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= Photos (this is an ongoing project)

Recent additions and updates are highlighted in yellow in the date column.
Cancelled shows are highlighted in blue (links to source are in Notes field).

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EARLY PERFORMANCES

This sections includes some of Randy’s earliest known performances, including gigs with his first band The Deacons, later known as The Thunderbirds.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
March 9, 1960	Randy Meisner	Lake Alice 4-H Livestock Club	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Randy performed at the Livestock Club meeting. He was also the club’s “news reporter” and wrote the section about the meeting for Scottsbluff’s Business Farmer newspaper.
February 11, 1961	Randy Meisner	Scottsbluff YMCA	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Sweetheart dance at YMCA.
February 25, 1961	Randy Meisner	Scottsbluff YMCA	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Beatnik dance at YMCA.
March 4, 1961	The Deacons	Panhandle Saddle Club	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	
March 10, 1961	The Deacons	Scottsbluff High School	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	8th grade class party.
March 28, 1961	Randy Meisner	Scottsbluff High School	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Talent show to benefit the foreign exchange student fund.
April 13, 1961	The Deacons	Happy Hour Club	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Athletic Recognition Party.
April 15, 1961	Randy Meisner	Scottsbluff YMCA	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	“Twirp” dance (aka “Sadie Hawkins” dance) at YMCA.
April 23, 1961	The Deacons	First Presbyterian Church	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Young Peoples meeting
June 2, 1961	Randy Meisner	Scottsbluff YMCA	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	School dance.
September 17, 1961	The Thunderbirds	Scottsbluff Moose Lodge 459	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Moose Lodge talent contest. The Thunderbirds won second place.

THE DRIVIN’ DYNAMICS

At age 15, Randy was one of the four founding members of The Dynamics (later known as The Drivin’ Dynamics), a popular band from Scottsbluff, Nebraska. The other three original members were Richard Rohnke, John Ankeny and Larry Soto. Later members, during Randy’s tenure, were Paul Asmus, Bobby Soto, Steve Cassells and David Margheim. Randy performed with the band from 1961-1966.

Note: There are newspaper ads around that show “The Dynamics” performing at dances in Crete, Wilber, and Howells, which are cities in eastern Nebraska. This was probably the band from Omaha who went by the same name.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
December 9, 1961	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
December 16, 1961	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
December 25, 1961	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
January 6, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
January 27, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
February 10, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
February 17, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
March 3, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
March 30, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Morrill High School	Morrill, Nebraska	Athletic Banquet and Dance
April 14, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
April 28, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
May 4, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Morrill High School	Morrill, Nebraska	Morrill High School Junior-Senior Prom
June 9, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
June 23, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
July 7, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
July 14, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
July 21, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
August 4, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
August 11, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
August 18, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
September 8, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
September 22, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
October 6, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
October 20, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
November 3, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
November 17, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
December 1, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
December 15, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
December 28, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Elks Lodge Hall	Scottsbluff, NE
December 29, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
December 31, 1962	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
January 12, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
January 20, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Legion Community Hall	Sutherland, Nebraska
February 2, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Klub Ko Kay	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
February 8, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	American Legion Hall	Ogallala, Nebraska
February 14, 1963	The Invaders	Scottsbluff High School	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Scottsbluff High School student council talent show
March 2, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
March 16, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
March 22, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scottsbluff High School	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Scottsbluff Skittens & S Club Semiformal
April 27, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
May 4, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Alliance Junior High	Alliance, Nebraska	Junior-Senior Prom
May 24, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Gering Junior High Gym	Gering, Nebraska	Junior/Senior Spring Formal. Seventeen-year-old Randy was married the previous night in Sterling, Colorado. His former wife, Jennifer, recalled that they spent one night in Sterling and had to come back the next day so Randy could play this dance.
June 22, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
June 29, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Alliance Roller Rink	Alliance, Nebraska
July 4, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Terry’s Arena	Terrytown, Nebraska
July 13, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Alliance Roller Rink	Alliance, Nebraska
August 3, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	V.F.W. Hall	Ogallala, Nebraska
August 7, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
August 17, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Alliance Roller Rink	Alliance, Nebraska
September 7, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Alliance Roller Rink	Alliance, Nebraska
September 12, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scottsbluff College	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
September 14, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
September 15, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
September 27, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Gurley High School	Gurley, Nebraska	Dance following Gurley/Dalton football game
October 4, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Eagles Lodge	Gering, Nebraska	Dance following Gering/Ogallala football game
October 11, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Paxton High School	Paxton, Nebraska	Homecoming dance following football game against Madrid High School.
October 26, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Terry’s Arena	Terrytown, Nebraska	This show was advertised in the Scottsbluff paper for several days with an ad that included a photo of the band (click venue).
November 2, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
November 9, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska	Sponsored by the V.F.W.
November 21, 1963	Randy Meisner Combo	Lake Alice Auditorium	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Lake Alice PTA Chili Supper
November 29, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Bayard High School	Bayard, Nebraska	Bayard High School Band Ball
December 14, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Fort Sidney Hotel	Sidney, Nebraska	Sidney High School Christmas Cotillion
December 28, 1963	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
January 11, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Grand Island, Nebraska
January 28, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	The Stomp Inn	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	After the Gering-Scottsbluff game
February 22, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
March 14, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Grand Island, Nebraska
April 4, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
April 11, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
April 23, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Legion Community Hall	Sutherland, Nebraska
April 27, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scottsbluff Junior College	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
May 15, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Student Union/Kearney State College	Kearney, Nebraska
May 19, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scottsbluff High School	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
May 23, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Crescent Ballroom	Grant, Nebraska
June 6, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Little Moon Lake	Torrington, Wyoming
July 16, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Tin Hall	Atwood, Kansas
August 2, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Herman Frank Ranch	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Hilltop dance
August 19, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Perkins County Fair	Grant, Nebraska
August 28, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Riverside Park	Central City, Nebraska
August 29, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Legion Community Hall	Sutherland, Nebraska
September 7, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Mitchell Fairgrounds	Mitchell, Nebraska
September 12, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Oscar’s Palladium	Sargent, Nebraska
September 25, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Holdrege City Auditorium	Kearney, Nebraska
October 17, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Chadron National Guard Armory	Chadron, Nebraska	Chadron State College Homecoming Dance
November 26, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	North Platte Armory	North Platte, Nebraska
December 11, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Fire Barn/Kearney Air Base	Kearney, Nebraska
December 12, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Terry’s Arena	Terrytown, Nebraska
December 31, 1964	Drivin’ Dynamics	Terry’s Arena	Terrytown, Nebraska	1,500 people attended
January 8, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Kearney State College	Kearney, Nebraska
January 29, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Band Box	Rapid City, South Dakota
February 20, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Fireman’s Barn/Kearney Airbase	Kearney, Nebraska
March 31, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
April 17, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Terry’s Arena	Terrytown, Nebraska
May 8, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scotts Bluff Country Club	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	After Prom Party
May 29, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Out Of School Dance
September 23, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Legion Community Hall	Sutherland, Nebraska
October 8, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	The Beachcomber	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	After the Scottsbluff & Gering Game
October 15, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Kearney High School	Kearney, Nebraska	Senior High mixer after Kearney & Lexington game.
October 22, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Deuel County High School	Chappell, Nebraska	Homecoming dance following Chappell/Oshkosh game
November 27, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Masonic Temple	Alliance, Nebraska
December 19, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Midwest Theatre	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	The ad says: “The Dynamics will perform on our stage…complete with Go-Go Girls”
December 23, 1965	Drivin’ Dynamics	Kearney Youth Center	Kearney, Nebraska
January 1, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
January 23, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	National Guard Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Benefit dance for two members of the Scottsbluff High School stage band who were killed in a car-train accident.
January 29, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Play Land	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
March 12, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Hiram Scott College	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
March 13, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Bluffs Theatre	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	The Big TNT Show
April 1, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Dude’s Steak House	Sidney, Nebraska	Dance following Pep Club banquet
April 20, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Scottsbluff College	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
April 23, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Play Land	Scottsbluff Nebraska
April 27, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Beachcomber	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
April 30, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Sutherland High School	Sutherland, Nebraska	High School Prom
May 28, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Play Land	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
June 25, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Play Land	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
July 14-15, 1966	Drivin’ Dynamics	Play Land	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Oregon Trail Days.

THE POOR

In the summer of 1966, Randy joined a Denver band called The Soul Survivors. Shortly thereafter they moved to Los Angeles and changed their name to The Poor. They disbanded in 1968. Read more about The Poor here.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
November 1967	The Poor	Whisky A-Go-Go	Los Angeles, California	The Poor opened for Sparrow (later known as Steppenwolf). Gig confirmed by Patrick Shanahan and Jennifer Meisner
November 21-27, 1966	The Poor	Whisky A-Go-Go	Los Angeles, California	Opened for Buffalo Springfield
April 30, 1967	The Poor	Hullabaloo	Los Angeles, California	“Freedom Of Expression Concert”
May 17-18, 1967	The Poor	The Exodus	Denver, Colorado
May 20, 1967	The Poor	The Exodus	Denver, Colorado
May 24, 1967	The Poor	The Exodus	Denver, Colorado
June 22-25, 1967	The Poor	Bido Lito’s	Los Angeles, California
August 3-7, 1967	The Poor	The Salvation	New York, New York	Opened for The Jimi Hendrix Experience
October 5-7, 1967	The Poor	Magic Mushroom	Studio City, California	The Poor were billed with Kaleidoscope
October 8, 1967	The Poor	Magic Mushroom	Studio City, California	The Poor were billed with the radio program, Radio Free Oz, which was broadcast on KRLA from the Magic Mushroom.
February 1-3, 1968	The Poor	Little Al’s	Los Angeles, California
August 7-11, 1968	The Poor	Universal Studios	Los Angeles, California	Decca Records Promotional Seminar

POCO

The band that would become known as Poco was founded in 1968 by Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Rusty Young, George Grantham, and Randy Meisner. For the dates below, the band performed under their original name, Pogo, with the exception of a couple of early dates where they were billed as RFD.

DATE	Band	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
October 1968	Poco	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California	This was the band’s first public performance. Via Richie Furay’s memoir, the band debuted at a Monday “Hoot night” in October 1968. Since the venue was closed from Sept 30-Oct 8 for repairs, this performance most likely took place on October 14th.
October 24, 1968	Poco	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California	Billed as RFD
November 2, 1968	Poco	USC Bovard College	Los Angeles, California	Billed as RFD
November 19 – December 1, 1968	Poco	The Troubadour	West Hollywood, California	Biff Rose also performed.
December 6-7, 1968	Poco	Troubadour	Los Angeles, California	Shared bill with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
December 21, 1968	Poco	Anaheim Convention Center	Anaheim, California	Hosted by KHJ disc jockey, Sam Riddle. The show was filmed and broadcast on channel 9 in L.A.
December 26-29, 1968	Poco	Fillmore West	San Francisco, California	Also on the bill were The Steve Miller Band and Sly & The Family Stone.
December 31, 1968	Poco	Shrine Hall	Los Angeles, California
January 25, 1969	Poco	Beverly Hills High School	Beverly Hills, California
February 4-9, 1969	Poco	Troubadour	Los Angeles, California	Randy’s final appearance with the band until the original five members reunited in 1989.

