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!  colspan="2" | <big>The Police move to Manhattan<big>
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| colspan="2" align="center" | [[Image:1979_03_30_Unicorn_Times_March_ad.jpg|thumb|center|an ad in "Unicorn Times" (March [[1979]]) - provided by Michael Tramonte]] [[Image:1979_03_30_Unicorn_Times_April_ad.jpg|thumb|center|an ad in "Unicorn Times" (April [[1979]]) - provided by Michael Tramonte]]
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[[The Police]] travel to Manhattan in New York, NY, USA.
  
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On [[1979-03-30]], [[The Police]] performed at the [[Bayou]].
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Originally the band was supposed to perform at the [[Bayou]] in Washington, DC, USA.
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[[Sting]] had voice problems and they had to re-schedule the Philadelphia concert on [[1979-04-02]], too.
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At their last set at [[The Bottom Line]] on [[1979-04-04]] [[Sting]] mentions that [[The Police]] had been in New York City for "five days".
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source: Circus - April 3, 1979; Washington Post ad - March 30, 1979  
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sources: [[Stewart Copeland]]'s diary; ads in Unicorn Times - March & April [[1979]]; Circus - April 3, [[1979]]; Washington Post ad - March 30, [[1979]]
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Latest revision as of 06:44, 13 June 2022


<== previous entry

The Police move to Manhattan
an ad in "Unicorn Times" (March 1979) - provided by Michael Tramonte
an ad in "Unicorn Times" (April 1979) - provided by Michael Tramonte
Date: 1979-03-30
Location: -> New York, NY, USA - Manhattan
Attendees: The Police

The Police travel to Manhattan in New York, NY, USA.

Originally the band was supposed to perform at the Bayou in Washington, DC, USA. Sting had voice problems and they had to re-schedule the Philadelphia concert on 1979-04-02, too.

At their last set at The Bottom Line on 1979-04-04 Sting mentions that The Police had been in New York City for "five days".

See also

This section needs more information.

External links

This section needs more information.

References

sources: Stewart Copeland's diary; ads in Unicorn Times - March & April 1979; Circus - April 3, 1979; Washington Post ad - March 30, 1979


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