Crosby, Stills & Nash 1982 and 1983 tours

CSN 1982 and 1983 tours

Tour by Crosby, Stills & Nash
Start date	5 June 1982
End date	12 July 1983
Legs	3
No. of shows	79
Crosby, Stills & Nash concert chronology

These tours were the third tours as the trio of Crosby, Stills & Nash, without Neil Young. They were in support of the 1982 album Daylight Again, and the 1983 live album Allies.

History

This was their first tour in 4 years, supporting their album Daylight Again. This was also the first time CSN toured Europe, since two dates back in 1970.[1][2][3][4][5]

Personnel

• David Crosby – vocals, guitars
• Stephen Stills – vocals, guitars, keyboards
• Graham Nash – vocals, guitars, organ
• Michael Sturgis – guitar
• Mike Finnigan – keyboards
• Efrain Toro – percussion
• George "Chocolate" Perry – bass (1982 tour)
• Joe Vitale – drums (1982 tour)
• Kim Bullard – keyboards (1983 tour)
• James Newton Howard – keyboards (1982 tour)
• Kenny Passarelli – bass (1983 tour)
• Rick Jaeger – drums (1983 tour)

Setlist

A typical set list for the 1982 tour included the following, although there were substitutions, variations and order switches throughout the tour.

1. "Love the One You're With" (Stills)
2. "Turn Your Back on Love" (Stills, Nash)
3. "The Lee Shore" (Crosby)
4. "Just a Song Before I Go" (Nash)
5. "Chicago" (Nash)
6. "Barrel of Pain (Half-Life)" (Nash)
7. "To the Last Whale..." (Crosby, Nash)
8. "Southern Cross" (Stills)
9. "See the Changes" (Stills)
10. "Long Time Gone" (Crosby)
11. "You Don't Have to Cry" (Stills)
12. "Darkstar" (Stills)
13. "Blackbird" (Lennon/McCartney)
14. "Wasted on the Way" (Nash)
15. "Delta" (Crosby)
16. "Guinevere" (Crosby)
17. "Wooden Ships" (Crosby, Stills, Kantner)
18. "Suite: Judy Blues Eyes" (Stills)
19. "Cathedral" (Nash)
20. "For What It's Worth" (Stills)
21. "Carry On" (Stills)
22. "Teach Your Children" (Nash)

1982 tour dates

Tours
Date	City	Country	Venue	Attendance	Gross	Ref(s)
5 June 1982	Pasadena	United States	Rose Bowl ("Peace Sunday Committee Benefit")	66,224	$731,057	[6]
Summer Tour
31 July 1982	Hartford	United States	Hartford Civic Center Arena	15,906/15,906	$175,831	[7]
1 August 1982	Portland		Cumberland County Civic Center	9,174/9,174	$113,300	[8]
2 August 1982	Providence		Providence Civic Center	13,149/13,149	$145,542	[8]
5 August 1982	Columbia		Merriweather Post Pavilion
7 August 1982	Hampton		Hampton Coliseum
9 August 1982	Pittsburgh		Civic Arena	17,000/17,000	$200,759	[9]
10 August 1982	Hershey		Hersheypark Stadium	14,750/20,000	$170,198	[10]
11 August 1982	Philadelphia		The Spectrum	15,576,17,200	$171,167	[11]
13 August 1982	East Rutherford		Meadowlands Arena	20,223/20,223	$237,618	[11]
14 August 1982	Uniondale		Nassau Coliseum	16,732	$212,062	[10]
16 August 1982	Clarkston		Pine Knob Music Center
17 August 1982
18 August 1982	Charleston		Charleston Civic Center
20 August 1982	Indianapolis		Market Square Arena	11,382/14,000	$133,750	[9]
21 August 1982	Hoffman Estates		Poplar Creek Music Theatre
22 August 1982	Milwaukee		Lakefront Arena
24 August 1982	St Louis		Checkerdome	10,654/12,615	$128,387	[9]
25 August 1982	Kansas City		Kemper Arena	8,120/9,420	$99,350	[12]
26 August 1982	Tulsa		Mabee Arena
28 August 1982	Oklahoma City		The Myriad
29 August 1982	Wichita		Henry Levitt Arena
30 August 1982	Omaha		Omaha Civic Auditorium
1 September 1982	Denver		Red Rocks Amphitheatre	18,000/18,000	$222,623	[12]
2 September 1982
4 September 1982	Berkeley		Greek Theater	8,500/8,500	$114,750	[13]
5 September 1982	Irvine		Irvine Meadows
6 September 1982
Fall/Winter Tour
17 October 1982	Gainesville	United States	Stephen C. O'Connell Center
18 October 1982	Tallahassee		Tallahassee-Leon City Civic Center
20 October 1982	Atlanta		The Omni	9,948/11,242	$133,044	[14]
21 October 1982	Greensboro		Greensboro Coliseum
22 October 1982	Charlotte		Charlotte Coliseum	9,256/10,061	$109,965	[14]
24 October 1982	Biloxi		Mississippi Coast Coliseum
25 October 1982	Baton Rouge		LSU Assembly Centre
26 October 1982	Memphis		Mid South Coliseum
28 October 1982	Birmingham		Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum
29 October 1982	Knoxville		Stokely Athletic Center	7,407/12,400	$84,620	[14]
30 October 1982	Murfreesboro		Mid-Tennessee State University	7,952/12,224	$100,623	[14]
2 November 1982	Lexington		Rupp Arena
3 November 1982	Dayton		Hara Arena
5 November 1982	Rochester		War Memorial
6 November 1982	New Haven		Veterans Memorial Coliseum	10,547/10,547	$127,654	[15]
7 November 1982	Worcester		The Centrum	12,337/12,337	$148,154	[16]
9 November 1982	Toledo		Centennial Hall
10 November 1982	Madison		Dane County Coliseum
12 November 1982	La Crosse		LaCrosse County Coliseum
14 November 1982	Ames		Hilton Coliseum
16 November 1982	St Paul		St Paul Civic Arena
17 November 1982	Cedar Rapids		Five Seasons Centre
26 November 1982	Los Angeles		Universal Amphitheater
27 November 1982
28 November 1982
1 December 1982	San Diego		San Diego Sports Arena	10,153/14,217	$131,271	[17]
3 December 1982	Oakland		Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum	11,405/14,000	$149,607	[17]
5 December 1982	Portland		Portland Memorial Coliseum	8,907/12,110	$107,432	[17]
7 December 1982	Seattle		Seattle Center Coliseum