RICK NELSON & THE STONE CANYON BAND

In March 1969, Randy joined Rick Nelson and brought along two former members of The Poor–Allen Kemp and Pat Shanahan–to form The Stone Canyon Band. Randy left the band following the European tour. In his absence he was replaced by Phil “Fang” Volk from Paul Revere & The Raiders and later, Tim Cetera. Randy returned to the band in the Fall of 1970 for a tour and to record Rudy The Fifth. Read more here.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
April 1-6, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California
May 3, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Stallion Oaks Ranch	Acton, California	Country Pop Festival. Rick did not perform.
August 20th, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Joey Bishop Show	Los Angeles, California
August 22-Sept 1, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Bitter End	New York City
September 2-5, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Cellar Door	Washington, D.C.
September 12-13, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Boston Tea Party	Boston, Massachusetts	Also on the bill were The Coasters & NRBQ.
September 17-21, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Main Point	Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania	Cancelled due to illness.
October 24-25, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	JD’s	Phoenix, Arizona
October 28 – November 2, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California	Performances from this run were used for the album Rick Nelson In Concert.
November 21-22, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Ludlow Garage	Cincinnati, Ohio	Sons of Champlin & The Lemon Pipers also performed.
November 25-30, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Main Point	Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania	Rescheduled dates from September.
December 19-20, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Old Mill	Salt Lake City, Utah
December 25, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Mike Douglas Show	Los Angeles, California
December 27, 1969	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Houston Music Theater	Houston, Texas
January 18, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California
January 31, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Armory Auditorium	Salem, Oregon	Show was cancelled because Rick Nelson became ill.
February 6-9, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Dance City U.S.A.	Fort Worth, Texas
February 13, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Aces Club	City Of Industry, California
February 21, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Valley Music Theater	Woodland Hills, California	With the Flying Burrito Brothers
March 7, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Get It Together	Los Angeles, California	Get It Together was hosted by Cass Elliot and Sam Riddle.
March-April 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	European Tour		The band played clubs and military bases in Germany, Spain, and the UK. Known dates/venues have been added below.
March 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Teen Club	Frankfurt, Germany
March 24, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Rainbow Club	Darmstadt, Germany
April 3, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Hampstead Country Club	London, England
April 7, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Speakeasy Club	London, England
April 11, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Mothers	Birmingham, England	Randy departed the Stone Canyon Band after the European tour. He returned at the end of the year.

Additional dates for Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band can be found below (after Goldrush).

GOLDRUSH

Following his departure from Rick Nelson’s Stone Canyon Band, Randy formed a band in Scottsbluff, NE called Goldrush. The other members, Stephen Love, Dan Rossi, and Mark Jarosz were students at the local Hiram Scott College.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
May 8, 1970	Evergreens	Sanford Hall, Mitchell Fairgrounds	Mitchell, Nebraska	The Evergreens (probably an early name for Goldrush) opened for Spiral Staircase.
July 7-11, 1970	Goldrush	The Woodshed	Scottsbluff, Nebraska
September 19, 1970	Goldrush	The Bluffs Theater	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Goldrush played before a screening of Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls.
August 20, 1970	Goldrush	Scottsbluff Armory	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Goldrush appeared on the same bill as Randy’s former band, The Drivin’ Dynamics, who were now calling themselves, Dynamics, LTD. The band still featured brothers Bobby and Larry Soto, who were in the band with Randy.
October 7, 1970	Goldrush	The Woodshed	Scottsbluff, Nebraska

RICK NELSON & THE STONE CANYON BAND

Randy rejoined the Stone Canyon Band in late 1970 for a short tour and an album, Rudy The Fifth. When he left the band for good in the Spring of 1971, Stephen Love, from Goldrush, took his place.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
December 11-13, 1970	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Chuck’s Cellar	Los Altos, California	Most likely Randy’s first gig with the Stone Canyon Band following his return.
January 2, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Disneyland	Anaheim, California	
February 9, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Louisiana Tech University	Shreveport, Louisiana	
February 12, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	King’s Ballroom	Norfolk, Nebraska	Randy’s family attended all three Nebraska shows.
February 13, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Pershing Auditorium	Lincoln, Nebraska	
February 14, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Wayne State College 	Wayne, Nebraska	Photos were taken backstage.
February 22-March 7, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	Mister Kelly’s	Chicago, Illinois	Randy’s last touring date with the Stone Canyon Band.
April 8, 1971	Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band	The Mike Douglas Show	San Diego, California	The band’s performance was taped on April 1st and aired April 8th.

JAMES TAYLOR

Randy played bass on two songs on Taylor’s landmark 1970 album, Sweet Baby James. Randy’s inclusion in the following concert appearance might be mistake on the part of the reviewer, but it will remain as part of the archive until proven otherwise (see notes for more info).

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
March 18, 1971	James Taylor	Denver Auditorium Arena	Denver, Colorado	According to the review, Randy is listed as part of James Taylor’s band, perhaps filling in for bassist, Leland Sklar. It’s possible this is a case of mistaken identity. A few months later in October 1971, a newspaper once again identifies Randy as being part of Taylor’s band at a show in Williamsburg, VA, but a photo from another paper proves it was actually Sklar.

EAGLES

Randy was one of the four founding members of the Eagles in 1971. He remained with the group until the end of the Hotel California tour in 1977.

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1971-1972

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
June 12, 1971		Disneyland		Some sources wrongly claim that the four original Eagles first played together as Linda Ronstadt’s backing band at Disneyland on June 12th, 1971. However, only Glenn Frey, Don Henley and Bernie Leadon were present. Randy always maintained that his first gig with Linda was at Chuck’s Cellar (below). Glenn Frey confirmed this in 2013.
June 23-26, 1971	Linda Ronstadt	Chuck’s Cellar	Los Altos, California	Randy recalled in multiple interviews that he first met Don Henley & Glenn Frey when he filled in for Linda’s bassist, Mike Bowden, at Chuck’s Cellar. Henley & Frey were part of her backing band at the time. It’s unclear whether Randy sat in with the band all four nights. Click venue for more info.
July 27-August 1, 1971	Linda Ronstadt	Troubadour	West Hollywood, California	Three live recordings from these shows appeared on Linda’s first solo album, Linda Ronstadt (1972). Randy appeared as a background vocalist on two of these live recordings: “Birds” and “Rescue Me.” Mike Bowden played bass.
August 25-30, 1971	Linda Ronstadt	Quiet Knight	Chicago, Illinois	Randy Meisner, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Bernie Leadon are listed in the review as Ronstadt’s backing band for the five-night stand. The first night aired over WGLD radio.
November 15-17, 1971	Eagles	Tulagi	Boulder, Colorado	Billed as “Eagle”
November 30-December 4, 1971	Eagles	The Gallery	Aspen, Colorado	Billed as “The Eagles”
December 7-11, 1971	Eagles	Tulagi	Boulder, Colorado	Billed as “Eagle”
	Eagles	Westlake School for Girls	Los Angeles, California	The exact date of this show is unknown, however Don Henley claimed in 2007 that it was the band’s “first public show.”
April 2, 1972	Eagles	Art show for Boyd Elder	Venice, California
April 19th, 1972	Eagles	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver, BC, Canada	Opened for Joe Cocker. The band is not mentioned on the bill or in reviews, but they are photographed backstage in the May 13th, 1972 issue of RPM magazine, a Canadian trade publication. They are referred to as “Eagle” in the caption.
April 20, 1972	Eagles	Coliseum	Spokane, Washington	Opened for Joe Cocker. Band performs under the name “Eagle.”
April 21, 1972	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, Oregon	Opened for Joe Cocker. Band performs once again as “Eagle”
April 27, 1972	Eagles	Denver Coliseum	Denver, Colorado	Opened for Joe Cocker. Performs as “Eagles.” Denver Post review describes the Eagles as “a new group formed around Randy Meisner & Bernie Leadon.”
June 8, 1972	Eagles	Edmonton Gardens	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada	Opened for Jethro Tull.
June 9, 1972	Eagles	Stampede Corral	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Opened for Jethro Tull.
June 11, 1972	Eagles	Seattle Center Coliseum	Seattle, Washington	Opened for Jethro Tull
June 12, 1972	Eagles	Coliseum	Spokane, Washington	Opened for Jethro Tull. Although an ad in the Spokesman Review bills them as “Eagles,” an article in the same paper, refers to the band as “Eagle,” perhaps due to the fact that they were billed this way less than two months before when they opened at the Spokane Coliseum for Joe Cocker.
June 14, 1972	Eagles	Fairgrounds Arena	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Opened for Jethro Tull. Although the Eagles were not mentioned in any publicity for the show, an audience recording exists of their 8-song set, which included 6 songs from their debut LP, plus 2 non-LP tracks: “How Long” and the rare “Get Up Baby.”
June 15, 1972	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Kansas City, Missouri	Opened for Jethro Tull
June 16, 1972	Eagles	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, California	Opened for Jethro Tull
June 17, 1972	Eagles	Las Vegas Convention Center Rotunda	Las Vegas, Nevada	Opened for Jethro Tull
June 20, 1972	Eagles	Convention Center Arena	San Antonio, Texas	Opened for Jethro Tull
June 21, 1972	Eagles	El Paso Coliseum	El Paso, Texas	Eagles were supposed to open for Jethro Tull, but concert was cancelled due to excessive heat.
June 30, 1972	Eagles	Berkeley Community Theater	Berkeley, California	Opened for Procol Harum
July 2-3, 1972	Eagles	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, California	Opened for Procol Harum
July 6, 1972	Eagles	Community Concourse/Golden Hall	San Diego, California	Opened for Procol Harum. Band was photographed backstage by Cameron Crowe’s friend, Gary Elam. Click venue.
July 8, 1972	Eagles	Victoria Opera House	Dayton, Ohio	Eagles cancelled due to the death of Don Henley’s father. Rescheduled September 3rd.
July 9, 1972	Eagles	Richmond Coliseum	Richmond, Virginia	Eagles and Black Oak Arkansas opened for Humble Pie
July 10, 1972	Eagles	Greensboro Coliseum	Greensboro, North Carolina	Eagles and Black Oak Arkansas opened for Humble Pie
July 13, 1972	Eagles	Sports Arena	Atlanta, Georgia	Opened for Procol Harum
July 14, 1972	Eagles	Warehouse	New Orleans, Louisiana	Opened for Procol Harum
July 15, 1972	Eagles	Civic Center	Virginia Beach, Virginia	Opened for Procol Harum
July 19, 1972	Eagles	Pierrefonds Arena	Pierrefonds, Quebec, Canada	Opened for Procol Harum
July 30, 1972	Eagles	Dallas Memorial Auditorium	Dallas, Texas	Opened for Yes
August 1, 1972	Eagles	Barton Coliseum	Little Rock, Arkansas	Opened for Yes
August 3, 1972	Eagles	Denver Coliseum	Denver, Colorado	Opened for Yes & Edgar Winter
August 4, 1972	Eagles	Long Beach Arena	Long Beach, California	Opened for Yes & Edgar Winter
August 5, 1972	Eagles	Berkeley Community Theater	Berkeley, California	Opened for Yes & Edgar Winter
August 6, 1972	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, Oregon	Opened for Yes & Edgar Winter
August 7, 1972	Eagles	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver, Canada	Opened for Yes & Edgar Winter
August 8, 1972	Eagles	Center Coliseum	Seattle, Washington	Opened for Yes
August 11, 1972	Eagles	Akron Rubber Bowl	Akron, Ohio	Eagles and Mahavishnu Orchestra opened for Yes
August 12, 1972	Eagles	Convention Hall	Asbury Park, New Jersey	Opened for Yes
August 13, 1972	Eagles	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia, Maryland	Opened for Yes
August 15, 1972	Eagles	Spectrum	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Eagles and Jo Jo Gunne opened for Yes
August 17, 1972	Eagles	Reflections	Cincinnati, Ohio
August 18, 1972	Eagles	Convention Center	Louisville, Kentucky	Opened for Yes
August 19, 1972	Eagles	Mid-South Coliseum	Memphis, Tennessee	Opened for Yes
August 21, 1972	Eagles	Stanley Theater	Pittsburg, Pennsylvania	Jo Jo Gunne and Ramatam also performed
August, 23, 1972	Eagles	Idora Park	Youngstown, Ohio	WHOT Day
September 2, 1972	Eagles	Dane County Coliseum	Madison, Wisconsin
September 3, 1972	Eagles	Victoria Opera House	Dayton, Ohio	Rescheduled from July 8th
September 4, 1972	Eagles	Bull Island	Chandler, Indiana	Erie Canal Soda Pop Festival The Eagles, plus several other acts, did not perform.
September 8, 1972	Eagles	Duke University	Durham, North Carolina
September 15, 1972	Eagles	Sportatorium	Hollywood, Florida	Opened for Yes
September 16, 1972	Eagles	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, Florida	Opened for Yes
September 17, 1972	Eagles	Jacksonville Coliseum	Jacksonville, Florida	Eagles and Eggs Over Easy opened for Yes
September 19, 1972	Eagles	Cincinnati Gardens	Cincinnati, Ohio	Eagles and Gentle Giant opened for Yes
September 20, 1972	Eagles	Fairgrounds Coliseum	Indianapolis, Indiana	Eagles and Gentle Giant opened for Yes
September 22, 1972	Eagles	Arie Crown Theater	Chicago, Illinois	Opened for Yes in two back-to-back shows.
September 23, 1972	Eagles	Armory	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Eagles and Gentle Giant opened for Yes
September 24, 1972	Eagles	Mecca Arena	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Eagles and Gentle Giant opened for Yes
September 25, 1972	Eagles	Dillon Stadium	Hartford, Connecticut	Rescheduled from August 14th. Eagles and Edgar Winter opened for Yes
September 26, 1972	Eagles	Music Hall	Boston, Massachusetts	Opened for Yes
September 27, 1972	Eagles	Richmond Coliseum	Richmond, Virginia	Opened for Yes
September 29, 1972	Eagles	Felt Forum	New York City	Billed with Jackson Browne & J.D. Souther
September 30, 1972	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Atlanta, Georgia	Opened for Yes
October 1, 1972	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	Opened for Yes
October 2, 1972	Eagles	Carolina Coliseum	Columbia, South Carolina	Opened for Yes
October 3, 1972	Eagles	Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte, North Carolina	Opened for Yes
October 6, 1972	Eagles	Bronco Bowl Auditorium	Dallas, Texas	Guests: Jackson Browne & J.D. Souther
October 7, 1972	Eagles	Tarrant County Convention Center	Fort Worth, Texas	Show was cancelled.
October 8, 1972	Eagles	Music Hall	Houston, Texas	Eagles were on the bill with Jackson Browne & J.D. Souther
November 15, 1972	Eagles	UC Davis	Davis, California	Linda Ronstadt was also on the bill.
November 25, 1972	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Los Angeles, California	Eagles cancelled due to lack of time. Benefit for Southern California Council of Free Clinics
November 28, 1972	Eagles	Salt Palace	Salt Lake City, Utah	Opened for Ten Years After
December 1, 1972	Eagles	Bridges Auditorium/Claremont College	Claremont, California	Shared bill with J. Geils Band
December 2, 1972	Eagles	Royce Hall/UCLA	Los Angeles, California	With Linda Ronstadt
December 10, 1972	Eagles	Honolulu International Center	Honolulu, Hawaii	Opened for Ten Years After

