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Live > Tour dates > USA Summer 1974
Setlist:
Hoedown, Jerusalem, Toccata, Tarkus, Benny The Bouncer, Take A Pebble, Still...You Turn Me On, Lucky Man, Piano Improvisations, Karn Evil 9, Pictures At An Exhibition
Support act (varied):
Snafu, The James Gang, Climax Blues Band
Tour itenary
1974-07-26 Buffalo NY (Rich Stadium);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET ADVERTISING STAGESHOT#1 STAGESHOT#2 STAGESHOT#3 REVIEW BOOTLEG 1974-07-27 Saratoga Springs NY (Performing Arts Center);){kind=small}
VENUE REVIEW 1974-07-28 New Haven CT (Yale Bowl)
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VENUE TICKET ADVERTISING PASS REVIEW 1974-07-29 Providence RI (Civic Center);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET BOOTLEG 1974-07-30 South Yarmouth MA (Cape Cod Coliseum);){kind=small}
VENUE#1 VENUE#2 REVIEW 1974-08-01 Landover MD (Capital Centre);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET ADVERTISING 1974-08-02 Pittsburgh PA (Civic Arena);){kind=small}
VENUE REVIEW 1974-08-04 Cleveland OH (Cleveland Stadium);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET ADVERTISING#1 ADVERTISING#2 REVIEW 1974-08-06 Richmond VA (Coliseum);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET 1974-08-07 Norfolk VA (Norfolk Scope);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET REVIEW 1974-08-10 Charlotte NC (Charlotte Motor Speedway)
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VENUE ADVERTISING REVIEW BOOTLEG 1974-08-12 Savannah GA (Convention Center);){kind=small}
VENUE REVIEW 1974-08-13 Knoxville TN (Civic Coliseum);){kind=small}
VENUE REVIEW 1974-08-14 Dayton OH (Hara Arena);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET REVIEW 1974-08-15 Hershey PA (Hersheypark Arena);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET PASS REVIEW 1974-08-17 Jersey City NJ (Roosevelt Stadium)
Show was postponed because of rainstorm after soundcheck that ruined stage and equipment;){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET PASS ADVERTISUNG STAGESHOT REVIEW PRESS 1974-08-18 Saratoga Springs NY (Performing Arts Center)
Show was cancelled by reason of heavy rainstorm the day before
VENUE 1974-08-20 Jersey City NJ (Roosevelt Stadium) VENUE STAGESHOT#1 STAGESHOT#2 STAGESHOT#3 STAGESHOT#4 STAGESHOT#5 STAGESHOT#6 REVIEW BOOTLEG 1974-08-21 Philadelphia PA (The Spectrum);){kind=small}
VENUE TICKET STAGESHOT REVIEW
ELP was also considering an offer for a debut tour of South America later this year, which would involve playing eight concerts in 11 days in the biggest indoor arenas in Brazil and Argentina.
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