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Wednesday, February 20, 1963

Doncaster

Concert • By The Beatles • Part of the Winter 1963 UK Tour

Last updated on November 27, 2024

Details

  • Country: UK
  • City: Doncaster
  • Location: St James Swimming Baths

Location

Timeline

Concert Feb 19, 1963 • UK • Liverpool

Radio show Feb 20, 1963 • Parade Of The Pops

Concert Feb 20, 1963 • UK • Doncaster

Session Feb 20, 1963 • "Please Please Me" album session #2

Concert Feb 21, 1963 • UK • Birkenhead

More from year 1963

From Bonhams : The Beatles An Autographed Ten Shilling Banknote – The Beatles: An Autographed Ten Shilling Banknote,
the reverse signed in blue ballpoint by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and inscribed Beatles by Paul; together with a period newspaper clipping of the band meeting fans when they stopped off in Stamford for a meal on their way to play in Doncaster, likely either 20th February or 22nd March, 1963, with the vendor’s grandmother pictured with Paul and Ringo; and an embroidered Beatles patch

St James Swimming Baths

This was the 1st and only concert played at St James Swimming Baths.

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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