Kaya Tour - Tour Dates

Tour Dates

Date City Country Venue
May 5, 1978 Miami United States Jai Alai Fronton Cancelled
May 6, 1978 Atlanta Fox Theatre Cancelled
May 7, 1978 New Orleans The Warehouse Cancelled
May 11, 1978 Houston Music Hall Cancelled
May 12, 1978 Fort Worth Will Rogers Auditorium Cancelled
May 14, 1978 Austin Paramount Theater, University of Texas Cancelled
May 18, 1978 Ann Arbor Hill Auditorium
May 19, 1978 Cleveland Public Auditorium
May 24, 1978 Columbus Veterans Memorial Auditorium
May 25, 1978 Madison Orpheum Theater
2 shows
May 27, 1978 Chicago Uptown Theatre
May 29, 1978 Milwaukee Performing Arts Center
2 shows
May 30, 1978 Minneapolis Northrop Auditorium
June 2, 1978 Pittsburgh Stanley Theater
June 3, 1978 Syracuse Landmark Theatre
June 4, 1978 Detroit Detroit Masonic Temple
June 5, 1978 Philadelphia The Spectrum Theater
June 8, 1978 Boston Music Hall
2 shows
June 9, 1978 Toronto Canada Maple Leaf Gardens
Tower of Power opened
June 10, 1978 Montreal Montreal Forum
June 11, 1978 Buffalo United States Shea's Buffalo Cancelled
June 12, 1978 Poughkeepsie Civic Center
June 14, 1978 Shelton Pinecrest Country Club
June 16, 1978 Landover Capital Centre
June 17, 1978 New York City Madison Square Garden
June 18, 1978 Lenox Music Inn
June 22, 1978 Stafford England New Bingley Hall
June 25, 1978 Paris France Pavillon de Paris
June 26, 1978
June 27, 1978
June 28, 1978 Ibiza Spain Plaza de Toros
June 29, 1978 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium Cancelled
June 30, 1978 Stockholm Gröna Lund
July 1, 1978 Roskilde Denmark Roskilde Festival
July 2, 1978 Horten Norway Horten Festival
July 7, 1978 Rotterdam Netherlands Ahoy Rotterdam
July 8, 1978 Geleen IJshall
July 9, 1978 Brussels Belgium Forest National
July 13, 1978 London England Top of the Pops
BBC TV broadcast
July 14, 1978 Vancouver Canada Queen Elizabeth Theatre
2 shows
July 15, 1978 Seattle United States Paramount Theatre
2 shows
July 16, 1978 Portland Paramount Theatre
July 18, 1978 Santa Cruz Civic Center
2 shows
July 20, 1978 Berkeley Greek Theater, University of California
July 21, 1978 Burbank Starlight Bowl
Peter Tosh Special Appearance
July 22, 1978 San Diego Peterson Gym
July 23, 1978 Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Bowl
July 24, 1978 Burbank Starlight Bowl
July 25, 1978 Los Angeles The Roxy Theater
July 27, 1978 Austin Municipal Auditorium
July 28, 1978 Fort Worth Tarrant County Convention Center
July 29, 1978 Houston Music Hall
July 30, 1978 New Orleans The Warehouse
August 1, 1978 Atlanta Fox Theatre
August 5, 1978 Miami Jai Alai Fronton
Bob Marley & The Wailers
  • Bob Marley
  • Peter Tosh
  • Bunny Wailer
  • Cherry Smith
  • Beverley Kelso
  • Junior Braithwaite
  • Constantine Walker
  • Hugh Malcolm
  • Aston Barrett
  • Carlton Barrett
  • Earl Lindo
  • Alvin Patterson
  • Rita Marley
  • Marcia Griffiths
  • Judy Mowatt
  • Al Anderson
  • Tyrone Downie
  • Junior Marvin
Studio albums
  • The Wailing Wailers (1965)
  • Soul Rebels (1970)
  • Soul Revolution (1971)
  • The Best of The Wailers (1971)
  • Catch a Fire (1973)
  • Burnin' (1973)
  • Natty Dread (1974)
  • Rastaman Vibration (1976)
  • Exodus (1977)
  • Kaya (1978)
  • Survival (1979)
  • Uprising (1980)
  • Confrontation (1983)
Live albums
  • Live!
  • Babylon by Bus
  • Talkin' Blues
  • Live at the Roxy
  • Live Forever
Compilations
  • African Herbsman
  • Rasta Revolution
  • Chances Are
  • Interviews
  • Legend
  • Rebel Music
  • Songs of Freedom
  • Natural Mystic
  • 21 Winners
  • Rock to the Rock
  • Chant Down Babylon
  • One Love
  • Gold
  • Keep On Skanking
  • Africa Unite
Soundtracks
  • Marley
Songs
  • "Concrete Jungle"
  • "Get Up, Stand Up"
  • "No Woman, No Cry"
  • "So Jah Seh"
  • "Jah Live"
  • "Johnny Was"
  • "Roots, Rock, Reggae"
  • "Positive Vibration"
  • "Exodus"
  • "Waiting in Vain"
  • "Jamming"
  • "Punky Reggae Party"
  • "Three Little Birds"
  • "One Love/People Get Ready"
  • "Is This Love"
  • "Satisfy My Soul"
  • "Stir It Up"
  • "So Much Trouble in the World"
  • "Survival"
  • "Zimbabwe"
  • "Could You Be Loved"
  • "Redemption Song"
  • "Reggae on Broadway"
  • "Natural Mystic"
  • "Buffalo Soldier"
  • "Iron Lion Zion"
  • "Why Should I"
  • "Keep on Moving"
  • "Easy Skanking"
  • "What Goes Around Comes Around"
  • "Sun Is Shining"
  • "Turn Your Lights Down Low"
  • "Kinky Reggae"
  • "Rainbow Country"
  • "I Know a Place"
  • "I Shot the Sheriff"
  • "Slogans"
  • "Africa Unite"
  • "Stand Up Jamrock"
  • "Mr Brown"
Tours
  • Catch a Fire Tour
  • Burnin' Tour
  • Natty Dread Tour
  • Rastaman Vibration Tour
  • Exodus Tour
  • Kaya Tour
  • Babylon by Bus Tour
  • Survival Tour
  • Uprising Tour
Related articles
  • Discography
  • The Upsetters
  • Upsetter Records
  • Tuff Gong
  • Bob Marley Museum
  • Smile Jamaica Concert
  • Tribute to the Legend: Bob Marley
  • The Original Wailers
  • The Wailers Band
  • Marley
  • Book:Bob Marley
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