1973

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
March 9, 1973	Eagles	Vliegermolen	Voorburg, Netherlands	Popgala ’73
March 10, 1973	Eagles	Concertgebouw	Amsterdam, Netherlands	A Dutch reviewer declares Randy’s “chillingly beautiful” performance of “Certain Kind Of Fool” the evening’s “pièce de résistance.”
March 12, 1973	Eagles	Oxford Polytechnic	Oxford, England	J.D. Souther opened
March 16, 1973	Eagles	Royal Festival Hall	London, England	J.D. Souther opened
March 20, 1973	Eagles	In Concert (BBC)	London, England	The program was taped at Paris Theater on March 20th. It aired on April 5th.
April 26, 1973	Eagles	Rochester War Memorial	Rochester, New York	Ten Years After & The Strawbs also performed
April 28, 1973	Eagles	Convocation Arena/OSU	Athens, Ohio	Ohio University Music Festival
May 3, 1973	Eagles	Flowers Hall / Florence State University	Florence, Alabama
May 4, 1973	Eagles	Elon University	Elon, North Carolina	Grin opened
May 10, 1973	Eagles	Kleinhans Music Hall	Buffalo, New York	With Spooky Tooth
May 11, 1973	Eagles	MSU Auditorium	East Lansing, Michigan	Sunspark. Also performing were Gram Parsons and Lester Flatt
May 13, 1973	Eagles	Akron University Gym / University of Akron	Akron, Ohio	With Spooky Tooth
May 18, 1973	Eagles	Capitol Theater	Passaic, New Jersey
May 21, 1973	Eagles	Orpheum	Minneapolis, Minnesota	With Spooky Tooth
May 23, 1973	Eagles	Mershon Auditorium / Ohio State University	Columbus, Ohio	Livingston Taylor & McKendree Spring opened
May 25, 1973	Eagles	Southern Illinois University	Edwardsville, Illinois	Spring Fest. Livingston Taylor opened
May 26, 1973	Eagles	Spectrum	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	WFIL charity benefit for handicapped children
May 27, 1973	Eagles	Tidewater Community College	Portsmouth, Virginia	“Raunch & Roll Festival”
June 2, 1973	Eagles	Warehouse	New Orleans, Louisiana	Charlie Daniels
June 3, 1973	Eagles	War Memorial Auditorium	Nashville, Tennessee	Charlie Daniels also performed
June 7, 1973	Eagles	Curtis Hixon Hall	Tampa, Florida	REO Speedwagon opened
June 8, 1973	Eagles	Peabody Auditorium	Daytona Beach, Florida	REO Speedwagon opened
June 9, 1973	Eagles	West Palm Beach Auditorium	West Palm Beach, Florida
June 12, 1973	Eagles	Robinson Auditorium	Little Rock, Arkansas	Opened for Procol Harum
June 14, 1973	Eagles	Celebrity Theater	Phoenix, Arizona	Cancelled
June 16, 1973	Eagles	Berkeley Community Theater	Berkeley, California	King Crimson opened for the Eagles
June 20, 1973	Eagles	UCLA / Royce Hall Auditorium	Los Angeles, California	Taping of ABC’s In Concert.
June 21, 1973	Eagles	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Los Angeles, California	Eagles perform all songs from Desperado in sequence.
June 22, 1973	Eagles	Civic Theater	San Diego, California	Tim Weisberg also on bill
July 12, 1973	Eagles	The Helen Reddy Show	Burbank, California	July 12th was the air date.
August 1-2, 1973	Eagles	Wollman Rink / Central Park	New York, NY	Schaefer Music Festival in Central Park. Concert aired on TV as “Good Vibrations From Central Park” on August 23, 1973
August 12, 1973	Eagles	Topanga Corral	Topanga, California	Charity benefit to fight a proposed development by Pepperdine University in Topanga Canyon. Neil Young and Joni Mitchell also performed.
November 3, 1973	Eagles	Palace Theater	Manchester, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 4, 1973	Eagles	Hippodrome	Bristol, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 5, 1973	Eagles	Rainbow Theater	London, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 6, 1973	Eagles	Empire Theater	Liverpool, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 8, 1973	Eagles	Apollo Theater	Glasgow, Scotland	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 9, 1973	Eagles	City Hall	Newcastle, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 10, 1973	Eagles	Royal Festival Hall	London, England	Eagles opened for Neil Young
November 12, 1973	Eagles	Concertgebouw	Amsterdam, Netherlands	A Dutch reviewer noted that the band “interweaved exciting high pitched screams (Randy Meisner) with melodic guitar playing at the Concertgebouw.” Randy’s version of “Tryin’” was “delivered brilliantly, both vocally and instrumentally.”
November 13, 1973	Eagles	De Doelen	Rotterdam, Netherlands
November 30, 1973	Eagles	College Of The Holy Cross	Worcester, Massachusetts	Randy performs a song called “Oh Darlin’, Wait & See” which was initially slated for On The Border, but did not appear on the finished album. (Click venue for more info and to hear the song)
December 2, 1973	Eagles	Portland Expo	Portland, Maine	Mountain opened
December 4, 1973	Eagles	Morehead State University	Morehead, Kentucky	McKendree Spring opened.
December 7, 1973	Eagles	Palace Concert Theater	Providence, Rhode Island	Maria Muldaur opened
December 8, 1973	Eagles	Capitol Theater	Passaic, New Jersey	McKendree Spring opened. Special Guest: Linda Ronstadt
December 9, 1973	Eagles	UMBC University of Maryland	Baltimore, Maryland	McKendree Spring opened
December 11, 1973	Eagles	Atlantic Christian College	Wilson, North Carolina
December 13, 1973	Eagles	Kiel Opera House	St. Louis, Missouri
December 14, 1973	Eagles	Memorial Hall	Kansas City, Missouri
December 16, 1973	Eagles	Illinois State Armory	Springfield, Illinois	Maria Muldaur opened
December 17, 1973	Eagles	Coliseum	Evansville, Indiana	Also on bill: Bachman Turner Overdrive & Dan Fogelberg
December 19, 1973	Eagles	Community Center Music Hall	Tucson, Arizona	Jesse Colin Young opened
December 20, 1973	Eagles	Community Concourse/Golden Hall	San Diego, California	Jesse Colin Young opened

