Gary Numan – Concerts 1980

1980 Concerts
Concerts Cancelled
Notes

Total number of appearances now stands at 76 for 1980


North American - Touring Principle World Tour (13)

February
18	Monday	Toronto Danforth Music Hall	01.
19	Tuesday	Montreal St-Denis Theatre	02.
21	Thursday	Providence Ocean State Theatre	03.
22	Friday	Philadelphia Tower Theatre	04.
23	Saturday	Boston Harvard Square Theatre	05.
24	Sunday	New York Palladium	06.
26	Tuesday	Pittsburgh Stanley Theatre	07.
29	Friday	Cleveland Music Hall	08.

March
01	Saturday	Detroit Royal Oak Theatre	09.
02	Sunday	Milwaukee Uptown Theatre	10.
03	Monday	Minneapolis Orpheum Theatre	11.
08	Saturday	San Francisco Warfield Theatre	12.
09	Sunday	Los Angeles Santa Monica Civic Centre	13.

European - Touring Principle World Tour (6)

March
21	Friday	Brussels Auditorium Q	14.
23	Sunday	Berlin Hochschule Der Kuenste	15.
24	Monday	Hamburg Musikhalle	16.
25	Tuesday	Dusseldorf Philipshalle	17.
27	Thursday	Munich Deutches Museum	18.
29	Saturday	Paris Theatre Le Palace	19.

Far East - Touring Principle World Tour (5)

May
02	Friday	Nagoya Aichi Bunka Kaikan	20.
04	Sunday	Osaka Expo Hall	21.
06	Tuesday	Tokyo Sun Plaza	22.
07	Wednesday	Tokyo Shibuya Kokaido	23.
08	Thursday	Tokyo Nihon Seinenkan	24.

New Zealand & Australia - Touring Principle World Tour (12)

May
12	Monday	Auckland Town Hall	25.
14	Wednesday	Christchurch Town Hall	26.
15	Thursday	Wellington Majestic Theatre	27.
19	Monday	Melbourne Palais Theatre	28.
20	Tuesday	Melbourne Palais Theatre	29.
22	Thursday	Adelaide Opera Theatre	30.
23	Friday	Adelaide Opera Theatre	31.
25	Sunday	Newcastle Civic Theatre	32.
27	Tuesday	Brisbane Festival Hall	33.
29	Thursday	Sydney Capitol Theatre	37.
30	Friday	Sydney Capitol Theatre	35.
31	Saturday	Sydney Capitol Theatre	36.

UK - The Teletour (20)

September
04	Thursday	Birmingham Odeon	37.
05	Friday	Birmingham Odeon (Matinee)	28.
05	Friday	Birmingham Odeon (Evening)	39.
07	Sunday	Manchester Apollo	40.
08	Monday	Manchester Apollo	41.
10	Wednesday	Southampton Gaumont	42.
11	Thursday	Southampton Gaumont	43.
12	Friday	Bristol Hippodrome	44.
13	Saturday	Bristol Hippodrome	45.
15	Monday	London Hammersmith Odeon	46.
16	Tuesday	London Hammersmith Odeon	47.
17	Wednesday	London Hammersmith Odeon	48.
18	Thursday	London Hammersmith Odeon	49.
21	Sunday	Brighton Conference Centre	50.
22	Monday	Coventry Apollo	51.
24	Wednesday	Deeside Leisure Centre	52.
25	Thursday	Preston Guildhall	53.
26	Friday	Glasgow Apollo	54.
27	Saturday	Edinburgh Playhouse	55.
29	Monday	Newcastle City Hall	56.

