support acts?

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

Christopher Cross's big hit at the time was Ride Like the Wind...

I saw him when he opened for 'em the last two nights of the Tusk tour at the Hollywood Bowl...I remember "Ride Like The Wind" was 100x's better live than on record.

[Belladreamer]

QUOTE]At the Wembley Stadium concert on 1st September 1990 the support acts were The River City People, Hall and Oates and Jethro Tull.[/QUOTE]

All Man, The Mac and Jethro Tull are my two all time fav. That is one show I would have loved to see.

I know and trade with many mac fan does anyone have a good Jethro Tull shows for trade?

Thanks for the info

[tuigirl]

Wow..the list of supporters is fascinating, some good names on there (John Cougar )
Errr...I wonder when they did away with them, you know, decided to do the whole concert themselves? The Dance Era maybe? David?

[David]

Originally Posted by tuigirl

Wow..the list of supporters is fascinating, some good names on there (John Cougar )
Errr...I wonder when they did away with them, you know, decided to do the whole concert themselves?

When I saw Fleetwood in June 1990, Squeeze was the opener. When I saw Fleetwood again in December 1990, I don't recall any opening act.

Also, no opening act at the supper club shows in '94 & '95, & of course as everyone knows, no opener on the '97 reunion tour.

Did anyone see an '82 show with Glenn Frey opening? Frey played the City of Hope benefit as a guest (it was the summer "The One You Love" was a hit), but he didn't open any show in CA. Men at Work were supposed to, but Mac had to postpone their CA dates, so Dave Mason opened in Los Angeles & Oakland.

[kenzo]

Originally Posted by chiliD

To add to David's list:

Little Feat
UFO
Small Wonder
Climax Blues Band
Blue Swede
Danny Douma
Walter Egan
Peter Frampton
Mistress

To add further to David's list:

John Waite (formerly of the Babys) ... was the first act in a festival concert in Orlando for the Tusk tour, followed by Loverboy and John Cougar, with the Mac as the headliners. Awesome show from about 2PM until about 11PM (?)

[Gailh]

Originally Posted by Gypsy-Rhiannon

I was there for that one!

Pip

Me too!

I thought Jethro Tull were total pants so I went to the loo about two songs in. I was glad I did because the queue was so long but I got back in time for FM

Gail

[shackin'up]

Chris "lady in red" de Burgh supported.





it was aweful.



gerald

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Originally Posted by Gailh

Me too!

I thought Jethro Tull were total pants so I went to the loo about two songs in. I was glad I did because the queue was so long but I got back in time for FM

Gail

I thought they were crap too! I was right at the front of the standing section and didn't dare move though. So had to suffer it all! Hall and Oates were pretty good!

Pip

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by David

Also, no opening act at the supper club shows in '94 & '95...

The show I saw in 1994, Roger McGuinn (ex-Byrds leader) did a solo acoustic set as opening act.

[stefan]

On the TITN 1988 tour in Germany a group called "The adventures" opened for them. This group had a little radio hit called "just send my heart" back then.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by hypnotized

I know that Men At Work (of Who Can It Be Now fame) opened up on the Mirage tour.

For part of the tour. Dave Mason (along with his songwriting partner, the now late, Jim Kreuger) did an all-acoustic set to open the two shows in LA that were filmed for the Mirage video.