1974

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
February 1974	Eagles	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Los Angeles, California	Taping of Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert (aired April 13th.)
March 16, 1974	Eagles	Cuesta College	San Luis Obispo, California	Benefit for Red Wind Foundation. Neil Young also performed.
March 19, 1974	Eagles	Jubilee Auditorium	Calgary, Alberta, Canada	Dan Fogelberg opened.
March 21, 1974	Eagles	Garden Auditorium	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada	Dan Fogelberg opened
March 22, 1974	Eagles	Paramount Northwest	Portland, Oregon
March 23, 1974	Eagles	Paramount Northwest	Seattle, Washington
March 24, 1974	Eagles	Gonzaga University	Spokane, Washington	Dan Fogelberg opened
March 27, 1974	Eagles	Boise State University	Boise, Idaho
March 29, 1974	Eagles	Cerritos College	Norwalk, California	The Eagles cancelled due to inadequate facilities.
April 1, 1974	Eagles	Regis College	Denver, Colorado	Talbot Brothers opened
April 2, 1974	Eagles	Fort Lewis College	Durango, Colorado
April 3, 1974	Eagles	Terrace Ballroom	Salt Lake City, Utah	Mason Proffit opened
April 5, 1974	Eagles	Celebrity Theater	Phoenix, Arizona
April 6, 1974	Eagles	Ontario Motor Speedway	Ontario, California	California Jam
April 7, 1974	Eagles	UC Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, California	With Jackson Browne and Jesse Colin Young
April 8, 1974	Eagles	Waikiki Shell	Honolulu, Hawaii	Special Guest: Linda Ronstadt
April 19, 1974	Eagles	McFarlin Auditorium / SMU	Dallas, Texas
April 20, 1974	Eagles	Texas A&M University	College Station, Texas	Jeffrey Comanor opened. The review in the Texas A&M paper includes a brief backstage interview with Don Henley, Glenn Frey and Eagles road manager, Richie Fernandez. (Click venue)
April 22, 1974	Eagles	Coliseum/Univ. of LA	Monroe, Louisiana	Jeffrey Comanor opened
April 23, 1974	Eagles	Memorial Gymnasium / Louisiana Tech	Ruston, Louisiana
April 25, 1974	Eagles	University of Illinois	Champaign, Illinois	Marshall Tucker Band also performed
April 26, 1974	Eagles	Aragon Ballroom	Chicago, Illinois	Marshall Tucker Band also performed
April 28, 1974	Eagles	University of Northern Iowa	Cedar Falls, Iowa	SUNI Days Open Air Concert
May 2, 1974	Eagles	State University of New York	Cortland, New York
May 4, 1974	Eagles	Ice Arena / State University of New York	Geneseo, New York	Leo Kottke opened
May 7, 1974	Eagles	Lock Haven State College	Lock Haven, Pennsylvania	John Hartford and Pousette-Dart Band also performed
May 10, 1974	Eagles	Shubert Theatre	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
May 11, 1974	Eagles	Academy of Music	New York City	Jeffrey Comanor opened
May 12, 1974	Eagles	Springfield Civic Center	Springfield, Massachusetts	Jesse Colin Young opened
May 17, 1974	Eagles	Constitution Hall	Washington, DC	Jesse Colin Young opened
May 18, 1974	Eagles	Capitol Theater	Passaic, New Jersey	Jesse Colin Young opened
May 19, 1974	Eagles	Dome Arena/Monroe County Fairgrounds	Henrietta, New York
May 20, 1974	Eagles	Palace Concert Theater	Providence, Rhode Island	REO Speedwagon opened
May 22, 1974	Eagles	Masonic Auditorium	Detroit, Michigan
May 24, 1974	Eagles	Allen Theater	Cleveland, Ohio
May 25, 1974	Eagles	Mershon Auditorium / Ohio State University	Columbus, Ohio
May 26, 1974	Eagles	Grand Valley State College Fieldhouse	Allendale, Michigan
June 7, 1974	Eagles	Civic Theater	San Diego, California	Brewer & Shipley opened
June 8, 1974	Eagles	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, California
June 9, 1974	Eagles	Berkeley Community Theater	Berkeley, California	Billy Joel opened
June 30, 1974	Eagles	Jeppesen Stadium	Houston, Texas	Commander Cody & The Allman Brothers also performed
July 7, 1974	Eagles	Orange Bowl Stadium	Miami, Florida	Holiday Jam ’74
July 17, 1974	Eagles	Southern Illinois University	Edwardsville, Illinois	Mississippi River Festival
July 19, 1974	Eagles	Ozark Music Festival	Sedalia, Missouri	Eagles appeared on the first night of the three-day festival
July 21, 1974	Eagles	Allen County War Memorial Coliseum	Ft. Wayne, Indiana	Joe Walsh & Barnstorm also appeared
July 22, 1974	Eagles	Northern KY State College	Highland Heights, Kentucky	Souther-Hillman-Furay Band also performed
July 24, 1974	Eagles	Roberts Stadium	Evansville, Indiana	Souther-Hillman-Furay Band & Lynyrd Skynyrd also performed
July 25, 1974	Eagles	Akron Civic Theater	Akron, Ohio	Souther-Hillman-Furay Band also performed
July 26, 1974	Eagles	Boston Garden	Boston, Massachusetts	Opened for the Allman Brothers. Benefit for North American Indian Foundation
July 27, 1974	Eagles	Take It Easy Ranch	Callaway, Maryland	Summer Jam
July 28, 1974	Eagles	Convention Center	Indianapolis, Indiana	Joe Walsh also performed
July 31, 1974	Eagles	Omni	Atlanta, Georgia	Eagles were the special guest of Joe Walsh
August 20, 1974	Eagles	Pine Knob Music Theater	Clarkston, Michigan
August 22, 1974	Eagles	Music Inn	Lenox, Massachusetts	“Twilight Concerts On The Lawn”
August 23, 1974	Eagles	Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City, New Jersey	Eagles opened for The Beach Boys
August 24, 1974	Eagles	Palace Theater	Waterbury, Connecticut
August 25, 1974	Eagles	Scope Arena	Norfolk, Virginia	Eagles & Marshall Tucker Band opened for the Beach Boys
August 26, 1974	Eagles	State Farm Show Arena	Harrisburg, Pennsylvania	Eagles opened for The Doobie Brothers
August 30, 1974	Eagles	Saratoga Performing Arts Center	Saratoga Springs, New York	American Song Festival
September 1, 1974	Eagles	Indiana University Assembly Hall	Bloomington, Indiana	Eagles & Kansas opened for Beach Boys. Concert scheduled for 10th St Stadium. Moved to IU Assembly Hall due to rain.
September 2, 1974	Eagles	Smoky Mountain Raceway	Maryville, Tennessee	Smoky Mountain Labor Day Jam
December 28, 1974	Eagles	Memorial Auditorium	Sacramento, California	Show was cancelled because Randy was ill with mononucleosis. Rescheduled to June 30, 1975.
December 31, 1974	Eagles	Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles, California	Opening act: Dan Fogelberg. Other guests: J.D. Souther, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne, Joe Walsh

1975

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
April 26, 1975	Eagles	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis, Indiana	Minnie Riperton opened
April 27, 1975	Eagles	Drake Stadium	Des Moines, Iowa	Drake Relays’ Outdoor Music Festival. Event was cancelled.
May 3, 1975	Eagles	Memorial Gym / Kent State University	Kent, Ohio	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 4, 1975	Eagles	Hulman Civic University Center	Terre Haute, Indiana	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 6, 1975	Eagles	Kiel Auditorium	St. Louis, Missouri	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 7, 1975	Eagles	St. John Arena	Columbus, Ohio	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 8, 1975	Eagles	University of Cincinnati Armory Fieldhouse	Cincinnati, Ohio	Dan Fogelberg opened. The band was presented with the key to the city by the vice mayor before the show.
May 10-11, 1975	Eagles	Arie Crown Theater	Chicago, Illinois	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 12, 1975	Eagles	McHenry High School	McHenry, Illinois	Free concert for “Spirit School” contest winner. Dan Fogelberg also appeared.
May 14, 1975	Eagles	Music Hall	Boston, Massachusetts	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 15, 1975	Eagles	Civic Center	Springfield, Massachusetts	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 16, 1975	Eagles	Academy of Music	New York, New York	Eagles performed two back-to-back shows. Dan Fogelberg was the opening act for both.
May 17, 1975	Eagles	Spectrum	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 19, 1975	Eagles	Capitol Theater	Passaic, New Jersey	Eagles performed two back-to-back shows. Dan Fogelberg was the opening act for both.
May 20, 1975	Eagles	Hershey Park Arena	Hershey, Pennsylvania	Dan Fogelberg opened
May 22, 1975	Eagles	Capital Centre	Largo, Marland	Linda Ronstadt also performed
May 23, 1975	Eagles	Roanoke Civic Center	Roanoke, Virginia	Linda Ronstadt also performed
May 24, 1975	Eagles	Hampton Coliseum	Hampton, Virginia	Linda Ronstadt also performed
May 25, 1975	Eagles	Coliseum	Richmond, Virginia	Linda Ronstadt also performed
May 27, 1975	Eagles	Coliseum / Georgia Tech	Atlanta, Georgia
May 28, 1975	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Birmingham, Alabama
May 31, 1975	Eagles	Tampa Stadium	Tampa, Florida	Also performing: Seals & Crofts, Linda Ronstadt, The Charlie Daniels Band
June 4, 1975	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Nashville, Tennessee
June 5, 1975	Eagles	Dixon-Myers Hall	Memphis, Tennessee
June 6, 1975	Eagles	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City, Missouri	Eagles opened for Rolling Stones. Joe Walsh joins them as guest.
June 8, 1975	Eagles	Milwaukee County Stadium	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Eagles opened for Rolling Stones. Joe Walsh joins them as guest.
June 18, 1975	Eagles	Rotterdam Ahoy	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Guest appearance by Joe Walsh
June 21, 1975	Eagles	Wembley	London, England	Wembley “Mid-Summer Music Concert”
June 26-27, 1975	Eagles	Pine Knob Music Theater	Clarkston, Michigan
June 29, 1975	Eagles	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, California	Day On The Green
June 30, 1975	Eagles	Earl Warren Community Center	Sacramento, California	Rescheduled show from December 28, 1974 when Randy contracted mono.
July 3, 1975	Eagles	Selland Arena	Fresno, California
July 6, 1975	Eagles	Cotton Bowl	Dallas, Texas	Eagles, Trapeze, & Montrose opened for the Rolling Stones
July 18, 1975	Eagles	War Memorial Auditorium	Syracuse, New York	Joe Walsh also performed.
July 19, 1975	Eagles	Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City, New Jersey	Seals and Crofts & Poco opened.
July 21, 1975	Eagles	Rich Stadium	Orchard Park, New York	Summerfest VI. Seals & Crofts, Judy Collins, and Dan Fogelberg also performed.
July 22, 1975	Eagles	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, Ohio	Dan Fogelberg opened
July 23, 1975	Eagles	Hara Arena	Dayton, Ohio	J.D. Souther opened
July 24, 1975	Eagles	University of Notre Dame	South Bend, Indiana	Poco opened
July 25, 1975	Eagles	Evergreen Valley	Stoneham, Maine	New England Folk Music Festival
July 27, 1975	Eagles	Iowa State Fairgrounds	Des Moines, Iowa
July 29, 1975	Eagles	Southern Illinois University	Edwardsville, Illinois	Mississippi River Festival
July 30, 1975	Eagles	Civic Center	Charleston, West Virginia	Dave Mason opened
August 1, 1975	Eagles	Greensboro Coliseum	Greensboro, North Carolina	Seals and Crofts opened
August 3, 1975	Eagles	Carolina Coliseum	Columbia, South Carolina	Jimmy Buffett opened. In his introduction of the Eagles at their Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame ceremony in 1998, Buffett recalled meeting the band for the first time backstage at this show.
August 4, 1975	Eagles	Freedom Hall Civic Center	Johnson City, Tennessee	Poco opened
August 7, 1975	Eagles	Von Braun Civic Center	Huntsville, Alabama	Poco opened
August 8, 1975	Eagles	Indianapolis Convention Center	Indianapolis, Indiana	Dan Fogelberg opened
August 9, 1975	Eagles	Washington Park	Chicago, Illinois	Linda Ronstadt also performed
August 18-19, 1975	Eagles	Red Rocks Amphitheater	Morrison, Colorado	Dan Fogelberg opened. Although not billed, Tom Waits also performed at either one or both of the shows. (source)
August 21, 1975	Eagles	Seattle Center Coliseum	Seattle, Washington	Roger McGuinn opened
August 22, 1975	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, Oregon	Roger McGuinn opened
August 26, 1975	Eagles	Salt Palace	Salt Lake City, Utah	Roger McGuinn opened
August 28, 1975	Eagles	Community Center Arena	Tucson, Arizona	Roger McGuinn opened
August 29, 1975	Eagles	Civic Center	El Paso, Texas
September 4, 1975	Eagles	Waikiki Shell	Honolulu, Hawaii
September 21, 1975	Eagles	Edgewater Raceway Park	Cincinnati, Ohio	Miami River Music Festival
September 25, 1975	Eagles	Municipal Stadium	Phoenix, Arizona	Jackson Browne and Linda Ronstadt also performed
September 27, 1975	Eagles	Balboa Stadium	San Diego, California	Eagles on bill with Jackson Brown & Linda Ronstadt. The show was filmed and portions of it were shown on Saturday Night Live With Howard Cosell.
September 28, 1975	Eagles	Anaheim Stadium	Anaheim, California	Sunshine Festival. Eagles appeared with Jackson Brown & Linda Ronstadt. Bernie Leadon’s final appearance with the Eagles.

