Classic Rock
The Hollies 2020 tour dates
The classic rock band The Hollies is back on the road in 2020 performing all their classics. They will play in United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands and Luxembourg. The band is formed by: Tony Hicks (Guitar), Bobby Elliott (Drums), Ray Stiles (Bass) , Ian Parker (Keyboards), Peter Howarth (Vocals and guitar) and Steve Lauri (Guitar).
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All The Hollies 2020 tour dates
March
- 31 Flower Power Cruise 2020 Havensight, St Thomas, VI, United States
April
- 16 Aberdeen Music Hall Aberdeen, United Kingdom
- 17 Royal Concert Hall Glasgow, United Kingdom
- 18 Usher Hall Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 19 Philharmonic Hall Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- 23 Opera House Buxton, United Kingdom
- 24 Sage Gateshead Gateshead, United Kingdom
- 25 Scarborough Spa Scarborough, United Kingdom
- 26 Barbican York, United Kingdom
- 30 The Forum Bath, United Kingdom
May
- 1 St David’s Hall Cardiff, United Kingdom
- 2 G Live Guildford, United Kingdom
- 3 The Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, United Kingdom
- 6 Cliffs Pavilion Southend-onsea, United Kingdom
- 7 Pavilion Theatre Bournemouth, United Kingdom
- 8 Congress Theatre Eastbourne, United Kingdom
- 9 Symphony Hall Birmingham, United Kingdom
- 20 Colosseum Theater Essen, Germany
- 21 Theater Markant Uden, Netherlands
- 23 Medieval Castle Beaufort, Luxembourg
- 25 Tivoli Vredenburg Utrecht, Netherlands
- 27 Stadhalle Rostock, Germany
- 28 Messe Dresden, Germany
- 29 Stadthalle Zwickau, Germany
- 30 Kongresshalle Schwerin, Germany
July
- 8 Mountain Winery Saratoga, CA, United States
- 10 Saban Theatre Beverly Hills, CA, United States
- 11 Smith Center Las Vegas, NV, United States
- 12 Celebrity Theatre Phoenix, AZ, United States
- 14 The Tobin Center – HEB Hall San Antonio, TX, United States
- 15 The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory Irving, TX, United States
- 16 Paramount Theatre Austin, TX, United States
- 18 The Chicago Theatre Chicago, IL, United States
- 19 Rose Music Center at The Heights Huber Heights, OH, United States
- 21 Kennedy Center Concert Hall Washington, DC, United States
- 23 Count Basie Center for the Arts Red Bank, NJ, United States
- 24 Mayo Performing Arts Center Morristown, NJ, United States
- 25 The Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino Mashantucket, CT, United States
- 26 Wilbur Theatre Boston, MA, United States
October
- 15 Assembly Hall Theatre Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
- 16 Warwick Arts Centre Coventry, United Kingdom
- 17 Town Hall Cheltenham, United Kingdom
- 18 De Montfort Hall Leicester, United Kingdom
- 22 Corn Exchange Cambridge, United Kingdom
- 23 Alive Corn Exchange Kings Lynn, United Kingdom
- 24 Grand Theatre Swanswea, United Kingdom
- 25 The Anvil Basingstoke, United Kingdom
- 29 The Orchard Theatre Dartford, United Kingdom
- 30 Fairfield Halls Croyden, United Kingdom
- 31 Malvern Theatres Malvern, United Kingdom
November
- 1 MK Theatre Milton Keyes, United Kingdom
- 5 St George’s Hall Bradford, United Kingdom
- 6 Baths Hall Scunthorpe, United Kingdom
- 7 Southport Theatre and Convention Centre Southport, United Kingdom
- 8 Hippodrome Darlington, United Kingdom
Possible The Hollies setlist
- King Midas in Reverse
- I Can’t Let Go
- Sorry Suzanne
- Jennifer Eccles
- On a Carousel
- Magic Woman Touch (The Greatest Show on Earth cover)
- We’re Through
- Weakness
- Priceless
- I Can’t Tell the Bottom From the Top
- Just One Look (Doris Troy cover)
- Stay (Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs cover)
- Look Through Any Window
- Here I Go Again
- Yes I Will
- Bus Stop (Graham Gouldman cover)
- I’m Alive
- The Baby
- 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (Bruce Springsteen cover)
- Carrie Anne
- Stop! Stop! (Graham Gouldman cover)
- He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Kelly Gordon cover)
- The Air That I Breathe (Albert Hammond cover)
- Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress
The band
The Hollies is a British rock and roll band formed in the early 1960s. They were hired by Parlophone in 1963 as fellow Beatles labels, and released their first album in the United States in 1964 during the first wave of the British Invasion. They are commonly associated with Manchester, as several of their original members came from the city and neighboring communities. In 2010 the band entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The group was created by childhood friends Allan Clarke, lead singer, and Graham Nash, in mid-1962. Then Don Rathbone on drums, Eric Haydock on bass, and Vic Steele on solo guitar joined.
Steele was quickly replaced by Tony Hicks. In 1963, when the group started to achieve some success, Don Rathbone went on to become a “roadie” and was replaced by Bobby Elliot, considered by many to be one of the best English drummers of the Merseybeat period.
