Whiskey Woman Tour

Whiskey Woman Tour
Concert by Judas Priest
Start date 1 January 1972
End date 9 January 1973
No. of shows 85
Judas Priest concert chronology

The Whiskey Woman Tour was a concert tour by British heavy metal band Judas Priest. It ran from 1 January 1972 until 9 January 1973 through England, Scotland, Wales and a date at the Isle of Man.

Previous drummer John Ellis departed the band and new drummer Chris "Congo" Campbell replaced him.[1]

Setlist

[2]

  1. "Spanish Castle Magic" (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)
  2. "Winter"
  3. "Voodoo Rag"
  4. "Never Satisfied"
  5. "Joey"
  6. "Victim of Changes"
  7. "Mind Conception"
  8. "Black Sheep of the Family" (Quartermass cover)
  9. "Holy Is the Man"
  10. "Caviar and Meths"

Tour Dates

The band would tour with fellow bands Budgie, Thin Lizzy and Trapeze, sometimes being the opening act of their shows.[3][4]

Date City Country Venue
1 January 1972NottinghamEnglandHucknall Miners' Welfare Club
2 January 1972AshfieldGolden Diamond
3 January 1972PenarthWalesYouth Wing
4 January 1972CwmbachBristol Legion
6 January 1972KincardineScotlandYouth Centre
13 January 1972CheltenhamEnglandTown Hall
5 February 1972WorcesterUnderground Club
6 February 1972West BromwichMagnet Club
9 February 1972Yew Tree Centre
17 February 1972BirminghamHenry's Blues House
18 February 1972BraintreeTwo J's Club
20 February 1972Club Horne Hotel
26 February 1972LondonFulham Greyhound
28 February 1972ChesterCourthouse
4 March 1972DudleyTechnical College
9 March 1972LeedsSamantha's Blues Club
11 March 1972ManchesterManchester Central
12 March 1972BangorWalesBangor University
13 March 1972NorthamptonEnglandNorthampton University
24 March 1972LlanelliWalesGlen Ballroom
28 March 1972NorthamptonEnglandCity Rock
5 April 1972DoncasterTop Rank Suite
12 April 1972WolverhamptonDix Club
19 April 1972DouglasIsle of ManPalace Lido
20 April 1972CardiffWalesYouth Club
24 April 1972WolverhamptonEnglandDix Club
28 April 1972WiganFag Club
29 April 1972ShrewsburyWellington Hall
9 June 1972SwanseaWalesUniversity of Swansea
13 June 1972BirminghamEnglandCedar Club
14 June 1972
17 June 1972Unknown LocationWalesLaney Ballroom
20 June 1972DerbyEnglandCleopatra's
21 June 1972BicesterThe Red Lion
11 July 1972DudleyTechnical College
12 July 1972West BromwichYew Tree Centre
13 July 1972Unknown LocationWalesFarafe Hotel
15 July 1972CoventryEnglandWalsgrove Hotel
21 June 1972WolverhamptonClub Lafayette
1 August 1972BirminghamHenry's Blues House
4 August 1972DudleyTechnical College
20 August 1972NottinghamMoor Farm Inn
27 August 1972Unknown Venue
31 August 1972CoventryMandy's
7 September 1972West BromwichTown Hall
8 September 1972NottinghamPlough and Harrow
15 September 1972British Legion Club
17 September 1972Moor Farn Inn
24 September 1972BirminghamKinetic Circus
28 September 1972LiverpoolThe Babalou Club
29 September 1972BirminghamFighting Cocks
30 September 1972NorthamptonCity Rock
1 October 1972West BromwichAngel Underground
2 October 1972StaffordKing's Head
4 October 1972Bingley Hall
5 October 1972LondonMarquee Club
6 October 1972NorthamptonNorthampton University
LondonSpeakeasy
7 October 1972NottinghamPlough and Harrow
8 October 1972StockportThe Spectrum
9 October 1972WorkingtonUnknown Venue
10 October 1972West BromwichAngel Underground
BirminghamUnknown Venue
13 October 1972LiverpoolCavern Club
Pyramid Club
14 October 1972BedworthCivic Hall
20 October 1972 Liverpool Cavern Club
21 October 1972
22 October 1972
23 October 1972ChesterCourthouse
27 October 1972WiganFag Club
29 October 1972IlfordGrowling Budgie Club
3 November 1972ScarboroughPenthouse
5 November 1972West BromwichThe Temple
13 November 1972DoncasterTop Rank Suite
20 November 1972HaywoodScotlandSeven Stars
27 November 1972Old HillEnglandThe Plaza
6 December 1972HarrowHarrow College
7 December 1972MertonZeppelin Club
14 December 1972NorthamptonFantasia
16 December 1972NottinghamNottingham Boat Club
21 December 1972BrightonThe Druid Arms
26 December 1972BirminghamHenry's Blues House
2 January 1973EssexVillage Hall
9 January 1973HaywoodScotlandSeven Stars

References

  1. ↑ "The Judas Priest History". Jugulator.net. Retrieved 18 May 2014.
  2. ↑ "Average setlist for tour: Whiskey Woman". Setlist.fm. Retrieved 12 November 2016.
  3. ↑ "WHISKEY WOMAN TOUR (1972)". chmetal.info. Retrieved 7 January 2017.
  4. ↑ "WHISKEY WOMAN TOUR (1973)". chmetal.info. Retrieved 7 January 2017.
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