Capitol Theatre

ca. January 1970: James Taylor / Charlie Brown "Opening Night"

February 6-7, 1970: Chambers Brothers / NRBQ

February 11, 1970: Three Dog Night / Hoyt Axton

February 13-14, 1970: Chuck Berry (13) / Sha-Na-Na (13-14) / The Coasters (13-14) / The Platters (13-14) / Albert King (14)

February 20-21, 1970: Iron Butterfly / Cold Blood

February 27-28, 1970: Richie Havens / Butterfield Blues Band

March 6-7, 1970: Grand Funk Railroad / Blues Magoos

March 13-14, 1970: Mountain / The Flock

March 20-21, 1970: Grateful Dead / Catfish

March 24, 1970: Jefferson Airplane / Hot Tuna / Roxy

March 27-28, 1970: Country Joe And The Fish / Steve Miller Blues Band / Hamilton Face

April 3-4, 1970: Ten Years After / Stone The Crows

April 10-11, 1970: Johnny Winter / Taj Mahal

April 17-18, 1970: Tony Williams Lifetime featuring Jack Bruce, John McLaughlin, Larry Young / Lee Michaels (cancelled) / Charlie Brown

April 22, 1970: Pink Floyd

April 24-25, 1970: Duster Bennett / John Mayall / Blodwyn Pig (the band didn't appear on one of the two days)

May 1-2, 1970: Savoy Brown / James Gang

May 8-9, 1970: Joe Cocker & Mad Dogs And Englishmen / Brethren

May 10, 1970: "Music Festival '70" live satellite broadcast of John Lennon, Rolling Stones and George Harrison from London

May 15-16, 1970: James Taylor / Hamilton Face Band / Jo-Ann Kelly

May 22-23, 1970: Van Morrison / Flying Burrito Brothers / Country Funk

May 29-30, 1970: Mountain / Small Faces featuring Rod Stewart

June 12-13, 1970: Santana / John Lee Hooker

June 14-18, 1970: Sympathy For The Devil (The Rolling Stones's film)

June 19-20, 1970: Grand Funk Railroad / Mott The Hoople / Kinks

June 24, 1970: Grateful Dead

June 26-27, 1970: Traffic / Silver Metre / Swallow

June 28 - July 1, 1970: Sympathy For The Devil (The Rolling Stones's film)

July 8, 1970: Procol Harum / Livingston Taylor

July 28-29, 1970: Jethro Tull/ McKendree Spring / Livingston Taylor

August 8, 1970: Janis Joplin / Seatrain / Runt

August 9, 1970: Mothers Of Invention featuring Frank Zappa / Toe Fat / Head Over Heels

August 10-11, 1970: Ten Years After / Cactus / Haystacks Balboa

August 28, 1970: Arlo Guthrie

September 11-12, 1970: Mountain / Mylon / David Rea

October 2-3, 1970: Small Faces featuring Rod Stewart / Cactus / Chicken Shack

October 13, 1970: Chicago / Charlie Brown / Seals and Crafts (replaced Illinois Speed Press on bill)

October 14, 1970: Santana / Elvin Bishop Group

October 16-17, 1970: Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention / Frost / Fat

October 30-31 and November 1, 1970: Traffic / Brethren / Jake and the Family Jewels

November 5-8, 1970: Grateful Dead / New Riders of the Purple Sage

November 13, 1970: Jefferson Airplane / E Pluribus Unum

November 27-28, 1970: Johnny Winter / Edgar Winter’s Pure Trash / Tin House

December 4-5, 1970: Derek And The Dominos / Toe Fat / Hammer / May Blitz

December 18-20, 1970: Grateful Dead / New Riders of the Purple Sage (cancelled and rescheduled for February 1971)

January 20, 1971: Hot Tuna / Big Brother & The Holding Company / John Hammond Jr.

January 22-23, 1971: Delaney & Bonnie / Allman Brothers / Bert Sommer

Feruary 18-21 and 23-24, 1971: Grateful Dead / New Riders of the Purple Sage

March 5-6, 1971: Leon Russell / Brethren / Freddie King

March 10, 1971: Mountain

March 13, 1971: Steppenwolf / Fat

March 26-27, 1971: Byrds / Mother Earth / Eric Andersen

April 1-3, 1971: Savoy Brown / The Grease Band / Small Faces featuring Rod Stewart (day 1 was cancelled)

April 27, 1971: Jethro Tull / Curved Air

April 28, 1971: Cat Stevens / Kate Taylor

April 30 and May 1, 1971: Johnny Winter / Mylon / Tin House

May 14-15, 1971: Bloodrock (cancelled)

May 21-22, 1971: John Mayall / Randalls Island / Baldwin & Leps

June 12, 1971: James Gang / Steel River / Edgar Winter's White Trash

July 14-15, 1971: Yes (14-15) / Humble Pie (14-15) / Holy Moses (14-15; cancelled) / Black Sabbath (14; cancelled 15)

March 31, 1972: Ashman Reynolds / Savoy Brown / Fleetwood Mac / Long John Baldry (backed by Ashman Reynolds) "The British Are Coming"

May 6, 1972: Richie Havens / Batford & Rodney / The Fabulous Rhinestones

May 13, 1972: Melanie (canceled)

May 14, 1972: Poco / John Hammond

May 26, 1972: Malo / White Trash

June 10, 1972: Dave Mason / Blues Project

February 2, 1974: Blue Oyster Cult / Iggy & The Stooges / The Dictators

April 20, 1974: Electric Light Orchestra / Return To Forever

November 16, 1974: Point Blank / T. Rex / ZZ Top