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1978-08-16
1978 08 16 ticket Dietmar.jpg
a ticket for this concert
1978 08 16 flyer Dietmar.jpg
a flyer for this concert
1978 08 19 NME Klark Kent news.jpg
Stewart Copeland denies being Klark Kent in NME - August 19, 1978
Performance summary
Artist performing: Chelsea
Tour: 1977-1978 Pre-Outlandos performances
Venue: Torquay Town Hall
Location: Torquay, England, UK
Support acts: The Police
Ticket prices: UK pounds: 1,50


On 1978-08-16, The Police performed at Torquay Town Hall in Torquay, England, UK.

Setlist

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Recording information

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Trivia

In the morning Stewart Copeland received the keys to his new home at 21 Lena Gardens in Shepherd's Bush. Then the bus with Chelsea, Kim Turner and The Police picked him up.

After the concert ("terrible sound, empty gig, but we went down well anyway") they stayed at a hotel in Plymouth.

See also

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External links

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References

sources: ticket, flyer, Stewart Copeland's diary; weekly UK magazines always featured Saturday's date although they were in shops mid-week


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