after-hours gig that the Springfield played after their opening night at Gazzarri’s.
January 21	Tempo TV Show airs in S.F. Bay area		Baytovens
January 21	Boss City airs in L.A.		The Turtles, Jackie DeShannon
January 21	American Bandstand airs on ABC-TV			The group is seen performing For What It’s Worth and Dick Clark interviews Neil after they perform.
January 25	Tempo Club	San Francisco, CA		Former Squires bassist Ken Koblun flies in from Canada to join the band. This was his first gig.
January 27-28	Hullabaloo	Hollywood, CA		Another couple of shows at the Hullaballo club. This venue was home to many an after-hours gigs by the band, most of which remain undocumented.
January 28	Gym, Rolling Hills High School	Rolling Hills Estates, CA	Sir Douglas Quintet, The Wild Ones	One show at 8:00 p.m. Buffalo Springfield replaced The Palace Guard as headliner.
February 2	Hullabaloo	Los Angeles, CA	The Seeds, The Standells, The Wild Ones, The Yellow Payges, East Side Kids
February 3,	Earl Warren Showgrounds	Santa Barbara, CA	ESP
February 4	Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Grounds	San Bernadino, CA	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs	One show at 8:00 p.m.
February 5	Hollywood Palladium	Hollywood, CA	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs
February 5	Community Concourse	San Diego, CA	The Seeds	Although advertised right up until the day of the show, Ken Koblun’s gig list does not show this concert as being performed.
February 6	Cinnamon Cinder	Long Beach, CA	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs
February 8	Civic Auditorium	Albuquerque, NM	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs, Viscount 5
February 9	Perkins Ice Palace	Santa Fe, NM	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs, Viscount 5
February 10	The Music Box	Lubbock, TX	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs, Viscount 5	The promoter is late paying the group and they leave the tour. Once they are back in LA, they let Koblun go. According to road manager, Dickie Davis, this show was by far the Springfield’s best performance of the tour and a huge crowd stood outside the venue when the show was sold out.
February 13	Will Rogers Coliseum	Ft. Worth, TX	The Seeds, B.J. Thomas & The Triumphs, Viscount 5	Springfield cancels.
February 18	Recreation Center	Thousand Oaks, CA		This show was canceled.
February 22	Where The Action Is airs on ABC-TV			Perform For What It’s Worth
February 22	Valley Music Theatre	Woodland Hills, CA	Peter, Paul & Mary, The Byrds, The Doors, Hugh Masakela	One show at 7:30 p.m. This was a C.A.F.F. benefit for those arrested during the Sunset Strip riots. Jim Fielder joins the band on bass for this show.
February 23	Memorial Auditorium	Shreveport, LA
February 24	Smothers Brothers Show airs on CBS-TV		Bob Crane	Performs ‘For What It’s Worth’ and reportedly also filmed ‘Go and Say Goodbye.’
February 25	Memorial Auditorium	Wichita Falls, TX
March 8	Where The Action Is airs on ABC-TV		Felice Taylor	Note that although Jim Fielder is now on bass, this appearance was filmed when Ken Koblun was a member and that’s him in the second photo. Neil decided not to bother to show for the taping forcing Richie to pretend to play lead.
March 10	Rollarena	San Leandro, CA	Peter Wheat & The Breadmen, The Staton Brothers
March 1	Longshoreman’s Hall	San Francisco, CA	Peter Wheat & The Breadmen, Strawberry Window
March 13	Shebang! airs in L.A.		Fifth Dimension, LIttle Stevie Wonder, Beatles on film	The band goofs through ‘For What It’s Worth.’
March 17	Civic Auditorium	San Jose, CA	Quicksilver Messenger Service, Elgin Marble, The Mourning Reign	One show at 8:00 p.m.
March 19	The Happening	Seattle, WA	The Daily Flash, West Coast Natural Gas, Magic Fern
March 21	Seattle Center Coliseum	Seattle, WA	Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Seeds, Daily Flash, City Zu, Brave New World, Springfield Rifle, Keith Allison, Surprise Package (Viceroys)	14,000 attend this show.
March 22	Crystal Ballroom	Portland, OR	Mr. Lucky & The Gambler, The Warlocks, The Weeds	One show at 8:00 p.m.
March 23	Second City	Corvallis, OR
March 24	The Red Carpet	Tacoma, WA	The Noblemen
March 27	The Carousel Theatre	West Covina, CA	Chad & Jeremy, Hearts and Flowers	One show at 8:30 p.m.
March 30	Community Theatre	Berkeley, CA		Unconfirmed appearance.
March 31	Campus Hall, University of California, Irvine	Irvine, CA	Cobblestone Garden
April 1	Robertson Gym, University of California, Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, CA	Sounds Five, The Druids	One show at 8:00 p.m.
April 7	Gym, University of San Francisco	San Francisco, CA	Jefferson Airplane	This concert was to benefit St. Ignatius High School. One show at 8:00 p.m.
April 8	Gym, Cabrillo College	Aptos, CA	Trans-Atlantic Train	One show at 7:00 p.m. Only 715 show up for this show which results in the school losing $300.
April 8	Hollywood Palace airs on ABC-TV
April 11-16	Rock Garden	San Francisco, CA	Electric Chamber Orkestra
April 22	Freeborn Hall, University of California, Davis	Davis, CA	Moby Grape	One show at 9:00 p.m
April 23	GO! airs on ABC-TV		Ryan O’Neal, Rudy Vallee, Herman’s Hermits, Noel Harrison, Donna Douglas, Swinin’ Six, Brian Hyland	Perform ‘Go and Say Goodbye’ and ‘Mr. Soul.’
April 27	Cubberly Pavilion, Cubberly High School	Palo Alto, CA	Sopwith Camel, The Standells	A joint dance concert put on by Cubberly and Gunn High Schools.
April 28-30	Fillmore Auditorium	San Francisco, CA	Steve Miller Band, All Alive
April 29	Hollywood Bowl	Hollywood, CA	Johnny Rivers, The Supremes, Brenda Holloway, 5th Dimension, The Seeds	Springfield flew down from San Francisco to play their 4-song set then flew back to SF to play their Fillmore set. They opened their set with ‘Pay the Price,’ followed it up with ‘Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing,’ then their hit, ‘For What It’s Worth’ and closed with the debut of what was expected to be their followup single, ‘Mr. Soul.’
April 30	Irvine Park	Irvine, CA	The Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane	Love-in
May 5	Morgan Gym, Western Illinois University	Macomb, IL		The Springfield arrive late and their gear doesn’t arrive from Chicago until even later. They play only a short set and the University stops payment on the check.
May 6	KRNT Theatre	Des Moines, IA	The Turtles, Sopwith Camel, The Robbs	One show at 8:30 p.m.
May 7	Masonic Temple	Davenport, IA	The Turtles, Sopwith Camel, The Robbs	Two shows at 6:00 & 8:30 p.m.
May (UD)	Crimson Cougar	Aurora, IL	The Turtles
May 13	The Cellar	Arlington Heights, IL	Shady Daze	Two marvelous pics taken by Douglas Slowiak of the band performing at this low-key venue.
May 17-18	Whisky a Go Go	Los Angeles, CA	The Doors	The Springfield flies home to fill in for the Byrds when McGuinn comes down with the flu.
May (UD)	The Swinging Gate	Ft. Wayne, IN	The Turtles
May (UD)	Dupage County Fairgrounds Arena	Wheaton, IL	The Turtles
May 20	Roberts Stadium	Evansville, IN	The Outsiders, The Shy Ones
May 21	The Cheetah	Chicago, IL	The Scott Brothers, The Gas Company	TeenSet magazine interviews Stills backstage at this show. Photo provided by Gina Franklin Courson.
May 21	Unknown venue	Gary, IN
May (UD)	Unknown venue	Moline, IL
May (UD)	The Headquarters	Wheaton, IL
June 2	The Big Hop, Conobee Lake Park	Salem, NH		Two major lineup changes prior to this tour – Bruce Palmer returns and Jim Fielder is fired. But more importantly, Neil Young quits the group.
June 3	Where It’s At	Boston, MA	The Beacon Street Union	Although booked for June 4 as well, the band is fired for being so bad. They cancel the remainder of their East Coast appearances (including The Tonight Show) and return to LA. There they pick up lead guitarist Doug Hastings from the Daily Flash.
June (UD)	Lakeside Amusement Park	Denver, CO		A rumored show in Denver. No confirmation yet.
June 8	Hal Baby’s	Aurora, CO	Boenzee Cryque	The opening act includes Rusty Young and George Grantham who will eventually join Richie Furay in Poco.
June 9	City Auditorium	Colorado Springs, CO	Birmingham Balloon Company	New backstage photo.
June 10	Teen-Age Fair, Memorial Coliseum	Portland, OR
June (UD)	Lowry Air Force Base	Denver, CO		Former Boenzee Cryque keyboardist Bill DeLugt saw the Springfield at this venue where he was stationed. Unclear if this occurred during this visit to Colorado or when they returned in October.
June 18	Monterey Pop Festival, Monterey County Fairgrounds	Monterey, CA	The Who, Band with No Name, Big Brother & The Holding Company	David Crosby of the Byrds sits in during the Springfield’s set.
June 23	Tri-State Exposition	Amarillo, TX	The Five Americans, Dearly Beloved, The Stumps, The Hysterical Society	One show at 8:30 p.m.
June 24	Memorial Auditorium	Dallas, TX	The Five Americans, Dearly Beloved
June 30	Hullabaloo	Hollywood, CA	Hamilton Streetcar	Furay is recovering from having his tonsils out. David Crosby sits in with the group.
July 1	Hullabaloo	Hollywood, CA		Furay returns to the band. David Crosby again sits in, as does Byrds drummer Michael Clarke and drummer Buddy Miles. Neil Young also sits in on a couple tunes.
July 6	Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum	Phoenix, AZ	Five Americans, The Berries, Dearly Beloved
July 11	New Sound Dance Club, YMCA	Racine, WI	Mourning Mist	Show was postponed, reportedly because of an emergency tonsillectomy to a group member (Richie)
July 15	The Village Theatre	New York City, NY		This is an unconfirmed appearance.
July 16	Newport Folk Festival, Newport, RI		Buffy Ste. Marie, Jim Keswin Jug Band, Sister Rosetta Thorpe, others	Band canceled this appearance due to Furay’s throat.