North American - The Teletour (20)

October
14	Tuesday	Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens	57.
15	Wednesday	Montreal The Forum	58.
17	Friday	Boston Orpheum Theatre	59.
18	Saturday	Passaic New Jersey Capital Theatre	60.
19	Sunday	New York Palladium	61.
21	Tuesday	Pittsburgh Stanley Theatre	62.
22	Wednesday	Akron Civic Theatre	63.
24	Friday	Ann Arbor Hill Auditorium	64.
25	Saturday	Chicago Granada	65.
27	Monday	Oscar Mayer Theatre, Madison Civic Centre	66.
28	Tuesday	Milwaukee Auditorium	67.
29	Wednesday	St Paul Civic Centre	68.

November
01	Saturday	Los Angeles Forum	69.
02	Sunday	San Diego Fox Theatre	70.
06	Thursday	San Francisco Warfield Theatre	71.
08	Saturday	Seattle Paramount Northwest Theatre	72.
09	Sunday	Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Matinee)	73.
09	Sunday	Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Evening)	74.
11	Tuesday	Calgary Max Bell Arena	75.
12	Wednesday	Edmonton Kinsmen FieldHouse	76.

	Venues Cancelled or Rearranged


	Touring Principle '80 - North America


	02 March 1980	Originally scheduled at the Chicago Riviera Theatre then cancelled and moved to the
		Chicago Granada and cancelled again. Possibly the other way round. Venue on the evening was at
		Milwaukee Uptown Theatre.

	03 March 1980	Moved from the Minneapolis Guthrie Hall to the Orpheum Theatre
	05 March 1980	Denver Regis Theatre - Cancelled
	06 March 1980	Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Theatre - Cancelled due to bad weather.


	Touring Principle '80 - Europe

	15 March 1980	Paris Theatre Le Palace date moved to the 29th March, tickets still valid.
	16 March 1980	Brussels Auditorium Q , date moved to the 21st March, tickets still valid.
	17 March 1980	Amsterdam Carre Theatre cancelled
	19 March 1980	Oslo, cancelled or not a confirmed booking
	20 March 1980	Stockholm, cancelled or not a confirmed booking
	26 March 1980	Frankfurt then Offenbach, Germany cancelled
	28 March 1980	Vienna, Austria cancelled
	30 March 1980	Zurich Volkshaus, Switzerland cancelled


	Teletour - North America

	22 October 1980	Columbus St. John Arena Cancelled and moved to Akron
	23 October 1980	Indianapolis Music Hall Cancelled
	26 October 1980	Madison Civic Centre Cancelled and moved to the 27th October
	30 October 1980	Omaha Cancelled

	02 November 1980	Denver Macky Auditorium Cancelled
	03 November 1980	Salt Lake City Cancelled
	05 November 1980	San Francisco - Cancelled lack of ticket sales
	08 November 1980	Vancouver Queen Elizabeth Theatre cancelled and moved to the 09th (2 shows same day)
	10 November 1980	Portland - Cancelled
	10 November 1980	Seattle moved to the 08 November
	11 November 1980	Originally Edmonton Kinsmen Fieldhouse, moved to the 12th
	12 November 1980	Originally Calgary Max Bell Arena, moved to the 11th
	13 November 1980	Long Beach, California Cancelled
	14 November 1980	Santa Monica Cancelled
	16 November 1980	San Diago Cancelled
	18 November 1980	Phoenix Cancelled
	19 November 1980	Tuscon Cancelled
	22 November 1980	Dallas Cancelled
	23 November 1980	Norman, Oklahoma Cancelled
	24 November 1980	Houston Cancelled
	27 November 1980	Miami Cancelled
	28 November 1980	Orlando Cancelled
	29 November 1980	Lakeland Cancelled

	05 December 1980	Atlanta Cancelled
	06 December 1980	Johnson City, Tennessee Cancelled
	20 December 1980	Philadelphia Cancelled

	Notes

	James Freud and the Radio Stars were not the original support act on the Australian dates during May 1980
	The Aliens were originally scheduled for the role, but the lead guitarist Greg Webster quit the band.

	James Freud was due to be the support on the UK leg of the Teletour. This collapsed just before the tour and Nash The Slash
	stepped in at short notice starting from Manchester.