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* '''1979''' – [[01 December 1979|Houston, TX, USA: The Palace]] | * '''1979''' – [[01 December 1979|Houston, TX, USA: The Palace]] | ||
− | * '''1982''' – [[01 December 1982-1|Detroit, MI, USA: Masonic Temple Auditorium]] ( | + | * '''1982''' – [[01 December 1982-1|Detroit, MI, USA: Masonic Temple Auditorium]] (a.m., billed as 30 Nov., midnight) |
* '''2000''' – [[01 December 2000|Dallas, TX, USA: Dallas Convention Center Arena]] | * '''2000''' – [[01 December 2000|Dallas, TX, USA: Dallas Convention Center Arena]] | ||
* '''2015''' – <s>Birmingham, England - Symphony Hall</s> (canceled before tickets went on sale, 2 shows) | * '''2015''' – <s>Birmingham, England - Symphony Hall</s> (canceled before tickets went on sale, 2 shows) |
Revision as of 12:27, 19 August 2017
1 December
Releases
- 1989 – The Scandalous Sex Suite was released. It featured the non-album track Sex and a 19-minute three-part version of Scandalous
Concerts
- 1979 – Houston, TX, USA: The Palace
- 1982 – Detroit, MI, USA: Masonic Temple Auditorium (a.m., billed as 30 Nov., midnight)
- 2000 – Dallas, TX, USA: Dallas Convention Center Arena
- 2015 –
Birmingham, England - Symphony Hall(canceled before tickets went on sale, 2 shows)
Performances
- 2006 – Las Vegas, NV, USA: 3121 @ Rio Hotel & Casino (guesting w/ Johnny Polanco y su Conjunto Amistad)
- 2014 – Hollywood, CA, USA: WJazz Night @ W Hollywood (guesting w/ Nikki Leonti & The Honest Cheaters @ Sunday Jazz)
Miscellaneous
- 1987 – Prince decided to cancel the release of The Black Album one week prior to its scheduled release
- 1993 – The Hits 1 was certified gold and The Hits / The B-Sides was certified gold and platinum by the RIAA
Associated Artists
- 1982 – The Time perform in Detroit, MI, USA: Masonic Temple, supporting Prince (2 shows)
- 1982 – Vanity 6 perform in Detroit, MI, USA: Masonic Temple, supporting Prince (2 shows)
- 1987 – Sheila E. appears on The Tonight Show featuring Johnny Carson (US television)