July 18	New Sound Dance Club, YMCA	Racine, WI	Mourning Mist	Again this show was postponed.
July 19-21	Convention Hall	Minneapolis, MN	Jefferson Airplane, The Electric Prunes, The Shadows of Knight	One show each night at 7:30 p.m.
July 22	Bandstand, Majestic Hills Convention Center	Lake Geneva, WI	Sidewalk Skippers	A tremendous thank you to Joe McMicheal and Stu Rosenberg for sharing this newly discovered information.
July 22	Malibu U. airs on ABC-TV		Rick Nelson, Leonard Nimoy, Bobby Rydell, Englebert Humperdink	Richie Furay is not available and the Springfield performs ‘Bluebird’ as a quartet.
July 23	Danceland	Cedar Rapids, IA		This show was likely cancelled as they are advertised in June but not mentioned in any July adverts.
July 25	New Social Dance Club, YMCA	Racine, WI	The Revels of Racine	This show finally is played after two postponements.
July 26	The Armory	St. Cloud, MN	Jefferson Airplane, The Castaways, The Kansas City Barons	One show at 8:00 p.m. Conflicts with show in Decatur below.
July 26	The Morgue	Decatur, IL		One show at 7:30 p.m.
July (UD)	The Dark Spot	Roselle, IL
July 29	The Big Top, Historyland, Hayward Indian Reservation	Hayward, WI		The Monkees accompany the band to this gig and wind up in a big jam session onstage.
July 30	Indian Crossing Casino	Waupauca, WI
August 1-6	Fillmore West	San Francisco, CA	Muddy Waters, Richie Havens	One show each night at 9:00 p.m.
August 4	Unknown venue	Hartford, CT	Gene Pitney, The Buckinghams, The Easybeats, The Happenings	This was one of the tour stops on a tour that the Springfield dropped out of before getting back together with Neil Young.
August 11-12	Teen and Twenty Club	Huntington Beach, CA	Symbols of the Time	Neil Young returns to the band during this engagement. It is now confirmed through a tape of both sets on August 11 that Young returned on the 12th as Doug Hastings plays on the 11th.  Just added – a review and set lists!
August 17	Community Concourse, Convention Hall	San Diego, CA	The Young Rascals	This show was canceled due to vandalism at the venue during a James Brown concert a few weeks prior.
August 18-19	Kings Beach Bowl	Kings Beach, NV	Charles Lloyd, The Creators
August 19	San Dieguito High School	Encinitas, CA	The Sunshine Company, The Outsiders	New press added to confirm show.
August 20	Hi Corbett Field	Tucson, AZ	The Young Rascals, Dearly Beloved, The Floating Opera
August 25	Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Grounds	San Bernadino, CA	The Peppermint Trolly Co., Never-So-Few, Birmingham Small Arms Corporation, The Light	3,000 attend this show.
August 26	Convention Center	Anaheim, CA	The Association, The Sunshine Company, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, The Young Men
August 28	The Joey Bishop Show airs on ABC-TV		Lee Marvin, John Byner, Gloria Grey	The Buffalo Springfield perform ‘Rock n’ Roll Woman.’ The teen magazine Teen Screen noted that Micky Dolenz dropped by to say hi to the band.
September 1-2	The Cheetah	Venice, CA	The Nazz, The Watts 103rd Street Band	The Nazz on this bill is the nascent Alice Cooper group from Arizona, not the Todd Rundgren group from Philadelphia.
September 22-23	Centennial Coliseum	Reno, NV	Charles Lloyd, The Creators, Doc Flash and The Inner Grin	One show at 7:00 p.m. each night.
September 25	Groovy airs on Ch. 9, KHJ-TV			Photo from Gina Franklin Coursen of the Facebook Buffalo Springfield group.
September 28	Warwick Theatre	Providence, RI	Buffy Ste. Marie, The Four Seasons, Aretha Franklin, Neil Diamond, Cake, Flip Wilson, The Miracles, Frank Converse	Show was videotaped for the ABC-TV variety show Popendipity.
September 29	Student Center Ballroom, State University of New York	Albany, NY	Janis Ian	The Springfield showed up an hour and a half late for their set.
September 30	Scharmann Theatre, Jamestown Community College	Jamestown, NY
September (UD)		Troy, NY		A potential show at a local club that was ultimately not performed.
October 6-7	The Family Dog	Denver, CO	Eight Penny Matter	1,000 attend the first show.
October 10	Student Union Ballroom, UCLA	Los Angeles, CA	Kaleidoscope, W. C. Fields Memorial Electric String Band, New Generation, Clear Light, The Doppler Effect	New information from Stu Rosenberg says this show was cancelled.
October 20	Concord Coliseum	Concord, CA		New information is that the Springfield cancelled and Martha’s Laundry and Mary’s Black Sheep performed instead.
October 21	Fairgrounds Pavilion	Santa Rosa, CA	Tomorrow Midnight, Mixed Company, Arizona Subway	One show at 8:00 p.m.
October 22	Mannix airs on CBS-TV			Buffalo Springfield is shown in the background performing ‘Bluebird’ and ‘For What It’s Worth.’ This was an especially memorable appearance since the group performs live.
November 2	The Woody Woodbury Show airs on local L.A. Channel 11		Pamala Mason, Vic Dana, Hank Grant
November 3	Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Grounds	San Bernadino, CA	The Yellow Payges, The Mandela, The Light	Mike Clarke of the Byrds attends the show.
November 3	Ciro’s Hullabaloo	West Hollywood, CA		This may have taken place one week earlier.
November 4	Earl Warren Showgrounds	Santa Barbara, CA	The Watts 103rd Street Band, Lewis & Clarke Expedition
November 10	Hamilton High School	Los Angeles, CA		Daytime show before playing the Shrine.
November 10-11	Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles, CA	The Grateful Dead, Blue Cheer
November 16	Popendipity airs on ABC-TV		Flip Wilson hosts with other guests The Four Seasons, Aretha Franklin, Robbie Porter, Neil Diamond, Buffy Ste. Marie	This pilot for a potential series was aired when The Carol Channing Special was postponed due to a NABET strike against ABC. The band perform ‘Rock n’ Roll Woman.’
November 17	Masonic Auditorium	Detroit, MI	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	Buffalo Springfield get their first major national tour opening for The Beach Boys. According to all, the Springfield blow the Beach Boys off the stage tonight, but after some hurried rehearsals, The Beach Boys take the rest of the tour by storm.
November 18	Nelligan Hall, LeMoyne University	Syracuse, NY	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	An afternoon show at 2:00 p.m.
November 18	War Memorial Auditorium	Buffalo, NY	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors, Caesar & His Romans	An evening show at 8:30 p.m
November 19	DAR Constitution Hall	Washington DC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	Palmer falls ill and Stills takes over bass.
November 19	Richmond Arena	Richmond, VA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors
November 20	Gym, Fairfield University	Fairfield, CT	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 8:30 p.m. Bruce Palmer still sick, so, Stills plays bass again today.
November 20	Bushnell Memorial Hall	Hartford, CT	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 7:00 p.m.
November 21	Westchester County Center	White Plains, NY	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 8:00 p.m. Bruce Palmer has to leave mid-set still feeling ill. Stephen Stills takes over on bass.
November 22	Penn Theatre	Pittsburgh, PA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	Two shows at 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. Another show with Stephen Stills on bass as Bruce Palmer remains under the weather.
November 23-24	Back Bay Theatre	Boston, MA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 8:00 p.m. on 23rd, one show at 9:00 p.m. on 24th. An eventful visit as Neil loses one of his fringed jackets to theft and one of their band’s roadies gets into a fight and has to be hustled out of town before the law catches up to him.
November 24	Rhode Island Auditorium	Providence, RI	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors
November 25	West Point Military Academy	Highland Hills, NY	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 2:00 p.m. Poster and pics!
November 25	Alumni Hall, St. John’s University	Jamaica, NY	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 8:30 p.m.
November 25	Groovy airs on Ch-9, KHJ-TV
November 26, 1967	Seton Hall University	South Orange, NJ	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 2:00 p.m.
November 26	Civic Center	Baltimore, MD	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Soul Survivors	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 1-2	The Euphoria	Brockton, MA	The Commonwealth	One show at 8:00 p.m. each night.
December 8	Governor’s Hall, State Fairgrounds	Sacramento, CA	Public Nuisance, Nate Shiner’s Blues Band, The Light Brigade	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 9	Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, CA	United States of America, Collectors, Blue Cheer, McGhee & Terry	A show in Napa, CA sponsored by the local Jaycees was scheduled for tonight but was cancelled so they could perform this show.
December 15	The Beau Brummel Club	Phoenix, AZ		Buffalo Springfield played 2 shows, the last one a half hour late due to a power failure. Roughly 1,000 attend the shows.
December 19	Exhibit Hall, Community Concourse	San Diego, CA	The Brain Police	One show at 8:00 p.m. 4,200 attend this show.
December 21-23	Fillmore West	San Francisco, CA	Hour Glass, The Collectors	Springfield finally earn a headlining spot at this important rock venue. Opening act Hour Glass consists of Duane and Gregg Allman.
December 29	Civic Auditorium	San Jose, CA	The Soul Survivors, The Giant Sunflower, The People	The candid backstage photo was taken by Val Garay, soon to be record producer, who was a member of one of the opening acts, The Giant Sunflower.
December 31	The Cheetah	Venice, CA	The Seeds, Smokestack Lightnin’, The Lollipop Shoppe