1983 tour dates

Tours
Date	City	Country	Venue
5 June 1983	Chicago	United States	Chicago Stadium
Europe Tour
11 June 1983	Paris	France	Hippodrome de Patin
12 June 1983	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Ahoy
14 June 1983	Hamburg	West Germany	Willem-Koch-Stadion
15 June 1983	West Berlin		Waldbuhne
17 June 1983	Essen		Georg-Melches Stadion
18 June 1983	Darmstadt		Stadion Am Bollenfaltor
19 June 1983	Augsburg		Rosenaustadion
21 June 1983	Toulouse	France	Palais De Sports
26 June 1983	San Sebastian	Spain	Velodrome de Aneota
28 June 1983	Rome	Italy	Ippodromo delle Capannelle
30 June 1983	Milan		Palasport di San Siro
1 July 1983
2 July 1983	Frejus	France	Arenes de Frejus
3 July 1983	St Gallen	Switzerland	Sittertobel
5 July 1983	Lyon	France	Palais de Sports
7 July 1983	Lorient		Stade de Moustoir
9 July 1983	Birmingham	England	National Exhibition Center
11 July 1983	London		Wembley Arena
12 July 1983

References

1. Herbst, Peter (1977-06-17). "CSN". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2020-09-11.
2. Nash, Graham (2016). Wild Tales.
3. Crowe, Cameron (1977-06-02). "The Actual, Honest-to-God Reunion of Crosby, Stills and Nash". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2020-09-11.
4. Roberts, David (October 28, 2016). Stephen Stills: Change Partners. This Day in Music Books.
5. Zimmer, Dave (2008). Crosby, Stills & Nash: The Biography. Da Capo Press.
6. "Billboard Box Office Score 19 June 1982" (PDF).
7. "Billboard Box Office Score 14 August 1982" (PDF).
8. "Billboard Box Office Score August 21 1982" (PDF).
9. "Billboard Box Office Score 11 September 1982" (PDF).
10. "Billboard Box Office Score 4 September 1982" (PDF).
11. "Billboard Box Office August 28 1982" (PDF).
12. "Billboard Box Office Score 18 September 1982" (PDF).
13. "Billboard Box Office Score 25 September 1982" (PDF).
14. "Billboard Box Office Score 6 November 1982" (PDF).
15. "Billboard Box Office Score 27 November 1982" (PDF).
16. "Billboard Box Office Score 20 November 1982" (PDF).
17. "Billboard Box Office Score 1982" (PDF).