Sin After Sin Tour
The Sin After Sin Tour was a 1977 concert tour by British heavy metal band Judas Priest which was in support of their album Sin After Sin. It ran from 22 April 1977 until 24 July 1977 venturing through England with a date in Wales plus making their first time visit in the United States. Fancy drummer Les Binks, an acquaintance of Deep Purple bassist Roger Glover, was hired as the band's new member after session drummer Simon Phillips declined to join the band full-time. Binks was able to play double bass and was one of the few drummers who could replicate Phillips' sound live.
Setlist
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- "Let Us Prey/Call for the Priest"
- "Diamonds & Rust" (Joan Baez cover)
- "Victim of Changes"
- "Here Come the Tears"
- "The Ripper"
- "Sinner"
- "Genocide"
Encore:
- "Starbreaker"
Tour dates
The band would tour with support acts REO Speedwagon and Foreigner.[2] They would open for Led Zeppelin in Oakland, California and the 1977 Superjam, headlined by REO Speedwagon and Ted Nugent at Busch Memorial Stadium in St. Louis, Missouri before an audience of 45,000. The UK leg saw the band being the support act to Status Quo on some dates.
Date |
City |
Country |
Venue |
UK Leg |
22 April 1977 | Cambridge | England | Cambridge Corn Exchange |
23 April 1977 | Southend-on-Sea | Kursaal |
24 April 1977 | Maidenhead | Skindles |
26 April 1977 | Cardiff | Wales | Top Rank |
27 April 1977 | Crewe | England | Dane Bank College |
29 April 1977 | West Runton | West Runton Pavilion |
30 April 1977 | Northamptonshire | Northamptonshire County Cricket Club |
1 May 1977 | Croydon | The Greyhound |
2 May 1977 | Plymouth | Top Rank Suite |
3 May 1977 | Hemel Hempstead | Hemel Hempstead Pavilion |
5 May 1977 | Cleethorpes | Winter Gardens |
7 May 1977 | Liverpool | Liverpool Empire Theatre |
8 May 1977 | Sheffield | Top Rank |
9 May 1977 | Birmingham | Birmingham Town Hall |
12 May 1977 | Manchester | O2 Apollo Manchester |
14 May 1977 | Redcar | Coatham Bowl |
15 May 1977 | Blackpool | The Imperial Hotel Blackpool |
16 May 1977 | Leeds | Leeds Beckett University |
17 May 1977 | Lincoln | Lincoln Drill Hall |
18 May 1977 | Guildford | City Hall |
19 May 1977 | Newcastle | Mayfair Ballroom |
20 May 1977 | Swindon | Brunel Rooms |
21 May 1977 | Hastings | Hastings Pier |
22 May 1977 | London | Apollo Victoria Theatre |
North American Leg |
17 June 1977 | Amarillo, Texas | United States | Amarillo Civic Center |
19 June 1977 | Arlington, Texas | Texas Hall Auditorium |
20 June 1977 | Houston, Texas | Houston Music Hall |
21 June 1977 | San Antonio, Texas | Freeman Coliseum |
22 June 1977 | Corpus Christi, Texas | Memorial Coliseum |
28 June 1977 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Civic Center Music Hall |
30 June 1977 | Jackson, Mississippi | Mississippi Coliseum |
1 July 1977 | Dothan, Alabama | Dothan Civic Center |
2 July 1977 | Atlanta, Georgia | Fox Theater |
5 July 1977 | Charleston, South Carolina | Gaillard Municipal Auditorium |
6 July 1977 | Johnson City, Tennessee | Freedom Hall Civic Center |
7 July 1977 | Lexington, Kentucky | Rupp Arena |
8 July 1977 | Wheeling, Illinois | Haymaker's |
9 July 1977 | St. Louis, Missouri | Busch Memorial Stadium |
18 July 1977 | New York City, New York | The Palladium |
23 July 1977 | Oakland, California | Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum |
24 July 1977 |
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