1968

The Springfield loses Bruce Palmer early in the year when he is arrested and deported again. Engineer Jim Messina joins for the last Beach Boys tour before the band splits up amidst apathy and distrust. Neil Young leaves several times during the year and the band finally comes to an end on May 5, broke and frustrated.

DATE	VENUE	LOCATION	ALSO PERFORMING	NOTES
January 6	Earl Warren Showgrounds	Santa Barbara, CA	Charles Lloyd, Turquoise	One show at 8:00 p.m.
January 12	Purple Haze	Riverside, CA	The Caretakers, Shades of Time	2,000 attend with another 350 turned away at the door. A member of the opening act, Shades of Time has confirmed that Neil did not perform and Dewey showed up late, forcing them to ask the Shades of Time’s drummer to sit in until he showed up.
January 13	Sports Arena	San Diego, CA	The Byrds, The Turtles, The Stone Ponys, The Box Tops, Jay & Techniques, Rose Garden, Brenton Wood, The Classics IV, Kenny O’Dell, Things to Come	Elliot Roberts takes over for a day as Buffalo Springfield’s manager. Neil Young fires him after only one day. The Springfield play a full 30 minute set instead of just a few songs, much to the displeasure of the promoter. Several bands are unable to perform due to curfew, however the promoter still has to pay them.This was Bruce Palmer’s last gig with the Springfield. He is busted on his way home from the gig and deported.
January 20	Gym, Whittier High School	Whittier, CA	Wahler, Hard Candy	One show at 8:30 p.m. Photos from the concert show that Jim Messina is on bass for this show.
January 21	Phantasmagoria I, The Cheetah	Venice, CA	The Turtles, Jose Feliciano, Brewer & Shipley, The Grassroots, Hunger, Pacific, Gas & Electric, Lewis & Clarke Expedition, The Peanut Butter Conspiracy, Joint Effect, Jamie & The Jury, Incredibly Delicious, Giant Sunflower, Rubber Highway, Richard Tappan, Gilbert & His Guitar, Joint Effort, Fraternity of Man, Cathy Amber & the Difference	Another great photo by Gina Franklin Coursen on the Facebook Buffalo Springfield group page.
January 26	Campus Hall, UC Irvine	Irvine, CA	Canned Heat, The Revelation	According to Dewey Martin, Stills and Young have a furious backstage fight after this show.
February 1	Ranier Hall Gym, Everett Community College	Everett, WA	The Beach Boys
February 2	Seattle Center Arena	Seattle, WA	The Beach Boys, Springfield Rifle	One show at 8:00 p.m.
February 3	PNE Agrodome	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada	The Beach Boys, Northwest Company, City Zu	One show at 8:00 p.m. 5,100 attend this show.
February 4	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, OR	The Beach Boys	One show at 2:00 p.m.
February 4	Capital Pavilion, St. Martin’s College	Lacey, WA	The Beach Boys	One show at 8:00 p.m. The tour grossed $60,000 with all sell-outs despite some snowy weather.
February 9	Gym, California State University	Los Angeles, CA		The band showed up for a noon show at half hour late and with only four members.
February 9	Liberty Hall	El Paso, TX		One show at 9:00 p.m.
February 10	Rainbow Ballroom	Fresno, CA	New Life	Buffalo Springfield plays two shows at 8:00 and 10:30 p.m. Upon their return to Los Angeles, the band and long-time road manager Dickie Davis part company.
February 11	Ice Palace	Las Vegas, NV	Thelma Houston, Burgundy Blues, Johnny & Joe	One show at 6:00 p.m.
February 19-25	Rome Pop Festival, Plazo Dello Sport, Rome, Italy			This festival was postponed and by the time it was rescheduled, Buffalo Springfield had broken up.
March 1	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	Troy, NY	Spanky & Our Gang
March 9	Rose Hill Gym, Fordham University	Bronx, NY	Arlo Guthrie, The Union Gap	One show at 8:30 p.m.
March 14	RKO Proctor’s Theatre	New Rochelle, NY	The Hollies, Jay and Techniques	Two show at 7:00 & 10:00 p.m. The Springfield canceled their appearance was canceled.
March 15-17	The Trauma	Philadelphia, PA		This appearance was canceled.
March 15-16	Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles, CA	Cream	OK, I concede that despite some shaky second-hand information, Buffalo Springfield did not perform at this show. I will take these dates down shortly.
March 20	Carousel Ballroom	San Francisco, CA	Chuck Berry	The Springfield cancels so they can hang out with Clapton, so the Grateful Dead replaces them. Instead, the Springfield mixes their new single and then jam, bringing the police and a drug bust.
March 22-23	Kaleidoscope	Los Angeles, CA	Jefferson Airplane, Canned Heat	After Furay, Messina and Young, along with Eric Clapton were busted last night, Neil Young announces he’s quitting the band again, forcing them to cancel this appearance. Fever Tree replaces them on the bill.
March 22	Auditorium, Capitol High School	Boise, ID	The Rubber Band, The Dream Children	One show at 8:00 p.m. Thanks to Patrick Nance for the poster and Kathy Roberts Kennedy for confirming that this show took place in 1968 and not 1967 as previously listed. Local press reports that the band’s plane arrives a half hour late.
March 24	Kaleidoscope	Los Angeles, CA	Jefferson Airplane, H.P. Lovecraft, Tiny Tim, Steppenwolf, Sweetwater, Clear Light, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Peanut Butter Conspiracy	One show at 5:00 p.m. Benefit for KPPC strikers. Neil Young returns in time for the band to make this benefit concert. John Hartmann refuses to let the band perform until Stephen Stills apologizes to him for a slight.
March 29	Men’s Gym, Cal Poly, Pomona	Pomona, CA	The Union Gap, October Country	One show at 8:00 p.m.
March 30	Coliseum	Salt Lake City, UT	The Youngbloods, H.P. Lovecraft	Two shows at 7:00 & 10:30 p.m.
April 1	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	Columbus, OH	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	These next three shows were apparently tentative bookings that were not placed under contract. The tour was finally scheduled to begin April 5 at Nashville
April 2	Cincinnati Gardens	Cincinnati, OH	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock
April 3	Indiana Theater	Indianapolis, IN	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock
April 5	Municipal Auditorium	Nashville, TN	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m. Despite the previous listings, this is considered the opening date for the Beach Boys Spring Tour. However, it was canceled due to Martin Luther King’s assassination.
April 6	Mingus Coliseum, East Carolina State University	Greenville, NC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 1:00 p.m. Ian Rusten informs us this show did take place.
April 6	Dorton Arena, North Carolina State University	Raleigh, NC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:30 p.m. Due to the MLK assassination and unrest, the show is postponed until April 23.
April 7	Fieldhouse, Clemson University	Clemson, SC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 2:30 p.m.
April 8	Coliseum	Greensboro, NC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	Show was postponed until April 23.
April 8	Township Auditorium	Columbia, SC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Epics	One show at 8:30 p.m. Ian Rusten confirms that this show was canceled after all.
April 8	County Hall	Charleston, SC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:00 p.m.
April 9	George Jenkins Fieldhouse, Florida Southern College	Lakeland, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 4:30 p.m. With three shows today, each band performs, then flies on to the next city.
April 9	Sports Stadium	Orlando, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This show began at 7:00 p.m.
April 9	Memorial Stadium, Dayton College	Daytona Beach, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This show begins at 8:00 p.m. Neil Young suffers an epileptic seizure during this performance. Dewey dove shirtless into the crowd and nearly caused a riot. The police shut down the show just as Young suffers his seizure. The Springfield leave him on the stage and his mother, in the audience, rushes to his aid.
