January 7th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence on the 'American Bandstand' (episode number 1756) where they performed 'I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)'. Other guests included Neil Diamond ('You Got To Me' and 'Solitary Man') and a Sean Boniwell phone interview
January 11th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence on 'Where The Action Is' (episode number 398) where they performed 'I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)'. The other guest on the show was Keith
Venue : Guest appearence on 'Where The Action Is' (episode number 405). The other guests on the show were Joe Tex ('Papa Was Too') and Keith Allison ('Winchester Cathedral')
Venue : Miami Beach Convention Hall, Miami, Florida, USA
Other Acts : Beach Boys, Question Mark and The Mysterians, Keith, The Left Banke
February 12th, 1967
Venue : Civic Auditorium, Jacksonville, Florida, USA
Other Acts : Beach Boys, Question Mark and The Mysterians, Keith, The Left Banke
February 17th, 1967
Venue : Robertson Memorial Field House, Peoria, Illinois, USA
Other Acts : Beach Boys; The Lefte Bank; Keith
Review by Jonathan Sweet :
The world-famous Beach Boys will be performing tonight to a sold-out Robertson Memorial Field House.
The Beach Boys will headline a concert including the Electric Prunes, the Left Banke and Keith as part of the "Pet Sounds" tour.
The university is planning special security measures to keep the "screaming crowds of teeny-boppers" expected for the concert under control, according to officials.
February 18th, 1967
Venue : Memorial Hall, Dayton Ohio, USA
Other Acts : Beach Boys; The Lefte Bank; The Fabulous Keith
February 19th, 1967
Venue : Masonic Auditorium, Detroit, USA
Other Acts : Beach Boys, Buffalo Springfield
February 24th, 1967
Venue : Possibly Rainbow/Marigold Ballroom or Wonderland Rink, Fresno, California, USA
Other Acts : The Road Runners
February 25th, 1967
Venue : Continental Auditorium, 1600 Martin Avenue, Santa Clara, California, USA
Other Acts : The New Delhi River Band; Teddy and His Patches
February 26th, 1967
Venue : Shadowland, Silver Beach, St. Joseph, Michigan, USA
March 7th, 1967
Venue : Mod Street West in Culver City, California, USA
Heart Fund Charity concert advertised in : LA Times, March 10th, 1967 & Billboard, March 18th, 1967
March 11th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence at Komer's Reseda House of Music to open a local music shop and judge a combo contest which was finally won by The Counts.
March 11th, 1967
Venue : Sam Riddle Show, Valley Music Theatre, 20600 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Hills, California, USA
Other Acts : Standells, Harper's Bizarre, Real Don Steele, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Merry-Go Round.
April 7th, 1967
Venue : Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum, Florida, USA
Other Acts : Buckinghams, The Turtles, Lou Christie, Brian Hyland, Tommy James and the Shondells, Royal Guardsmen, The Blues Magoos and The Casinos.
April 8th, 1967
Venue : WBAM All-Star Spring Show, AL State Coliseum, Alabama, USA
Other Acts : Buckinghams, The Turtles, Lou Christie, Brian Hyland, Tommy James and the Shondells, Royal Guardsmen, The Blues Magoos and The Casinos.
April 10th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence on the 'Mike Douglas Show'
The band performed three songs - 'I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)', 'Get Me To The World On Time' and 'Toonerville Trolley'. Preston gave drum lessons to guest 'Get Smart!' star Barbara Feldon and they all finished the show singing together with Cab Calloway, Cab's daughter, comedian Marty Ingels and host Mike.
April 15th, 1967
Venue : Lagoon Amusement Park, outside Salt Lake City, USA
Advertised in : Salt Lake Tribune, April 8, 1967
April 16th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence on the 'Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour' TV show (show number 10) where the band a lip sync performance of 'Get Me To The World On Time'
April 19th, 1967
Venue : Autographed records at the Sears in Long Beach, USA
April 28th - April 29th, 1967
Venue : California State University, Northridge (in Los Angeles), USA
May 6th, 1967
Venue : Guest appearence on the 'American Bandstand' (episode number 1773) where they performed 'Get Me To The World On Time'. Other guests included Brenda Holloway who sang 'Just Look What You've Done'
May 7th, 1967
Venue : Swingin' Gate Club, Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA
May 19th, 1967
Venue : Concert Hall, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA
Advertised in : Albuquerque Tribune, May 18th, 1967
Notes : The Electric Prunes also played a late show in Santa Fe so theband left the sttraight from the University of Mexico concert to play another show in Santa Fe. According Variety magazine (May 11th, 1967), the band were advertised to play at the Civic Auditorium, Fort William, Canada (now known as Thunder Bay, Canada). This was said to be the first of a series of 8 on-nighters in Canada but they obviously didn't play this tour because they were actually at the concert in Albuquerque.
Venue : The Crater, Roswell, New Mexico, USA
Other Acts : Drifters; The Soul Merchants
May 29th, 1967
Venue : The Evergreen (on Old Highway, halfway between Olympia and Fort Lewis), Washington, USA
Other Acts : The Deacons
May 1967
Venue : The Trips Festival, Civic Centre Arena, Seattle, USA
Other Acts : The Byrds; Jefferson Airplane; Don & The Goodtimes; The Emergency Exit
June 2nd, 1967
Venue : The Civic Auditorium, Chehalis, Washington, USA
Advertised in : Daily Chronicle, (Centralia) June 1st, 1967
Note : This concert was cancelled due to illness but was rebooked for 1968.
June 9th, 1967
Venue : The Embassy, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Other Acts : The Spectrums; The Random Samples
June 10th, 1967
Venue : "Where It's At", USA
June 16th, 1967
Venue : Canobie Lake Park, Salem, New Hampshire, USA
Venue : The Birmingham Municipal Auditorium, , USA
Other Acts : The Lovin' Spoonful; The Turtles; The Fifth Estate
June 18th (or possibly 19th), 1967
Venue : Teen Fair, State Fairground, Phoenix, USA
Advertised in : Arizona Republic, June 10th, 1967
June 24th, 1967
Venue : The Spectrum, Pasadena Civic Auditorium Ballroom, USA
Advertised in : Independent Star-News (Pasadena), June 10th, 1967
June 28th, 1967
Venue : Tippy, Lake Tippecanoe, Leesburg, Indiana, USA
Other Acts : Sixth Generation
June 23rd - July 2nd, 1967
Venue : 1967 World Teen Fair, Navy Pier, Grand Avenue & Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, USA
Other Acts : Dino, Desi& Billy; Yellow Ballons; Neil Diamond; Happenings; Cryan Shames; Outsiders
Show Information : The Electric Prunes played 4 sets on the main stage at the World Teen Fair :
1. Thursday June 29th - 2:30pm and 4:00pm - with The 5th Union and The Prophets.
2. Thursday June 29th - 8:30pm and 10:00pm - with Sons of Adam and The Revelles.
3. Friday June 30th - 2:30pm and 4:00pm - with Faded Blues and Sons of Adam.
4. Friday June 30th - 8:30pm and 10:00pm - with The Diff's and The Revelles.