Whiskey Woman Tour

The Whiskey Woman Tour was a concert tour by British heavy metal band Judas Priest. It ran from 1 January 1972 until 9 January 1973 through England, Scotland, Wales and a date at the Isle of Man.

Previous drummer John Ellis departed the band and new drummer Chris "Congo" Campbell replaced him.

Setlist

  1. "Spanish Castle Magic" (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover)
  2. "Winter"
  3. "Voodoo Rag"
  4. "Never Satisfied"
  5. "Joey"
  6. "Victim of Changes"
  7. "Mind Conception"
  8. "Black Sheep of the Family" (Quartermass cover)
  9. "Holy Is the Man"
  10. "Caviar and Meths"

Tour Dates

The band would tour with fellow bands Budgie, Thin Lizzy and Trapeze, sometimes being the opening act of their shows.

Date

City

Country

Venue

1 January 1972

Nottingham

England

Hucknall Miners' Welfare Club

2 January 1972

Ashfield

Golden Diamond

3 January 1972

Penarth

Wales

Youth Wing

4 January 1972

Cwmbach

Bristol Legion

6 January 1972

Kincardine

Scotland

Youth Centre

13 January 1972

Cheltenham

England

Town Hall

5 February 1972

Worcester

Underground Club

6 February 1972

West Bromwich

Magnet Club

9 February 1972

Yew Tree Centre

17 February 1972

Birmingham

Henry's Blues House

18 February 1972

Braintree

Two J's Club

20 February 1972

Club Horne Hotel

26 February 1972

London

Fulham Greyhound

28 February 1972

Chester

Courthouse

4 March 1972

Dudley

Technical College

9 March 1972

Leeds

Samantha's Blues Club

11 March 1972

Manchester

Manchester Central

12 March 1972

Bangor

Wales

Bangor University

13 March 1972

Northampton

England

Northampton University

24 March 1972

Llanelli

Wales

Glen Ballroom

28 March 1972

Northampton

England

City Rock

5 April 1972

Doncaster

Top Rank Suite

12 April 1972

Wolverhampton

Dix Club

19 April 1972

Douglas

Isle of Man

Palace Lido

20 April 1972

Cardiff

Wales

Youth Club

24 April 1972

Wolverhampton

England

Dix Club

28 April 1972

Wigan

Fag Club

29 April 1972

Shrewsbury

Wellington Hall

9 June 1972

Swansea

Wales

University of Swansea

13 June 1972

Birmingham

England

Cedar Club

14 June 1972

17 June 1972

Unknown Location

Wales

Laney Ballroom

20 June 1972

Derby

England

Cleopatra's

21 June 1972

Bicester

The Red Lion

11 July 1972

Dudley

Technical College

12 July 1972

West Bromwich

Yew Tree Centre

13 July 1972

Unknown Location

Wales

Farafe Hotel

15 July 1972

Coventry

England

Walsgrove Hotel

21 June 1972

Wolverhampton

Club Lafayette

1 August 1972

Birmingham

Henry's Blues House

4 August 1972

Dudley

Technical College

20 August 1972

Nottingham

Moor Farm Inn

27 August 1972

Unknown Venue

31 August 1972

Coventry

Mandy's

7 September 1972

West Bromwich

Town Hall

8 September 1972

Nottingham

Plough and Harrow

15 September 1972

British Legion Club

17 September 1972

Moor Farn Inn

24 September 1972

Birmingham

Kinetic Circus

28 September 1972

Liverpool

The Babalou Club

29 September 1972

Birmingham

Fighting Cocks

30 September 1972

Northampton

City Rock

1 October 1972

West Bromwich

Angel Underground

2 October 1972

Stafford

King's Head

4 October 1972

Bingley Hall

5 October 1972

London

Marquee Club

6 October 1972

Northampton

Northampton University

London

Speakeasy

7 October 1972

Nottingham

Plough and Harrow

8 October 1972

Stockport

The Spectrum

9 October 1972

Workington

Unknown Venue

10 October 1972

West Bromwich

Angel Underground

Birmingham

Unknown Venue

13 October 1972

Liverpool

Cavern Club

Pyramid Club

14 October 1972

Bedworth

Civic Hall

21 October 1972

Liverpool

Cavern Club

23 October 1972

Chester

Courthouse

27 October 1972

Wigan

Fag Club

29 October 1972

Ilford

Growling Budgie Club

3 November 1972

Scarborough

Penthouse

5 November 1972

West Bromwich

The Temple

13 November 1972

Doncaster

Top Rank Suite

20 November 1972

Haywood

Scotland

Seven Stars

27 November 1972

Old Hill

England

The Plaza

6 December 1972

Harrow

Harrow College

7 December 1972

Merton

Zeppelin Club

14 December 1972

Northampton

Fantasia

16 December 1972

Nottingham

Nottingham Boat Club

21 December 1972

Brighton

The Druid Arms

26 December 1972

Birmingham

Henry's Blues House

2 January 1973

Essex

Village Hall

9 January 1973

Haywood

Scotland

Seven Stars