April 10	Florida Field, University of Florida	Gainesville, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:00 p.m. A bit of a homecoming for Stills, who briefly matriculated at UF. Proceeds from the show went to starting a construction fund for a new coliseum. Only 5,500 attended.
April 11	City Auditorium	Macon, GA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:00 p.m. Ian Rusten confirms this show was also canceled.
April 11	Municipal Auditorium	Atlanta, GA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m. Canceled due to MLK assassination. This show was reportedly made up at the end of the tour. However, it was cancelled also.
April 12	Unknown venue	Statesboro, GA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	A tentative booking announced at the start of the tour that was never finalized.
April 12	Veteran’s Coliseum	Jacksonville, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m.
April 13	Robarts Sports Arena	Sarasota, FL	The Beach Boys, Bobby Goldsboro	One show at 7:00 p.m. The Strawberry Alarm Clock leave the tour for three shows to allow them to play a show in Hawaii. Bobby Goldsboro is booked to replace them.
April 13	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, FL	The Beach Boys, Bobby Goldsboro, The Frogs	One show at 8:30 p.m. 3,000 attend and the Beach Boys reward the crowd with an extended encore. Buffalo Springfield encouraged people to come up on stage and Dewey tossed his sticks into the crowd after their set.
April 14	Code 1	Ft. Lauderdale, FL	The Beach Boys	One show at 3:30 p.m.
April 14	Outdoor Stadium, Florida Atlantic University	Boca Raton, FL	The Beach Boys	This was another tentative booking that was never finalized.
April 14	Convention Center	Miami, FL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Echoes, Bobby Goldsboro	One show at 8:00 p.m. SAC return to the tour today.
April 15	Municipal Auditorium	San Antonio, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:00 p.m.
April 15	Municipal Auditorium	Austin, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Lavender Hill Express	One show at 8:30 p.m.
April 16	Unknown venue	Norman, OK	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This appears to be a spurious appearance, likely confused with another tour. Thanks to Ian Rusten.
April (UD)	Unknown venue,	Oklahoma City, OK	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This appears to be a spurious appearance, likely confused with another tour. Thanks to Ian Rusten.
April 16	Robinson Auditorium	Little Rock, AR	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:30 p.m. Show was canceled due to unrest after the MLK assassination and was not rescheduled.
April 17	Mid-South Coliseum	Memphis, TN	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m. Show was postponed, rescheduled for April 24.
April 17	Arkansas State University	Jonesboro, AR	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This show was added to the tour to replace one of the canceled shows, but was subsequently canceled as well.
April 18	Parker Agriculture Center, Louisiana State University	Baton Rouge, LA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m.
April 18	Fieldhouse, Loyola University	New Orleans, LA	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, The Jade Ring	One show at 8:45 p.m.
April 19	Clark Race…With It airs on Channel 2	Pittsburgh, PA	Aretha Franklin, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Bobby Vinton	Filmed last fall at Gateway Center Studio. Buffalo Springfield mimed to ‘For What It’s Worth.’
April 19	Unknown venue	Tuscaloosa, AL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This show was canceled in the aftermath of the MLK assassination. A show in Montgomery was added.
April 19	City Auditorium	Birmingham, AL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Randy’s World	One show at 8:30 p.m.
April 19	Unknown venue	Montgomery, AL	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	Although booked to replace the Tuscaloosa show, it was also canceled.
April 20	Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum	Ft. Worth, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Bobby Goldsboro	One show 7:00 p.m.
April 20	Market Hall	Dallas, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Bobby Goldsboro, The Soul Society	One show at 8:30 p.m. A tape of the Springfield’s set is available on the market.
April 21	Moody Civic Center	Galveston, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	Show starts at 2:30 p.m. This was another three-show day.
April 21	McDonald Gym, LaMar College	Beaumont, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	This show began at 4:30 p.m.
April 21	Sam Houston Coliseum	Houston, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	Show begins at 7:30 p.m.
April 22	Municipal Auditorium, Texas Tech	Lubbock, TX	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Bobby Goldsboro	One show at 8:00 p.m. Between 4,000 and 4,500 attend this show. This was the final date of the original tour.
April 23	Coliseum	Greensboro, NC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 7:00 p.m. Make up date from April 8.
April 23	Dorton Arena, North Carolina State	Raleigh, NC	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Saint’s People Band, Andy Camp	One show at 8:30 p.m. This was the rescheduled show from April 6. The Springfield arrives late from Greensboro, requiring the Strawberry Alarm Clock to play an additional song.  Furay tells The Technician after the show that he hates playing multiple shows in a day.
April 24	Mid-South Coliseum	Memphis, TN	The Beach Boys, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m. Make up date from April 17. Thanks to Ian Rusten. This was the final show of the Beach Boys tour. The canceled shows take a bite out of the band’s expected take. When they arrive back in Los Angeles, they find that they no longer have credit with the airlines. Frustrated, Stephen Stills tells the others that the band is done. They have a handful of booked dates that they will fulfill before calling it a day.
April 26	Exhibition Building, Arizona State Fairgrounds	Phoenix, AZ	Kenny O’Dell, Brook Benton	One show at 8:30 p.m. Steve from Flagstaff corrects the date for us, along with supplying the awesome handbill. Stills criticizes local DJ Pat McMahon from the stage for refusing to play the band’s new single, ‘Uno Mundo’.
April 28	Valley Music Theatre	Woodland Hills, CA	Illinois Speed Press, Hamilton Streetcar	It should come as no surprise that the date on Stephen Stills’ “Just Roll Tape” CD is incorrect and this show was performed. According to Bob Bennett of the Los Angeles Daily Sundial the band announced from the stage that they will be breaking up.
May 3	Peterson Gym, San Diego State University	San Diego, CA	The Electric Flag, Jello’s Gas Bag	One show at 8:30 p.m. A late start and a power failure mar this show. The band shocks the audience by announcing that they are breaking up.
May 4	Merchandise Mart, Old State Fairgrounds	Sacramento, CA	H.P. Lovecraft, Quicksilver Messenger Service, The Mojo, The Yukon Daily, Duck Soup, Pyewacket,	One show starting at 4:00 p.m. and running to 1:00 a.m. Neil Young disappears right before showtime and is found in the parking lot with a groupie. Photos are by Harvey Gerst
May 5	Sports Arena	Long Beach, CA	Country Joe & The Fish, Canned Heat, Smokestack Lightnin’, The Hook	One show at 5:00 p.m. Their final performance. A tape of their set has circulated for years and a portion is now available on the Neil Young Archives.
May 17-18	Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles, CA	The Grateful Dead	Canceled after the band announces their breakup, the bill is replaced by Manfred Mann, Steve Miller Band and Taj Mahal
May 24	Foothill High School	Tustin, CA		This show for area high school seniors was advertised in March before the band had decided to call it quits. It was canceled.
May 29-June 1	Fillmore West	San Francisco, CA	The Chamber Brothers, Richie Havens	Despite Bill Graham’s pleading, the band cancels this appearance.

