City Hall, Fisherton, St. Salisbury, Wiltshire
A surprise date with Jaybee Clubs, the promotion which had booked the Beatles into the historically important March 31, 1962 Stroud engagement. This show was arranged in April 1963 for the huge fee of £300, but as the date approached, Brian Epstein began to have serious misgivings about the Beatle's safety in such a venue. He offered Jaybee £200 to cancel the booking, but was turned down. Over 1,500 people crowded into the City Hall.
Tower Ballroom, New Brighton, Wallasey
A sensational final return to an old stamping ground-always one of the Beatles favorite venues-to play another in the "Mersey Beat Showcase" series presented by NEMS Enterprises.
Palace Theatre Club, Turncroft Lane, Offerton, Stockport, Cheshire and Southern Sporting Club, The Corona, Birch St., Hyde Rd., Manchester, Lancashire
A most unusual double booking - two northern variety/cabaret night-clubs, ten miles apart.
Grafton Rooms, Liverpool
A special concert, arranged back in February, in aid of the children's charity NSPCC. The Beatles gave their services free. Jeffrey Archer, later a major Conservative politician and author, helped organise the event.
The Beatles - Pavilion, North Parade, Bridge Rd. Bath, Somerset
King George's Hall, Northgate, Blackburn, Lancashire
The last date in the Roy Orbison package tour began in Slough on May 18th.
The Beatles - City Hall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Odeon Cinema, Renfield St. Glasgow, Lanarkshire
The first of five concert visits by the Beatles to Glasgow, a city they always enjoyed playing because of its remarkably enthusiastic audiences.
The Beatles took today off......