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Wednesday, March 15, 1961

Swinging Lunch Time Rock Sessions • Afternoon

Concert • By The Beatles • Part of the 1961 Liverpool Area Concerts

Last updated on October 1, 2020

Details

  • Country: UK
  • City: Liverpool
  • Location: Iron Door Club

Location

Timeline

Concert Mar 14, 1961 • UK • Liverpool • Lunchtime

Concert Mar 15, 1961 • UK • Liverpool • Lunchtime

Concert Mar 15, 1961 • Swinging Lunch Time Rock Sessions

Concert Mar 16, 1961 • UK • Liverpool

Concert Mar 17, 1961 • UK • Liverpool

More from year 1961

From Sothebys – handbill advertising an special extended session featuring The Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Rory Storm and the Wild Ones, on 15 March [1961], 185 x 132mm, [1961]. The Beatles performed at the Liverpool Jazz Society from 2pm, straight after their regular slot at the nearby Cavern Club. The session was organised by Sam Leach, who organised many of the band’s concerts in 1961-62.

Iron Door Club

This was the 5th concert played at Iron Door Club.

A total of 9 concerts have been played there • 1960 • May 15 • 1961 • Mar 6 (Evening) • Mar 11 (Evening) • Mar 13 (Evening) • Mar 15 (Afternoon)• Mar 17 • 1962 • Mar 1 (Evening) • Mar 8 • Mar 15 (Evening)

Too bad, there is no song listed for this concert. If you've been there, help us fill the set list for this concert by writing a comment!
Paul McCartney writing

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