Dewey Martin decides to keep the band alive and capitalize on the release of a single in October. Martin signs with Mike Zalk for management. He recruits Jim Price (horns), Dave Price (G), Don Poncher (D), Bob Apperson (B), and Gary Rowles (g) to become the New Buffalo Springfield. Unfortunately, Zalk consistently books the band as Buffalo Springfield, which draws vitrol in the press from Stills and Young.

DATE	VENUE	LOCATION	ALSO PERFORMING	NOTES
October 22-28	The Function	Boulder, CO		A brief residency to get the band’s set put together. The band mixes mostly Springfield tunes with a couple of originals.
October 29-November 8	The Function	Boulder, CO	Everly Brothers	After a week headlining, the New Buffalo Springfield opens for the Everly Brothers for another week.
October 31	Boulder Central Park	Boulder, CO	The Gallery	Bands perform for the grand opening for the Us Leather People boutique this afternoon from 3:00 – 5:30 p.m.
November 15	Gym, San Luis Obispo Junior High School	San Luis Obispo, CA	Thy Mynd, Wendigo	One show at 8:30 p.m.
November 16	HIC Arena	Honolulu, HI	The Turtles (headliner), Canned Heat	One show at 8:00 p.m. 5,000 fans attend.
November 23	The Sound Factory	Sacramento, CA	Mad River, Sanpaku	New poster added.
November 30	Terrace Theatre	Salt Lake City, UT	Sir Douglas Quintet	The New Buffalo Springfield play two shows and 5,400 attend. A brief review praises the Buffalo Springfield.
December 6	Swing Auditorium, Orange Show Grounds	San Bernadino, CA	Eric Burdon & The Animals	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 7	Earl Warren Showgrounds	Santa Barbara, CA	Charlie Musselwhite, Three Dog Night, Sields	One show at 7:00 p.m.
December 13	Gym, Earl Righetti High School	Santa Maria, CA		One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 14	Midwestern State University	Wichita Falls, TX
December 20	Civic Center	Bakersfield, CA	Gary Lewis & Playboys (headliner), The Caretakers	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 21	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada	The Chamber Brothers (headliner), Buddy Miles Express, Sweetwater	One show at 8:30 p.m.
December 22	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, OR	The Chamber Brothers (headliner), Buddy Miles Express	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 23	Evergreen Ballroom	Olympia, WA	White Heart	One show at 9:30 p.m.
December 26	Cow Palace	San Francisco, CA	Canned Heat, Steppenwolf, Spencer Davis Group, Blue Cheer, Three Dog Night, Electric Prunes, Santana	The Hell’s Angels give the band an escort to their hotel after the gig in appreciation of their efforts. It was primarily a publicity stunt. However, across town, Richie Furay and his band Pogo are performing at the Fillmore and he becomes aware of this New Buffalo Springfield. Upon his return to LA, he alerts Stills and Young who blast Dewey in the press, claiming his band is bogus.
December 27	Agricultural Building, S.J. County Fairgrounds	Stockton, CA	Gary Lewis & Playboys, Caretakers	Gary Lewis cancelled due to illness so the New Buffalo Springfield takes over as headliner.

1969

Martin sues Stills and Young over the use of the Buffalo Springfield name. He loses the case and is forced to call his band Dewey Martin’s New Buffalo. Promoters routinely ignore that and bill the band as Buffalo Springfield. By the summer’s end, the band is on it’s last legs despite having secured a recording contract with ATCO Records.

DATE	VENUE	LOCATION	ALSO PERFORMING	NOTES
January 11	Exhibit Hall, Community Concourse	San Diego, CA	Sir Douglas Quintet	One show at 8:30 p.m. Local underground review viciously savage the group. They also quote lead guitarist Gary Rowles saying he’s ready to leave the band.
January 17	Convention Center	Anaheim, CA	Steve Miller Band, Black Pearl, Three Dog Night, Jet Set	One show at 8:30 p.m. New review added.
				The New Buffalo Springfield begins to fall apart. Rowles, Apperson and Jim Price all leave the band. Randy Fuller replaced Apperson on bass and B.J. Jones replaces Rowles on lead guitar.
January 31	Mother Duck	Chicago, IL	Hot Fudge
February 8	Civic Auditorium	Albuquerque, NM	Iron Butterfly, Lincoln Street Exit	One show at 8:00 p.m.
February 20	Student Union, University of Denver	Denver, CO	Zephyr, Conal Implosion	New Buffalo Springfield cancels and is replaced by Zephyr.
February 23	The Mosque	Richmond, VA	Canned Heat, The Outsiders, The Seeds	Two shows at 7:00 & 9:30 p.m.
March 21	Grandstand, Fairgrounds	Victorville, CA		One show at 8:00 p.m.
March 22	Ritchie Coliseum, University of Maryland	College Park, MD	The Zombies, The Standells	Canceled over a contract dispute. A note that The Zombies on the bill are an imposter group put together to take advantage of the chart success of ‘Time of the Season.’ The real Zombies had broken up at the end of 1967.
March 30-31	Fort Lauderdale Easter Rock Festival, Lockhart Park	Ft. Lauderdale, FL	Creedence Clearwater Revival, Tiny Tim, MC5, Steve Miller Band, The Grass Roots, Chuck Berry, Sweetwater,	One show each night at 6:00 p.m. The three day festival ran from March 30 to April 1.
March 28 – 30	Expo ’69, Santa Clara County Fairgrounds,	San Jose, CA	Iron Butterfly, Santana	Although the band was originally booked for this festival, there is no subsequent confirmation of their participation.
May 18	Warehouse India	Providence, RI	Neil Young	This show was canceled when local officials banned rock shows. An intriguing possibility.
May 30	Veteran’s Memorial Building	Santa Rosa, CA	Mixed Company, Divine Maddness	One show at 8:00 p.m.
May 31	Municipal Auditorium	Eureka, CA	Mixed Company, Coffee & Devine Maddness	One show at 9:00 p.m.
				Joey Newman joins the band on lead guitar around this time. Thanks to Nick Warburton for reminding me.
June 6	Knights of Columbus Hall	Longview, WA	Visions of Creation	One show at 9:00 p.m.
June 7	The Dunes	Westport, WA
June 17	Armory	Baker City, OR	Slugg	One show at 9:00 p.m. A new show discovered!
June 19	Gym, Union High School	Union, OR	Slugg	One show at 9:00 p.m. This was presented as part of the Eastern Oregon Livestock Show.
June 21	Civic Auditorium	Chehalis, WA	Slugg
June 25	Gym, Bellarmine Prep School	Tacoma, WA	The Odyssey	One show at 9:00 p.m.
June 26	Monticello Hotel	Longview, WA	Voices of Creation	One show at 9:00 p.m.
June 27	Gym, St. John’s Cathedral	Boise, ID		One show at 8:30 p.m.
June 28	Casey’s	Lewiston, ID
June 30	Lincoln Bowl	Tacoma, WA	Them, The Happy World	One show at 7:00 p.m.
July 1	Washington County Fairgrounds	Hillsboro, OR	Crazy Elephant, 1910 Fruitgum Company, The Mob
July 1	The Lemon Tree	Springfield OR		A contract has recently been shared for this show. Two shows for $500.
July 3	Armory	Astoria, OR		One show at 9:00 p.m. New advert added
July 5	Evergreen Ballroom	Olympia, WA	City Lyte	One show at 8:00 p.m.
July 8-9	Seattle Center Coliseum	Seattle, WA	Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Grassroots, Fields, Them	One show at 6:00 p.m. (8th) 2:00 p.m. (9th). Teen Fair ran until July 13.
July 11	The Breakthru	Tacoma, WA	Scot Free
July 19	The Happening	Seattle, WA
Summer (UD)	Yakima County Fairgrounds	Yakima, WA
September 9	Sights and Sounds of San Francisco airs on Channel 9	San Francisco, CA	Jefferson Airplane,	This appearance was taped back in 1967.
				The New Buffalo Springfield disbands when they part company with Dewey Martin. With no link to the former group, they carry on under the name Blue Mountain Eagle. They record one album for ATCO Records before breaking up.
September 20	HIC Arena	Honolulu, HI	Steppenwolf, Blue Cheer	The group’s first show after dumping Dewey Martin. Although they are billed as New Buffalo Springfield, the band informs the MC that they are now Blue Mountain Eagle and that is how they are announced from the stage.

