You can try search terms such as: February 18 1999
-
2020 15 FebM Resort Spa CasinoNo setlists
-
2018 14 JanMohegan Sun Arena Bowzer's Rock 'N' Doo Wop Party Volume XVII
-
2013 9 DecFerguson Center for the ArtsNo setlists
-
2013 13 AprThéâtre RialtoNo setlists
-
2011 9 DecParagon Casino ResortNo setlists
-
2005 16 AprReseda High SchoolNo setlists
-
2000 8 JulProctor's TheatreNo setlists
-
1999 25 JunSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1999 18 FebVilar Performing Arts Center 4 Songs
-
1998 3 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1998 26 JunMemorial ParkNo setlists
-
1997 19 SepLodi Grape Festival GroundsNo setlists
-
1997 18 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1996 5 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1996 15 JunCooper StadiumNo setlists
-
1995 14 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1994 1 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
-
1994 1 MayLake Skinner Recreation AreaNo setlists
-
1993 26 MayFive Seasons CenterNo setlists
-
1992 19 SepForum AmphitheaterNo setlists
-
1992 1 AugDecatur Celebration 1992No setlists
-
1992 31 JulSanta Cruz Beach BoardwalkNo setlists
Log in to access pagination and browse all events in the system
- Artist
- The Shirelles
- Start At
- Ended At
- Jan 1, 1982
- Biography
- The Shirelles were an influential American girl group in the early 1960s, and they were the very first girl group to have a number one single on the Billboard Hot 100. The members of the quartet were Shirley Owens (who was the lead singer for the most part), Doris Coley, Beverly Lee, and Addie "Micki" Harris. The quartet formed in New Jersey in 1958, and went on to release a string of hits including "Baby It's You", "Mama Said", and the #1 Pop hits "Will You Love Me Tomorrow" and "Soldier Boy".
- MusicBrainz
- a8540ea0-1a74-4c22-8b70-1348a77a74a0
- Spotify
- 0x83OBqixqdCHnStP5VMcn
- 1958