1976

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
January 20, 1976	Eagles	Festival Hall	Brisbane, Australia	Joe Walsh’s debut performance as a member of the Eagles.
January 22, 1976	Eagles	Hordern Pavilion	Sydney, Australia	Due to ticket demand, band performed two back-to-back shows.
January 24, 1976	Eagles	Leederville Oval	Leederville, Australia
January 27, 1976	Eagles	Apollo Stadium	Adelaide, Australia
January 28-29, 1976	Eagles	Festival Hall	Melbourne, Australia
February 2-3, 1976	Eagles	Osaka Festival Hall	Osaka, Japan	Audience recordings exist of both shows with fans audibly yelling for Randy throughout. Click venue to listen.
February 4, 1976	Eagles	Fukuoka Kyuden Gymnasium	Fukuoka, Japan
February 5, 1976	Eagles	International House	Kobe, Japan
February 7, 1976	Eagles	Nippon Budokan	Tokyo, Japan	Click venue for photos plus an audience recording of the show.
February 9, 1976	Eagles	Assembly Hall	Nagoya, Japan
February 12, 1976	Eagles	Blaisdell Arena	Honolulu, Hawaii
May 1, 1976	Eagles	Hughes Stadium	Sacramento, California	Prop 15 fundraiser. Linda Ronstadt & Jimmy Buffett also performed.
May 14, 1976	Eagles	Capital Centre	Largo, Maryland	Jerry Brown Political Benefit
July 1, 1976	Eagles	Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte, North Carolina
July 2, 1976	Eagles	Greensboro Coliseum	Greensboro, North Carolina	Fleetwood Mac also performed
July 3, 1976	Eagles	Omni	Atlanta, Georgia	Fleetwood Mac also performed
July 4, 1976	Eagles	Tampa Stadium	Tampa, Florida	Fleetwood Mac also performed
July 20, 1976	Eagles	Olympia Stadium	Detroit, Michigan	J.D. Souther opened
July 21, 1976	Eagles	Freedom Hall	Louisville, Kentucky	J.D. Souther opened
July 22, 1976	Eagles	Riverfront Coliseum	Cincinnati , Ohio	J.D. Souther opened
July 24, 1976	Eagles	Three Rivers Stadium	Pittsburg, Pennsylvania	Fleetwood Mac also performed
July 25, 1976	Eagles	Schaefer Stadium	Foxboro, Massachusetts	Fleetwood Mac also performed
July 27-28, 1976	Eagles	Spectrum	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Boz Scaggs opened
July 29, 1976	Eagles	Roosevelt Stadium	Jersey City, New Jersey
August 3, 1976	Eagles	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, California	“Day On The Green”
August 5, 1976	Eagles	Memorial Coliseum	Portland, Oregon
August 6, 1976	Eagles	Kingdome	Seattle, Washington	Linda Ronstadt & J.D. Souther opened
August 8, 1976	Eagles	Mile High Stadium	Denver, Colorado	“Colorado Sun Day #3” Linda Ronstadt & Pure Prairie League also performed Randy’s family attended the show.
October 14, 1976	Eagles	Sports Arena	San Diego, California	J.D. Souther opened
October 15, 1976	Eagles	Arizona State University	Tempe, Arizona	J.D. Souther opened
October 16, 1976	Eagles	McKale Center / University of Arizona	Tucson, Arizona	J.D. Souther opened
October 19-22, 1976	Eagles	Forum	Inglewood, California	J.D. Souther opened
November 1, 1976	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Austin, Texas	J.D. Souther opened
November 2, 1976	Eagles	Convention Center	San Antonio, Texas	J.D. Souther opened
November 3, 1976	Eagles	Tarrant County Convention Center Arena	Fort Worth, Texas	J.D. Souther opened
November 5, 1976	Eagles	LSU Assembly Center	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	J.D. Souther opened. During the encore, an audience member throws an object at Randy’s head. Annoyed, he throws it back at the end of the song.
November 6, 1976	Eagles	The Summit	Houston, Texas	J.D. Souther opened
November 7, 1976	Eagles	Hirsch Coliseum	Shreveport, Louisiana	J.D. Souther opened
November 8, 1976	Eagles	University of Oklahoma	Norman, Oklahoma	J.D. Souther opened
November 10, 1976	Eagles	Hilton Coliseum / Iowa State University	Ames, Iowa	J.D. Souther opened
November 11, 1976	Eagles	Chicago Stadium	Chicago, Illinois	J.D. Souther opened
November 12, 1976	Eagles	Crisler Center	Ann Arbor, Michigan	J.D. Souther opened
November 14, 1976	Eagles	City Auditorium Arena	Omaha, Nebraska	J.D. Souther opened
November 15, 1976	Eagles	Henry Levitt Arena – Wichita State University	Wichita, Kansas	J.D. Souther opened
November 16, 1976	Eagles	Tulsa Assembly Center	Tulsa, Oklahoma	J.D. Souther opened
November 18, 1976	Eagles	Metropolitan Sports Center	Minneapolis, Minnesota	J.D Souther opened
November 19, 1976	Eagles	Dane County Coliseum	Madison, Wisconsin
November 20, 1976	Eagles	Elliott Hall of Music / Purdue University	West Lafayette, Indiana	J.D. Souther opened
November 22, 1976	Eagles	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis, Indiana	Randy, Don Felder and opening act, J.D. Souther, are spotted at the local Burger King before the show.
November 23, 1976	Eagles	St. Louis Arena	St. Louis, Missouri	J.D. Souther opened. When the audience applauds a little too long for Randy’s performance of “Take It To The Limit,” he tells them it’s embarrassing him. (Click venue to read review)
November 24, 1976	Eagles	Kemper Arena	Kansas City, Missouri	J.D. Souther opened
December 10, 1976	Eagles	University Arena	Albuquerque, New Mexico
December 11, 1976	Eagles	El Paso Civic Center	El Paso, Texas