1985

Bruce Palmer forms a band in Toronto in February with Frank Wilks on guitar and vocals, Stan Endersby on lead guitar and Alan Prosser on drums. Dubbing themselves Around Again/The Springfield Band, they begin gigging in local clubs. The band renames themselves Buffalo Springfield Revisited after Dewey Martin joins up and they managed to gain permission from Stills and Young to use the name.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
June 14	Lakeview Manor	Kingston, Canada		Billed as Around Again/The Springfield Band
June 15	Barrymore’s	Ottawa, Canada		Billed as Buffalo Springfield
June 21	El Morcambo	Toronto, Canada
July 11	Uncle Sam’s	Niagara Falls, Canada
July 12-13	Rock Pile East	Toronto, Canada	Alana Young	Billed as Bruce Palmer & Springfield Band
July 23-24	Spanky’s	Toronto, Canada
September 6	Jonathan Swift’s, Harvard Square	Boston, MA
September 6	Modern Times	Sayreville, NJ
September 9-10	Lone Star Cafe	New York City, NY
September 16	Club Saba	Washington DC
September 18	Sundance	Bay Shore, Long Island, NY
September 19	Bear’s Den	Raleigh, NC	The Deal	One show at 9:30 p.m.
October 2-19	Red Hotz	Columbus, OH		Held over for four weeks
November 12	Eggleton Rally	Toronto, Canada
November 21	Rum Largo Lounge	Lake Buena Vista, FL
November 22-23	Nag’s Head North	Toronto, Canada
December 8	California’s Club	Windsor, Ontario, Canada
December 20-21	L.P. Club	Scottsdale, AZ

1986

Band takes a hiatus and shuffles the lineup. Alan Prosser leaves and Bob Fredrickson on guitar and Harlan Spector on keyboards join up.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes	Links
February 26	The Forum	Los Angeles, CA		Vietnam Vets Benefit
March 4	The Timber Moose Bar, The Timbermill	Aspen, CO		One show at 9:30 p.m. This ad shows that Richie Furay was advertised as part of the band. Furay was angered by this and complained to Dewey Martin.
March 6-9	The Shaft	Aspen, CO		One show each night at 10:00 p.m.
March 10-11	The Midland Bar & Cafe	Basalt, CO		One show each night at 10:00 p.m.
March 13	Fox Theatre	St. Louis, MO	The Band, Dave Mason	One show at 7:30 p.m.
March 14	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, KS	The Band, Dave Mason	One show at 8:00 p.m.
March 15	City Auditorium Music Hall	Omaha, NE	The Band, Dave Mason	One show at 8:00 p.m. New concert ad added.
April 15	The Palomino	North Hollywood, CA		Stephen Stills sits in on a couple of tunes.
April 27	Eugene Conference Center	Eugene, OR		Fundraiser for William Conde
June 7	The Palomino	North Hollywood	Tin Star
June 16	Will Greer Theatricum Bontanicum	Topanga Canyon,CA		New photos added
June 29	Starlight Amphitheatre	Burbank, CA	Janis Ian, Stevie Wonder, Redbone, Rita Coolidge, Paul Butterfield
July 5	Trancas	Malibu, CA
	Stephen Stills’ ranch	Encino, CA		Original Buffalo Springfield reunite with Harlan Spector on keyboards
July 20	California Summerfest ’86, Glen Helen Regional Park	San Bernadino, CA
July 23	Pines Theater, Look Park	Florence, MA	Judy Polan	One show at 6:00 p.m. Wilks falls ill and unable to perform, Azteca Two-Step replaces them
August 2	Future Farmers of America Benefit, Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City, MO	Alabama, Dave Mason, Richie Havens, Sawyer Brown, Rare Earth	One show at 10:00 a.m.
(UD)		New Jersey
September (UD)	Jerry Lewis Telethon	Hollywood, CA
September 13	Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds	Santa Cruz, CA	Mamas & Papas
September 17	Pyramid Club	Portland, OR	St. Calvin Walker	One show at 10:00 p.m.
September 19	Town Pump	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
September 20	Parker’s,	Seattle, WA
September 23	The Stone	San Francisco, CA
September 26-27	Zephyr Club	Salt Lake City, UT
October 1	Royal Grove	Lincoln, NE
October 31	Country Club	Reseda, CA	Country Joe McDonald, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Purp’l Tur’tl’z, Stunt Road
November 9	Love Ride	Calamigos Ranch, CA	Robby Kreiger, Top Jimmy, Sidney Iverson
November 16-17	American Victoria Museum, Miner’s Armory	Grass Valley, CA		One show each night at 7:30 p.m.
November 18-December 1	The Showspot, Reno Hilton	Reno, NV
(UD)	Cow Palace	Boulder, CO		only 75 people show up
December (UD)	Country Club	Reseda, CA	Spirit, Chamber Brothers	Benefit for World Concert for Humanity