1977

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
March 14, 1977	Eagles	Civic Center	Springfield, Massachusetts	
March 15-16, 1977	Eagles	Nassau Coliseum	Uniondale, New York	
March 18, 1977	Eagles	Madison Square Garden	New York, New York	Jimmy Buffett opened.
March 19, 1977	Eagles	War Memorial Auditorium	Rochester, New York	Randy performed both “Take It To The Limit” and “Try And Love Again” at this show. According to the review, his high note in TITTL was “nothing short of amazing…and about three octaves above any sound human beings are usually able to sing.” (Click venue to read review)
March 21-22, 1977	Eagles	Capital Centre	Largo, Maryland	“Try And Love Again” is performed once again, as well as “Take It To The Limit.” Both nights were filmed, but only 6 performances (comprising footage from both nights) have ever been made public.
March 23, 1977	Eagles	Richmond Coliseum	Richmond, Virginia	Jimmy Buffett opened. According to the review, as the band made their way to the stage, they hummed Clyde McPhatter’s “Little Bitty Pretty One” as “a combination harmony check and group-psych.” (Click venue to read review)
March 26, 1977	Eagles	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	New Haven, Connecticut	Jimmy Buffett opened.
March 27, 1977	Eagles	Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena	Binghamton, New York	Jimmy Buffett opened.
March 29, 1977	Eagles	Forum	Montreal, Canada	Jimmy Buffett opened
March 30, 1977	Eagles	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto, Canada	Jimmy Buffett opened
March 31 – April 1, 1977	Eagles	Richfield Coliseum	Cleveland, Ohio	Jimmy Buffett opened
April 25-28, 1977	Eagles	Empire Pool, Wembley	London, England	Dan Fogelberg was originally scheduled as the opening act for the European Tour, but was replaced by Valerie Carter.
April 30 – May 1, 1977	Eagles	Apollo Center	Glasgow, Scotland	Valerie Carter opened.
May 3-4, 1977	Eagles	New Bingley Hall	Stafford, England	Valerie Carter opened.
May 7, 1977	Eagles	Olympiahalle	Munich, Germany	Valerie Carter opened.
May 8, 1977	Eagles	Festhalle	Frankfurt, Germany	Valerie Carter opened.
May 9, 1977	Eagles	Philipshalle	Dusseldorf, Germany	Valerie Carter opened.
May 11-13, 1977	Eagles	Rotterdam Ahoy	Rotterdam, Netherlands	Valerie Carter opened.
May 15, 1977	Eagles	Congress Centrum	Hamburg, Germany	Valerie Carter opened.
May 17, 1977	Eagles	Grona Lund	Stockholm, Sweden	Valerie Carter opened.
May 18, 1977	Eagles	Stadium Nya Ullevi	Gothenburg, Sweden	Valerie Carter opened.
May 28 & 30, 1977	Eagles	Oakland Coliseum	Oakland, California	Day On The Green
June 18, 1977	Eagles	Roanoke Civic Center	Roanoke, Virginia
June 19-20, 1977	Eagles	Omni	Atlanta, Georgia	Andrew Gold opened. Steve Miller made a guest appearance on the first night.
June 21, 1977	Eagles	Carolina Coliseum	Columbia, South Carolina	Randy is described in the review as “a seemingly shy, introverted type with plain, straight hair who seems out of place among the more flashy, mustachioed members of the band.” (Click venue to read review)
June 23, 1977	Eagles	Nashville Municipal Auditorium	Nashville, Tennessee	Andrew Gold opened. The Eagles played a softball game the day before on June 22nd against radio and record company personnel.
June 24, 1977	Eagles	BJCC Coliseum	Birmingham, Alabama	Andrew Gold opened
June 25, 1977	Eagles	Municipal Auditorium	Mobile, Alabama	Andrew Gold opened
June 27, 1977	Eagles	Greensboro Coliseum	Greensboro, North Carolina	Randy hands out water to sweltering fans. His high note on TITTL is compared to opera soprano Anna Moffo.
June 28, 1977	Eagles	Knoxville Civic Coliseum	Knoxville, Tennessee	Andrew Gold opened. The longstanding story goes that Randy, sick with the flu, refused to sing “Take It To The Limit” at this show, resulting in an altercation with Glenn Frey. However, the review mentions that the song was played. The myths behind this show are debunked here.
June 29, 1977	Eagles	Mid-South Coliseum	Memphis, Tennessee	
July 1, 1977	Eagles	Civic Center	Savannah, Georgia	Andrew Gold opened. Randy’s performance of “Take It To The Limit” was deemed the show’s “finest moment” by the review in the Beaufort Gazette (7/8/77).
July 2, 1977	Eagles	Miami Baseball Stadium	Miami, Florida	Jimmy Buffett and Andrew Gold opened
July 3, 1977	Eagles	Tangerine Bowl	Orlando, Florida	Jimmy Buffett opened
July 6, 1977	Eagles	Myriad Convention Center	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	
July 7-8, 1977	Eagles	Tarrant County Convention Center	Fort Worth, Texas	Jimmy Buffett opened
July 9, 1977	Eagles	Jeppesen Stadium	Houston, Texas	Jimmy Buffett opened. This was Randy’s final show with the Eagles.
September 1-3, 1977	Eagles	Alpine Valley Music Center	East Troy, Wisconsin	These shows were cancelled.

SOLO CAREER

1978

Following Randy’s departure from the Eagles, he went on a very brief tour in support of his first solo album, Randy Meisner. His touring band included Kerry Morris on bass, Steve Edwards on guitar, Kelly Shanahan on drums, Peter Reilich on keyboards, and Don Ullstrom on vocals. Following this tour, Randy did not perform again for nearly two-and-a-half years.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
August 4, 1978	Randy Meisner	Miami Baseball Stadium	Miami, Florida	Randy is scheduled as an opening act for Jimmy Buffett, but does not appear to have performed.
August 7, 1978	Randy Meisner	Tangerine Bowl	Orlando, Florida	Rock Super Bowl 5. Randy cancelled.
August 25-26, 1978	Randy Meisner	Golden Bear	Huntington Beach, California	
September 1-3, 1978	Randy Meisner	Roxy Theater	Los Angeles, California	
September 4, 1978	Randy Meisner	Hughes Stadium	Sacramento, California	Labor Day concert. Also on bill: Heart, Sammy Hagar & Bob Welch.
September 5-7, 1978	Randy Meisner	Boarding House	San Francisco, California	
September 8, 1978	Randy Meisner	Universal Ampitheater	Universal City, California	Opened for Bob Welch

1981

Randy returned to touring in support his second album, One More Song, in 1981. His new backing band, The Silverados, included: Sterling Smith on keyboards, Craig Hull on guitar, Bryan Garofalo on bass, Craig Krampf on drums, Don Francisco on percussion, and Terese Heston on vocals. The band name, only used for this tour, was taken from a lyric in the title track of the album.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)		LOCATION		NOTES
February 12, 1981	Randy Meisner	The Summit		Houston, Texas		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 13, 1981	Randy Meisner	Special Events Center		Austin, Texas		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 14, 1981	Randy Meisner	Central Plex		Baton Rouge, Louisiana		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 15, 1981	Randy Meisner	Reunion Arena		Dallas, Texas		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 16, 1981	Randy Meisner	Bicentennial Center		Salina, Kansas		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 18, 1981	Randy Meisner	Hilton Coliseum		Ames, Iowa		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 19, 1981	Randy Meisner	Kemper Arena		Kansas City, Missouri		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 20, 1981	Randy Meisner	Barton Coliseum		Little Rock, Arkansas		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 21, 1981	Randy Meisner	Biloxi Coast Coliseum		Biloxi, Mississippi		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 22, 1981	Randy Meisner	Oral Roberts Center		Tulsa, Oklahoma		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 23, 1981	Randy Meisner	Eastern New Mexico University		Portales, New Mexico		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 24, 1981	Randy Meisner	University of New Mexico Arena		Albequerque, New Mexico		Opened for The Beach Boys
February 26, 1981	Randy Meisner	Capitol Theatre		Salt Lake City, Utah		
February 27, 1981	Randy Meisner	Fridays television show		Los Angeles, California		Show was taped live
February 28, 1981	Randy Meisner	Rainbow Music Hall		Denver, Colorado		A recording of this show was released on CD in 2018 (Live In Denver).
March 1, 1981	Randy Meisner	Pogo’s Electric Cowboy		Omaha, Nebraska		Jimmie Spheeris opened
March 2, 1981	Randy Meisner	Sam’s		Minneapolis, Minnesota		Jimmie Spheeris opened
March 3, 1981	Randy Meisner	Headliner’s		Madison, Wisconsin		
March 4, 1981	Randy Meisner	Park West Theater		Chicago, Ilinois		
March 5, 1981	Randy Meisner	The Palms		Milwaukee, Wisconsin		Jimmie Spheeris opened
March 7, 1981	Randy Meisner	Bogart’s		Cincinnati, Ohio		Mike Reid opened.
March 8, 1981	Randy Meisner	Agora Ballroom		Columbus, Ohio		
March 9, 1981	Randy Meisner	Agora Ballroom		Cleveland, Ohio		Rosanne Cash opened
March 11-12, 1981	Randy Meisner	The Bottom Line		New York, New York		Rosanne Cash opened
March 13, 1981	Randy Meisner	My Father’s Place		Roslyn, New York		
March 14, 1981	Randy Meisner	Emerald City		Philadelphia, Pennsylvania		
March 15, 1981	Randy Meisner	Paradise Theatre		Boston, Massachusetts		
March 18, 1981	Randy Meisner	Neighbors of Woodcraft Hall		Portland, Oregon		
March 19, 1981	Randy Meisner	Paramount Theater		Seattle, Washington		
March 22, 1981	Randy Meisner	Keystone Palo Alto		Palo Alto, California		
March 23, 1981	Randy Meisner	Old Waldorf		San Francisco, California		
March 26, 1981	Randy Meisner	Reseda’s Country Club		Reseda, California		
March 27, 1981	Randy Meisner	Golden Bear		Huntington Beach, California		
March 29, 1981	Randy Meisner	Santa Barbara County Bowl		Santa Barbara, California		Also on the bill: America and Dave Mason
April 8, 1981	Randy Meisner	PM Magazine		Cleveland, Ohio		Air date was April 8th. Probably filmed while Randy was in Cleveland in March.
May 17-18, 1981	Randy Meisner	Nippon Seinenkan Hall		Tokyo, Japan		
May 22, 1981	Randy Meisner	Nakano Sun Plaza		Tokyo, Japan
July 21, 1981	Randy Meisner	The Merv Griffin Show		Los Angeles, California		Randy performed “Hearts On Fire” and “Gotta Get Away.” He was also interviewed.