1987

Dewey Martin leaves the band when he gets an offer to join the Roberts-Meisner Band. Scott Lombardi replaces him on the drums. The band signs for a tour throughout the late spring and summer with the reformed Guess Who.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
January 25	McDick’s Pub	Ocean Beach, CA
January 26	The Halcyon	Pt. Loma, CA
February 14	Community House	Topanga, CA		Fundraiser for Topanga Call Firefighters
February 15	Museum Club	Flagstaff, AZ
April 4	Lakeview Terrace	Hanson Dam, CA	John Anderson, Asleep at the Wheel, Scott Carpenter, Earl Thomas Conley, Desert Rose Band, Rosie Flores, Steve Earle
April 18	Libbey Park Bowl	Ojai, CA	Spirit, Chamber Brothers	One show at 2:00 p.m. Fundraiser for Ojai Montessori School New concert ad
April 25	Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon, PA	Tommy James & The Shondells, Mitch Ryder
May 2	Barrymore’s	Ottawa, Canada
May 5	Bogart’s	Cincinnati, OH	The Guess Who
May 6	Agora Metropolitan Theatre	Cleveland, OH	The Guess Who
May 8	Harpo’s	Detroit, MI	The Guess Who
May 14	Alrosa Villa	Columbus, OH	The Guess Who
May 15	Holiday Star Theatre	Merrillville, IN	The Guess Who
May 16	Zivkos	Hartford, WI	Guess Who	One show at 9:00 p.m.
May 17	The Cabooze	Minneapolis, MN	The Guess Who
May 19	Headliners	Madison, WI	The Guess Who
May 23	Great Texas Welcome Home Vietnam Veterans Concert, Hermann Park	Houston, TX	The Guess Who, Richie Havens, Johnny Rivers
May 24	Magic Springs	Hot Springs, AR	The Guess Who
May 25	Gemini Solifest, Bob’s Miniature Golf	Jacksonville, IL	The Guess Who
May 28	LeClub	Tierra Verde, FL	The Guess Who
May 30	International Ballooning ’87 Festival	West Palm Beach, FL	The Guess Who
May 31	Miami Marine Stadium	Miami, FL	The Guess Who, Iron Butterfly
June 1	Brassy’s	Cocoa Beach, FL	The Guess Who
June 7	Magic Attic in the Pavilion	Myrtle Beach,	The Guess Who, The Creek	One show at 8:00 p.m.
June 10	Streamer’s	Charleston, SC	The Guess Who
June 11	Graffiti	Oakland, PA	The Guess Who
June 12	Capitol Plaza Theater	Charleston, WVA	The Guess Who
June 13	Palace Civic Theater	Jamestown, NY	The Guess Who
June 16	Wave Street	Staten Island, NY	The Guess Who
June 17	Best Cruise	Boston Harbor, MA	The Guess Who
June 18	Katina’s	Hadley, MA	The Guess Who
June 19	Club Casino	Hampton Beach, NH	The Guess Who
June 20		Gardner, MA		early show
June 20	The Living Room	Providence, RI	The Guess Who	evening show
June 21	Frankie’s Place	Marblehead, MA	The Guess Who	One show at 8:30 p.m.
June 23	Stone Balloon	Newark, DE	Guess Who
June 25	The Bayou	Washington DC	The Guess Who
June 26	The Boathouse	Norfolk, VA	The Guess Who
July 2	Chestnut Cabaret	Philadelphia, PA	The Guess Who
July 3	Obsessions	Randolph, NJ
July 4	Pocono Downs Racetrack	Wilkes-Barre, PA	The Guess Who
July 6	McGuffy’s House of Draft	Dayton, OH	Roi Blue
July 9	Bluebird Club	Bloomington, IN
July 11	Harpo’s	Detroit, MI
July 29	The Stone	San Francisco, CA	The Guess Who	One show at 9:00 p.m.
August 1	Country Club	Reseda, CA	The Guess Who, Harlin, Amber Dusk
August 2	Bacchnanal’s	San Diego, CA	The Guess Who
August 3	Kracker’s	Las Vegas, NV	The Guess Who
August 7	Studio 66	Albuquerque, NM	The Guess Who
August 8	Magic Landing Amusement Park	El Paso, TX	The Guess Who	One show at 8:00 p.m.
August 12	Rockefeller’s	Houston, TX	The Guess Who
August 14-15	St. Paul Square	San Antonio, TX	The Guess Who
August 17	Dallas Alley	Dallas, TX	The Guess Who
August 19	Jimmy’s	New Orleans, LA	The Guess Who	One show at 10:00 p.m.
September 13	Amphitheatre, Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds	Salinas, CA	Mamas & Papas
September 20	Will Greer Theatricum Bontanicum	Topanga Canyon, CA		One show at 2:00 p.m. New concert ad
October 8	The Club	Monterey, CA	The Open Doors
October 9	Celebrity Theatre	Anaheim, CA	The Guess Who, Rivingtons, Tokens, Otis Day & Knights, Leslie Gore, Iron Butterfly, Bobby Day, Mitch Ryder, Blues Image	Postponed until November 22
October 23	Trancas	Malibu, CA
October 29-November 2	Casino Cabaret, Harrah’s Casino	Reno, NV	The Byrds
November 11	Lighthouse Cafe	Los Angeles, CA	Wade Preston Boeger
November 20	Trancas	Malibu, CA
November 21	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, AZ	Guess Who, Rivingtons, Tokens, Otis Day & Knights, Leslie Gore, Iron Butterfly, Bobby Day, Mitch Ryder, Blues Image
November 22	Celebrity Theatre	Anaheim, CA	Guess Who, Rivingtons, Tokens, Otis Day & Knights, Leslie Gore, Iron Butterfly, Bobby Day, Mitch Ryder, Blues Image

1988

Another attempt at an original Buffalo Springfield reunion falls apart and Bruce Palmer takes the Revisited Band back out on the road. David Pearlman plays guitar.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
January 12	Cannibal Bar, Catamaran	San Diego, CA
January 17	Convention Center Arena	Tucson, AZ	Stab in the Dark	KTKT/KLPX Bazaar and Expo – 2 afternoon shows
January 17	Garden Nite Club	Tucson, AZ	George Hawke & the Cary Grants	One show at 8:00 p.m.
January 22	Office Lounge	Farmington, NM		Two shows at 10:00 p.m. & midnight
January 27	Shuffles	Colorado Springs, CO	Tom & Terrifics	One show at 7:00 p.m.
January 29-30	Steeps	Park City Ski Area, UT		One show each night at 9:00 p.m.
February 5	Castle Creek	Grand Junction, CO		One show at 9:00 p.m. Cancellation notice says entire tour has been canceled.
February 9	Little Bear	Evergreen, CO		Likely canceled.
February 26-28	Maxfield’s, Grand Aspen Resort	Aspen, CO		This is a solo residency for lead singer Frank Wilks during a brief hiatus of the band.
March 11	Castle Creek	Grand Junction, CO	Buffalo Springfield Revisited resumes their tour.	New review posted.
March 14	The Roma Bar & Cafe	Telluride, CO
March (UD)	Unknown venue	Logan, UT
March (UD)	Cat’s Paw	Bozeman, MT
March 17	Wort Hotel	Jackson Hole, WY		New review posted.
March 19	Club Paradise	Aspen, CO		One show at 9:30 p.m.
March 24-25	Bogie’s, Marriott’s Mark Resort	Vail, CO		One show each night at 9:30 p.m.
April 8	Trancas	Malibu, CA
May 24	Kenwood Concert Club	Levittown, PA
May 28	Sailaway Cruise	Boston Harbor, MA	Livingston Taylor, John Pousette Dart
May 29	Blue Pelican Inn	Newport, RI
June 2	Citi Lights	Hartford, CT
June 4	Island House	Misquamicut, RI		Failing to make the proper reservations, the band has to leave their equipment behind and play the gig on borrowed gear.
				A week of canceled shows allows the band to drive to Memphis and visit Graceland.
June 11	Poor David’s Pub	Dallas, TX		Two shows at 8:30 & 11:00 p.m. After the show, the tour bus is pulled over and Bruce is arrested for having expired work visa.
June 14	Mudbuggs	Tucson, AZ
June 18	Theatricum Botanicum	Topanga Canyon, CA	Electra Flo
June 20	Ocean Center	Daytona Beach, FL	Otis Day & The Knights, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, Badfinger, Spencer Davis Group, Mike Pinera of The Blues Image, The Tokens, Al Wilson, Donnie Brooks, The Coasters, Bobby Day, The New Seekers, Jerry Wallace
June 21	Mississippi Coast Coliseum	Biloxi, MS	Otis Day & Knights, Badfinger, Spencer Davis Group, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, Mike Pinera of Blues Image, Association	One show at 8:00 p.m.
June 22	Columbus Trade Center	Columbus, GA	Otis Day & The Knights, Badfinger, The Coasters, Bobby Day, The New Seekers, Mike Pinera of Blues Image, The Tokens, Al Wilson, Donnie Brooks, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, The Association, Jerry Wallace	One show at 8:00 p.m.
June 23	Leon County Civic Center	Tallahassee, FL	Otis Day & Knights, Chuck Negron, Badfinger, Spencer Davis Group, Blues Image, Bobby Day, The Tokens, Al Wilson, Donnie Brooks, Jerry Wallace, New Seekers, The Coasters
June 24	Von Braun Civic Center	Huntsville, AL	Otis Day & Knights, Chuck Negron, Badfinger, Spencer Davis Group, Blues Image, Bobby Day, The Tokens, Al Wilson, Donnie Brooks, Jerry Wallace, New Seekers, The Coasters	One show at 8:00 p.m.
July 1	Celebrity Theatre	Anaheim, CA	The Coasters, The Tokens, New Seekers	One show at 8:00 p.m.
July 2	Arroyo Verde Park	Ventura, CA	Mitch Ryder, Otis Day & Knights,, Badfinger, New Seekers, Blues Image, The Tokens, Spencer Davis Group	One show at 3:00 p.m.
July 3	Grandstand Stage, Del Mar Fair	Del Mar, CA	Mitch Ryder, Coasters, Iron Butterfly, Spencer Davis Group	Two shows at 2:00 & 7:30 p.m.
July 13	San Fernando Valley Fair, Devonshire Downs	Northridge, CA	The Coasters, Badfinger
July 22-23	The Zoo	Fresno, CA		Two shows at 8:30 & 11:30 p.m.
July 30	Trancas	Malibu, CA
August 28	Paramount Theater	Denver, CO	Mitch Ryder, Otis Day & Knights, Badfinger, Chuck Negron, Coasters, Tokens, Blues Image, New Seekers
August 31	Arena	Winnipeg, Canada	Chuck Negron, Badfinger, Spencer Davis Group, Blues Image, Coasters	Buffalo Springfield Revisited cancels and Spencer Davis Group replaces them
September 4	Southern Star Amphitheatre, Six Flags Over Georgia	Austell, GA	Mitch Ryder, Otis Day & The Knights, Badfinger, The Coasters, The Tokens, Mike Pinera of The Blues Image, The New Seekers, Jerry Wallace, Al Wilson, Bobby Day, Donnie Brooks	New concert ad
September 5	Fairgrounds	DuQuoin, IL	Mitch Ryder, Otis Day & The Knights, Badfinger, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, The Coasters, The Tokens, Mike Pinera of The Blues Image, The New Seekers
September 8	Starlight Theatre	Kansas City, MO	Mitch Ryder, Otis Day & The Knights, Badfinger, Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night, The Coasters, The Tokens, Mike Pinera of The Blues Image, The New Seekers, Bobby Day, Jerry Wallace, Donnie Brooks, Al Wilson
October 16	Will Greer Theatricum Bontanicum	Topanga Canyon, CA
October 29	Unknown venue	Sacramento, CA	Jan & Dean
November 9	Lighthouse Cafe	Hermosa Beach, CA	Wade Preston
November 11	Trancas	Malibu, CA

1989

With the band limping along, Bruce manages to keep them on the road for the entire year.