1982-83

Randy revamped his backing band for this tour. Sterling Smith remained on keyboards. The other members included: Dixon House on keyboards, Howard Leese on guitar, John Corey on guitar, Tom Erak on bass, and Denny Carmassi on drums.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
August 3, 1982	Randy Meisner	The Merv Griffin Show	Los Angeles, California	Randy performed “Playin’ In The Deep End” and “Never Been In Love.” He was also briefly interviewed.
September 16, 1982	Randy Meisner	Bronco Billy’s	Cathedral City, California	Show was cancelled because Randy was sick with laryngitis.
September 19, 1982	Randy Meisner	Humphreys Half Moon Inn	San Diego, California	
October 15, 1982	Randy Meisner	Distillery East	Escondido, California	
October 16, 1982	Randy Meisner	Celebrity Theater/UC Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara, California	
October 19, 1982	Randy Meisner	Yanks	Tucson, Arizona	
October 20, 1982	Randy Meisner	Graham Central Station	Phoenix, Arizona	
October 24, 1982	Randy Meisner	Billy Bob’s	Fort Worth, Texas	
October 28, 1982	Randy Meisner	D.U. Ice Arena	Denver, Colorado	Opened for The Little River Band
October 31, 1982	Randy Meisner	Univ. of Wyoming	Laramie, Wyoming	Opened for The Little River Band
November 5, 1982	Randy Meisner	Dee Events Center/Weber State College	Ogden, Utah	Opened for The Little River Band
November 6, 1982	Randy Meisner	Arena Field House / Montana State University	Bozeman, Montana	Opened for The Little River Band
November 7, 1982	Randy Meisner	UM Field House / University of Montana	Missoula, Montana	Opened for The Little River Band
November 8, 1982	Randy Meisner	Central Washington University	Ellensburg, Washington	Opened for The Little River Band
December 1, 1982	Randy Meisner	Nick’s Uptown Theater	Dallas, Texas	This show was recorded and released on vinyl as Dallas, first in Japan in 1983, then on CD in the UK & US in 2002 & 2003 respectively.
December 3, 1982	Randy Meisner	Pogo’s	Wichita, Kansas	
December 5, 1982	Randy Meisner	The C.T.	Victoria, Texas	
December 6, 1982	Randy Meisner	Club Foot	Austin, Texas	
December 8, 1982	Randy Meisner	Olde Beaumont Cafe	Beaumont, Texas	
December 9, 1982	Randy Meisner	Fitzgerald’s	Houston, Texas	Randy performed two shows
December 11, 1982	Randy Meisner	Riverboat President	New Orleans, Louisiana	
December 12, 1982	Randy Meisner	UF Bandshell	Gainesville, Florida	This was a free concert
December 14, 1982	Randy Meisner	Brassy’s	Cocoa Beach, Florida	Review includes backstage interview. Click venue.
December 15, 1982	Randy Meisner	Stage East	Stuart, Florida	Review includes backstage interview. Click venue.
December 16, 1982	Randy Meisner	Moonshadow Saloon	Atlanta, Georgia	Concert preview includes interview. Click venue.
December 17, 1982	Randy Meisner	Diamond Jim’s	Charlotte, North Carolina	
December 18, 1982	Randy Meisner	The Forum	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	
January 25, 1983	Randy Meisner	Yubin Chokin Kaikan	Tokyo, Japan	
January 26, 1983	Randy Meisner	Shibuya Kokaido	Tokyo, Japan	
January 27, 1983	Randy Meisner	Kosei Nenkin Kaikan	Osaka, Japan	
January 28, 1983	Randy Meisner	Aichi Kinro Kaikan	Osaka, Japan	
January 30, 1983	Randy Meisner	Nippon Seinenkan	Tokyo, Japan	
June 25, 1983	Randy Meisner	College Grove Center	San Diego, California	KSON Outdoor Concert Benefit For The Blind
July 1-3, 1983	Randy Meisner	Oregon Trail Lounge	Gering, Nebraska	
July 6, 1983	Randy Meisner	Turn Of The Century	Denver, Colorado	
July 28, 1984	The Drivin’ Dynamics		Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Randy, along with members of his former band, The Drivin’ Dynamics, performed at his 20th high school reunion.
May 12, 1985	Randy Meisner	Oregon Trail Lounge	Gering, Nebraska	Randy was one of three judges at the first annual KNEB Radio/Wrangler Country Showdown, a contest for amateur country singers. He also performed during a break.

BLACK TIE

The group Black Tie was a trio comprised of Randy, Billy Swan, and Jimmy Griffin. For a couple of these dates, former Eagle Bernie Leadon appeared as a guest.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
September 28, 1985	Black Tie	Civic Center	Los Angeles, California	Los Angeles Street Scene Festival
November 14, 1985	Black Tie	Belly Up Tavern	Solana Beach, California	Debut club performance. Bernie Leadon performs with the band.
December 7, 1985	Black Tie	Madame Wong’s West	Santa Monica, California	Bernie Leadon performs with the band
January 25-27, 1986	Black Tie	The Lone Star Cafe	Brooklyn, New York	Bernie Leadon performs with the band
January 30, 1986	Black Tie	Jonathan Swift’s	Boston, Massachusetts	Blondie Chaplin replaces Bernie Leadon
February 2, 1986	Black Tie	The Station	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
February 8, 1986	Black Tie	Harlow’s	Atlanta, Georgia
February 9, 1986	Black Tie	Music Row Showcase Club	Nashville, Tennessee
February 11, 1986	Black Tie	Mississippi Nights	St. Louis, Missouri
June 7, 1986	Black Tie	Camp Kiwanis	Scottsbluff, Nebraska	Music Fest ’86
June 17, 1986	Black Tie	Cinegrill	Hollywood, California
June 30, 1986	Randy Meisner	Beverly Theatre	Beverly Hills, California	Rick Nelson benefit
July 8, 1986	Black Tie	Cinegrill	Hollywood, California
September 5, 1986	Black Tie	Kono Hawaii	Santa Ana, California	Show was cancelled.

ROBERTS-MEISNER BAND

In early 1987, Randy joined Rick Roberts formerly of The Flying Burrito Brothers and Firefall, to form the Roberts-Meisner Band. They performed together for the next two years. Randy left when he was offered the chance to rejoin Poco.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
April 9, 1987	Something Wonderful	Concord Palace	Concord, California	Band featured Stephen Stills and was billed as “Something Wonderful Featuring Rick Roberts, Stephen Stills & Randy Meisner.”
April 10, 1987	Something Wonderful	Holidome/Holiday Inn	Sacramento, California	Billed as Rick Roberts, Randy Meisner & The Something Wonderful Band
April 18, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	La Semana Alegre, HemisFair Plaza	San Antonio, Texas	Name change to Rick Roberts and Open Secret
May 14, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	Belly Up Tavern	San Diego, California
May 29, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	Dugout	Post Falls, Idaho
May 30, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	Gallatin County Fairgrounds	Bozeman, Montana
June 5, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	Rosco’s	Vancouver, Washington
June 20, 1987	Rick Roberts & Open Secret	Glen Ivy Hot Springs	Corona, California	4th Annual Glen Ivy Hot Springs Summer Music Festival
June 28-July 12, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Reno Hilton	Reno, Nevada	The band is now called The Roberts-Meisner Band.
July 18, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Fabulous Fifties	Hayward, California	This was a last-minute appearance.
August 7, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Chautauqua Park	Boulder, Colorado	Replacement for Randy Newman, who canceled due to illness
late August, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Bay Cabaret/Harrah’s	Atlantic City, New Jersey	In his book Lame Brain, Roberts said the band played Harrah’s in NJ for two weeks. I could not find an ad with the exact dates.
September 25, 1987	Randy Meisner	The Palace	Los Angeles, California	Filming of Richard Marx MTV Special. Timothy B. Schmit also appeared.
October 8, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	O.T. Price’s Music Hall	Santa Cruz, California
October 20-25, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Casino Cabaret/Harrah’s	Reno, Nevada
December 5, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	DeAnza Theater	Riverside, California
December 9, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Oregon Electric Station	Eugene, Oregon
December 10, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Marshfield High School Auditorium	Coos Bay, Oregon
December 22-23, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Club Paradise	Aspen, Colorado
December 31, 1987	Roberts-Meisner Band	Calvary Presbyterian Church	San Francisco, California
February 25, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Holiday Inn Ventura Beach Resort	Ventura, California	Double bill with the Atlanta Rhythm Section
February 27, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Trancas	Malibu, California
March 12, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	O.T. Price’s Music Hall	Santa Cruz, California
March 13, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Magnolia’s	Santa Rosa, California
March 14, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	The Odyssey Room	Sunnyvale, California
April 6, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	The Lighthouse Cafe	Hermosa Beach, California
May 7, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Bing Crosby Hall / Del Mar Fairgrounds	Del Mar, California
May 14, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Central Coast Theater	Pismo Beach, California	Strawberry Alarm Clock also performed
May 25, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Magnolia’s	Santa Rosa, California
May 29, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Masonic Temple	Portland, Oregon
June 7-July 3, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Players Lounge/Sands Casino	Atlantic City, New Jersey
July 21, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Temple Theater	Tacoma, Washington	A reorganized version of The Byrds (with original member Gene Clark) also performed
July 28, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Belly Up Tavern	Solana Beach, California
July 31, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Calamity Jayne’s	Las Vegas, Nevada
August 9-12, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Gussie L’Amour’s	Honolulu, Hawaii	Country Joe McDonald as the added attraction
October 7, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Cucamonga Guasti Regional Park	Rancho Cucamonga, California	Grape Harvest Festival. Strawberry Alarm Clock also performed
November 9, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Nashville Now	Nashville, Tennessee	Live taping of Nashville Now appearance.
November 9, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	The Bluebird Cafe	Nashville, Tennessee
November 18, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Holiday Inn Ventura Beach Resort	Ventura, California	Double bill with The Guess Who
December 1, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Cabaret Sauvignon	Sonoma, California
December 31, 1988	Roberts-Meisner Band	Sheraton Harbor Island East	San Diego, California
March 2, 1989	Roberts-Meisner Band	Backstage	Seattle, Washington
May 20, 1989	Roberts-Meisner Band	Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area	Irwindale, California	2nd Annual Los Angeles Country Fest
May 21, 1989	Roberts-Meisner Band	Strawberry Festival	Oxnard, California
July 1, 1989	Roberts-Meisner Band	Inn At Otter Crest	Otter Rock, Oregon