Date	Venue/City	Location	Also performing	Notes
February 3	Trancas	Malibu, CA
March 6	Trancas	Malibu, CA
March 8	Riverside Theatre	Laughlin, NV	Canned Heat
March 18	Bogart’s	Cincinnati, OH	New Riders of the Purple Sage, Curve West	One show at 7:30 p.m.
April 12	Coconut Teaszer	Hollywood, CA	Mike Pinera, Jeff Simmons, Darryl Deloach Band
May 6	Trancas	Malibu, CA
May 20	Country Fest, Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area	Irwindale, CA	Roberts-Meisner Band, Roger Miller, Ray Price, Juice Newton, Doug Kershaw, Carlene Carter, Jerry Jeff Walker, Michelle Shocked, Jim Lauderdale, Townes Van Zant,	One show at 10:00 a.m.
June 17	Will Gear Theatricum Botanicum	Topanga, CA		One show at 2:00 p.m.
June 23-25	Jacksonville Landing	Jacksonville, FL	Badfinger, Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show each night at 7:00 p.m.
July 21-22	Old Apple Orchard Theater	Silverwood, ID
July 28	Sunset Club	Sierra Madre, CA
August 16	Grandstand Arena, Ventura County Fair	Ventura, CA	Mamas & Papas, Maria Muldaur, Brewer & Shipley, New Riders of the Purple Sage	One show at 8:00 pm.
August 19	Craven County Fairgrounds	New Bern, NC	Mamas & Papas, Maria Muldaur, Brewer & Shipley	Promoter defaults and show was canceled
August 26	The Marketplace	San Ramon, CA		One show at 4:00 p.m.
September 2	The Marketplace	San Ramon, CA		One show at 4:00 p.m.
September 3	Taste of Phoenix Festival, Horseworld	Phoenix, AZ	Strawberry Alarm Clock	One show at 8:00 p.m.
September 21	The Polo Grounds	Rancho Cucamonga, CA		One show at 9:00 p.m.
November 4	Trancas	Malibu, CA
November 18	Rio’s	San Diego, CA

1990

Bruce milks out a final year of gigs for Buffalo Springfield Revisited, but the nostalgia boom of the mid-80s has played out. They also hope to record, but can no longer use the name.

Date	Venue/City	Location	Also performing	Notes
January 16	DK’s West Indies Bar	San Luis Obispo, CA		Show was canceled
January 19-20	Princeton Inn	Princeton, CA	Electra Flo	Two shows at 8:00 & 11:00 p.m.
March 1-2	Cactus Corral	Cathedral City, CA	Outwest, Sugarfoot, Rumors, Tom Boy, Boy Howdy
February 7-8	The Zephyr Club	Salt Lake City, UT
March 10	Trancas	Malibu, CA
May 31-June 3	Emerald Cabaret, Harvey’s	Reno, NV
June 15	Trancas	Malibu, CA		Billed as White Buffalo
June 29-30	Stardancer cruise ship	Maui, HI		One show each night at 10:30 p.m.
August 8-9	Charlie’s	Las Vegas, NV
August 25	Will Geer Theatricum Botanicum	Topanga, CA	Rabbit Choir, Electra Flo	One show at 1:00 p.m. New review added
October 9	Spice	Hollywood, CA	Twist and Shout, Paul Krassner, Michelle Phillips

1991

The Buffalo Springfield Revisited disbands after a few shows early in the year. In the fall, Dewey Martin decides to return to the stage with Billy Darnell, Robin Lambe and Michael Curtis under the name Buffalo Springfield Again.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
January 26	Trancas	Malibu, CA
February 2	Trancas	Malibu, CA
				Buffalo Springfield Revisited disbands. Frank Wilks continues as White Buffalo with Jack Hormel on guitar and harmonica.
August 16-21	Copa Room, The Sands Casino	Las Vegas, CA		Dewey Martin and Buffalo Springfield Again debuts.
September 21	Taste of Newport Beach	Newport Beach, CA	Juice Newton
September 22	The Hop	City of Industry, CA		Stu Rosenberg, contributor to this site, attended this show.
September 24-25	Don’s Celebrity Theatre, Riverside Resort	Laughlin, NV
November 10	Club Excess	Glendale, CA	Jasmine Groove, Robbie Krieger Band, Sugarloaf	One show at 8:00 p.m.
December 17-26	Cactus Pete’s Gala Showroom	Jackpot, NV		Two shows a night at 8:00 & 11:00 p.m. Concert ad added
December 31	Rio Suite Hotel	Las Vegas, NV

1992

The Buffalo Springfield Again performs again this year until they perform in Denver and Richie Furay files a cease and desist order against them and once again Dewey comes off the road.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
March 25	The Hop	City of Industry, CA	Rockadiles
March 30-April 30	Roxy’s Lounge, Gold River Hotel	Laughlin, NV
May 1	Old Town	Orlando, FL
June 7	Cafe LeRock	Bath, PA
July 1	Park Place	Irvine, CA		One show at 11:30 a.m.
July 25	Callaway Winery	Temecula, CA	Little Chris and Night Crawlers, Murrieta “Jazzed Out Stars”	One show at 2:00 p.m.
August 23	Street Festival	Chula Vista, CA	Maria Muldauer, Hoyt Axton	One show at 1:00 p.m.
September 5	Bonnie Castle Downs	Alexandria Bay, NY	Benny Mardones
November 9	Windy Mesa	Page, AZ
	Buffalo Rose	Golden, CO
November 27-28	Raddison’s Elkhorn Resort	Sun Valley, ID		One show at 9:00 p.m.

1994

The Buffalo Springfield Again emerges again with Dewey Martin at the head for at least one documented performance in an out of the way venue. Martin had invited Bruce Palmer to join but he was not interested. The above promo photo shows Dewey, Dave Wilson (bass), Glen Laughlin (guitar) and “Zeke.” While awaiting gigs, “Zeke” quits and is replaced by Michael Curtis.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
December 17	La Salsa Club	Ben Lomond, CA

2010

Bruce Palmer and Dewey Martin passed away in the 1990s. Then, the remaining original members, Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay reunite over a weekend to perform at the annual Bridge Benefit backed by Rick Rosa on bass and Joe Vitale on drums.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
October 23-24	Shoreline Amphitheatre	Mountain View, CA	Pearl Jam, Elton John, Leon Russell, Kris Kristofferson, Elvis Costello	One show at 5:00 p.m. (Oct 23), One show at 2:00 p.m. (Oct 24) Bridge Benefit Concert

2011

Quite by surprise, the Buffalo Springfield undertake a sizeable reunion tour, beginning in California. They recently revealed that they will book an additional 30 dates in the fall. That turns out to be premature as it is cancelled when Neil decides he’s tired of being in the past so much.

Date	Venue	Location	Also performing	Notes
June 1-2	Fox Theater	Oakland, CA	Gillian Welsh
June 4-5	The Wiltern Theater	Los Angeles, CA		One show each night at 7:00 p.m.
June 7-8	Santa Barbara Bowl	Santa Barbara, CA
June 11	Bonaroo Festival	Manchester, TN	Old Crow Medicine Show, Allison Krause and Union Station, Black Keys, Mumford and Sons
				An announced 30-date tour is subsequently canceled when Neil Young decides to move forward instead of remaining in the past.

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