POCO

The original members of Poco reunited, made an album (Legacy), and went on tour. Randy remained with the band until 1991.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
October 4, 1989	Poco	Arsenio Hall Show	Hollywood, California
October 24, 1989	Poco	Countdown (Dutch TV Show)	Amsterdam, Netherlands	(The date listed is the filming date)
November 17, 1989	Poco	Tonight Show with Johnny Carson	Burbank, California
November 21, 1989	Poco	The Pat Sajak Show	Hollywood, California
January 22, 1990	Poco	Tonight Show with Jay Leno	Burbank, California
January 24, 1990	Poco	A.J. Palumbo Center / Duquesne University	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Opened for Richard Marx
January 25, 1990	Poco	The Palace	Auburn Hills, Michigan	Opened for Richard Marx
January 27, 1990	Poco	John F. Savage Hall / University of Toledo	Toledo, Ohio	Opened for Richard Marx
January 29, 1990	Poco	St. Joseph Civic Arena	Kansas City, Missouri	Opened for Richard Marx
January 30, 1990	Poco	St. Louis Arena	St. Louis, Missouri	Opened for Richard Marx
January 31, 1990	Poco	Assembly Hall / University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana	Champaign, Illinois	Opened for Richard Marx
February 2, 1990	Poco	UIC Pavillion / University of Chicago	Chicago, Illinois	Opened for Richard Marx
February 3, 1990	Poco	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis, Indiana	Opened for Richard Marx
February 4, 1990	Poco	Convocation Center / University of Notre Dame	South Bend, Indiana	Opened for Richard Marx
February 6, 1990	Poco	Hilton Coliseum / Iowa State University	Ames, Iowa	Opened for Richard Marx
February 7, 1990	Poco	Riverfront Coliseum	Cincinnati, Ohio	Opened for Richard Marx
February 9-10, 1990	Poco	Radio City Music Hall	New York, New York	Opened for Richard Marx
February 13, 1990	Poco	New Haven Coliseum	New Haven, Connecticut	Opened for Richard Marx
February 14, 1990	Poco	The Centrum	Worcester, Massachusetts	Opened for Richard Marx
February 15, 1990	Poco	Montreal Forum	Montreal, Quebec, Canada	Opened for Richard Marx
February 16, 1990	Poco	The Diamond Club	Toronto, Canada
April 7, 1990	Poco	Hoosier Dome	Indianapolis, Indiana	“Farm Aid”
June 24, 1990	Poco	Del Mar Fair	Del Mar, California
July 1-2, 1990	Poco	Heartland Stage / Summerfest	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
July 3, 1990	Poco	Minnesota State Capitol	Saint Paul, Minnesota	“A Taste of Minnesota”
July 4, 1990	Poco	Cotton Bowl	Dallas, Texas	“Freedom Fest”
July 7, 1990	Poco	Winter Park Resort	Winter Park, Colorado	American Music Festival
July 8, 1990	Poco	Howelsen Hill	Steamboat Springs, Colorado	Special guest: Firefall
July 10, 1990	Poco	Luther Burbank Center	Santa Rosa, California	Kris McKay opened
July 11, 1990	Poco	Circle Star Theatre	San Carlos, California
July 12, 1990	Poco	The Catalyst	Santa Cruz, California	Kris McKay opened
July 13, 1990	Poco	Ventura Concert Theatre	Ventura, California	Kris McKay opened
July 14, 1990	Poco	Celebrity Theater	Anaheim, California	Kris McKay opened
July 21, 1990	Poco	I. C. Light Melody Tent	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
July 22, 1990	Poco	Riverfront Theater	Detroit, Michigan
July 27, 1990	Poco	The Paradise	Boston, Massachusetts
July 28, 1990	Poco	The Chance	Poughkeepsie, New York
July 29, 1990	Poco	F. M. Kirby Center	Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania	Also on bill: Dave Mason
July 31, 1990	Poco	Berkshire Performing Arts Center	Lenox, Massachusetts
August 3, 1990	Poco	Waterloo Village	Stanhope, New Jersey
August 4, 1990	Poco	Naval Air Station	New London, Connecticut	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
August 5, 1990	Poco	Valley Forge Music Fair	Devon, Pennsylvania	Also on bill: Dave Mason
August 6, 1990	Poco	Westbury Music Fair	Westbury, Long Island, New York	Also on bill: Dave Mason
August 8, 1990	Poco	The Ritz	New York, New York	Also on bill: Dave Mason and Kris McKay
August 10, 1990	Poco	The Boathouse	Norfolk, Virginia	Also on bill: Kris McKay
August 11, 1990	Poco	Butler Stadium	Quantico, Virginia	Poco did not perform due to rain.
August 18, 1990	Poco	Liversedge Hall/Camp Lejeune	Jacksonville, Florida	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
August 22, 1990	Poco	Front Row Theatre	Cleveland, Ohio	Also on bill: Kris McKay
August 23, 1990	Poco	Peacock Pavilion/Cincinnati Zoo	Cincinnati, Ohio
August 25, 1990	Poco	Naval Air Station	Millington, Tennessee	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
August 26, 1990	Poco	Honor Field/Fort Polk	Leesville, Louisiana	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
August 27, 1990	Poco	Tower Theatre	Houston, Texas	Kris McKay opened
August 30, 1990	Poco	Celebrity Theatre	Phoenix, Arizona	Also on bill: Kris McKay
August 31, 1990	Poco	Fort Huachuca	Sierra Vista, Arizona	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
September 1, 1990	Poco	A.C. “Ace” Bowen Rodeo Grounds/Camp Pendleton	Oceanside, California	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
September 3, 1990	Poco	Richardson Field/Pearl Harbor	Honolulu, Hawaii	Marlboro Music Military Tour with .38 Special and Angel Train
October 15-16, 1990	Poco	Nakano Sun Plaza	Tokyo, Japan	A rare, detailed review exists for this show. Click venue.
October 19, 1990	Poco	Kosei Nenkin Kaikan Hall/Shinjuku	Tokyo, Japan
October 21, 1990	Poco	The Bottom Line	Nagoya, Japan
October 22, 1990	Poco	Takatsuki Gendai Gekijo	Osaka, Japan
May 26, 1991	Poco	Union Terrace Park	Allentown, Pennsylvania

1990s & BEYOND

This section focuses on the latter part of Randy’s career. It encompasses Meisner, Swan & Rich and the World Classic Rockers, as well as a handful of dates where Randy is billed as himself or as The Randy Meisner Band.

A note about Meisner, Swan & Rich. For most of the shows listed below they were billed under their original name: Meisner, Rich & Swan. Their name change, due to a CD labeling mishap, did not occur until 2001, when the band was no longer performing together. I have chosen to use their original band name for this archive unless otherwise noted.

DATE	BAND	VENUE (click each for more info)	LOCATION	NOTES
June 17-18, 1992	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Dos Gringos	Temecula, California	This was the band’s first performance.
August 20, 1992	Meisner, Rich & Swan	The Strand	Redondo Beach, California	Jim Messina also performed.
August 27, 1992	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Belly Up Tavern	Solana Beach, California	Opened for Jim Messina and His Acoustic Band.
October 18, 1992	Randy Meisner Band	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, California	Co-billed with Jim Messina & his band
November 19, 1992	Kindred Spirits	Doc Ricketts’ Lab	Monterrey, California	Meisner, Rich & Swan are billed here as “Kindred Spirits”
November 21, 1992	Randy Meisner Band	Konocti Harbor Resort & Spa	Clear Lake, California	Co-billed with Jim Messina & his band
February 13, 1993	Randy Meisner	Ventura Concert Theater	Ventura, California	Co-billed with Jim Messina
May 17, 1993	Randy Meisner Band	BB O’Briens	Palm Desert, California	With Allan Rich & Billy Swan. (Allan Rich aka Charlie Rich, Jr.)
June 5, 1993	Kindred Spirits	Tooele County Arts Festival	Tooele, Utah	Meisner, Rich & Swan are billed as “Kindred Spirits”
June 19-20, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Country Cavalcade Festival	Karis-Karjaa, Finland	Also on bill: The Desert Rose Band
June 22, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	The Paradiso	Amsterdam, Netherlands
June 23, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Noorderligt	Tiburg, Netherlands
July 3, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Clearwater Beach	Clearwater, Florida	Co-billed with Jim Messina and his band (Meisner & Messina also performed together)
August 14, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Washington County Fair	St. George, Utah
August 19, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Metro Washingtron Park Zoo	Portland, Oregon
October 9, 1993	Randy Meisner	Ojai Day	Ojai, California
October 16, 1993	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Rosalie Bicentennial Gardens	Natchez, Mississippi	Great Mississippi River Balloon Race
March 11, 1994	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Yarrow Hotel	Park City, Utah	Fundraiser for the National Ability Center
April 2, 1994	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Wise Guys	Pasadena, California
April 9, 1994	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Cox Center / Dixie State University	George, Utah	Also on bill: Diamond Rio and BlackHawk
May 21, 1994	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Faneuil Hall Marketplace	Boston, Massachusetts	Music Festival For The Earth
June 12, 1994	Randy Meisner Band	Anderson’s Fifth Estate	Scottsdale, Arizona	Randy was interviewed in a preview for the show. Click venue.
November 1, 1994	Randy Meisner	B.B. King’s Blues Club	Los Angeles, California	Private party, hosted by MusiCares, for the publication of the book “Musicians As Artists.” Randy donated artwork for a silent auction and also performed.
January 10-11, 1995	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Oregon Trail Lounge	Gering, Nebraska	The first night was filmed and Randy was interviewed. Watch here.
January 12, 1995	Randy Meisner	Buffalo Rose	Golden, Colorado
May 12, 1995	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Palomino Club	North Hollywood, California
June 30, 1995	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Palomino Club	North Hollywood, California
September 18, 1995	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Derby Dinner Playhouse	Louisville, Kentucky
September 23, 1995	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Pepperdine University	Malibu, California
January 19, 1996	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Dee Events Center / Webster State University	Ogden, Utah	Opened for Collin Raye
April 6, 1996	Meisner, Rich & Swan	The Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, California
December 31, 1996	Meisner, Rich & Swan	Lake of the Torches Casino	Green Bay, Wisconsin
July 15, 1997	World Classic Rockers	Billboard Live	West Hollywood, California
September 26, 1997	World Classic Rockers	Pan Am Center / University of New Mexico	Las Cruces, New Mexico
January 12, 1998		Waldorf Astoria Hotel	New York, New York	Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Induction
February 1, 1998	World Classic Rockers	Capitol High School	Boise, Idaho
June 27, 1998	World Classic Rockers	Coach House	San Juan Capistrano, California
July 3-5, 1998	World Classic Rockers	Maxim’s	Los Angeles, California
July 25, 1998	World Classic Rockers	Orange County Fair Grounds	Costa Mesa, California
August 7, 1998	World Classic Rockers	Flamingo Hilton	Reno, Nevada
November 6, 1998	World Classic Rockers	WestWorld of Scottsdale	Scottsdale , Arizona
May 2, 1999	World Classic Rockers	Farm Show Arena	Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
July 9-11, 14-18, 1999	World Classic Rockers	Claridge Casino Hotel	Atlantic City, New Jersey
June 3, 2000	World Classic Rockers	Sunset Station	San Antonio, Texas
June 16, 2000	World Classic Rockers	Palmer Auditorium	Austin, Texas
July 21, 2000	World Classic Rockers	Ector County Coliseum	Odessa, Texas
July 23, 2000	World Classic Rockers	Newhall Park	Santa Clarita, California
August 8-9, 2000	Randy Meisner	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica, California	“A Gathering of the Clan” – Fred Walecki Benefit Concert
August 19, 2000	World Classic Rockers	Scotts Bluff County Fair	Mitchell, Nebraska
August 19, 2000		Sanford Hall	Mitchell, Nebraska	Drivin’ Dynamics Induction into the Nebraska Music Hall of Fame
July 8, 2001	World Classic Rockers	Newhall Park	Santa Clarita, California
July 13, 2001	Drivin’ Dynamics	Oregon Trail Lounge	Gering, Nebraska	Drivin’ Dynamics 40th Anniversary
July 15, 2001	World Classic Rockers	Santa Buenaventura State Park	Ventura, CA	Beach Ride benefit
August 12, 2001	World Classic Rockers	Town and Country Fair	Napa, California
July 20, 2002	World Classic Rockers	The Amphitheater	Cadott, Wisconsin
December 31, 2003	World Classic Rockers	Hilton	Waikoloa Village, Hawaii
November 5, 2004	World Classic Rockers	Golden Phoenix Hotel Casino Showroom	Reno, Nevada
April 19, 2005	Randy Meisner	Las Vegas Convention Center	Las Vegas, Nevada	National Association of Broadcasters trade show. Randy and Billy Swan were guests of Charlie Rich’s band.
December 31, 2005	World Classic Rockers	Hilton	Waikoloa Village, Hawaii
January 28, 2006	Randy Meisner	Flip’s	Catalina Island, California	Randy, Spencer Davis, Joey Stec, Freddie Chambers sit in with Roger Connelly and The Blues Merchants
September 9, 2006	World Classic Rockers	Bella Beach Party	Huntington Beach, California	Charitable event that was part of the grand opening of the Bella Terra shopping center.
April 6, 2008	World Classic Rockers	Naples Music Festival	Naples, Florida	Benefit for Garden of Hope and Courage. Randy appeared for the last time as a special guest with The World Classic Rockers.