Bobby Solo's 1967 Concert & Tour History

Bobby Solo's 1967 Concert History

Italian 1960s teen idol Bobby Solo made his debut while recording his first two singles in 1963, "Ora Che Sei Gia Una Donna" and "Blue é Blue." The artist's breakthrough came in 1964 after participating in San Remo's Festival, where he sang "Una Lacrima Sul Viso," which became an important episode in the Italian pop music history. A year later, Bobby Solo came in first place at the same event with "Se Piangi, Se Ridi" and one more time in 1969 after singing Gianni Morandi's "Zingara," later recorded by Connie Francis.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Dec 17, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa Setlists	Théâtre du Palais de la Méditerranée	Nice, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
Dec 12, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa Setlists	Théâtre des Champs Elysées	Paris, Île-de-France, France
Dec 11, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Théâtre des Champs Elysées	Paris, Île-de-France, France
Dec 10, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa Setlists	De Doelen	Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands
Dec 09, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Royal Albert Hall	London, England, United Kingdom
Dec 08, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Sporthalle	Hasselt, Flanders, Belgium

Dec 07, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Palais des Sports	Liège, Belgium
Dec 06, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Sporthalle	Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Dec 05, 1967	Bobby Solo Canteuropa	Stadthalle	Bremen, Bremen, Germany

Genres:

Pop

Singer-Songwriter

Blues

Blues Rock

Italian

Italo Dance

Show more genres

Latest Setlist (09/07/1985):

Play YouTube Playlist

Play Spotify Playlist

View Concert

Concerts Per Year:

2022	4 concerts
2021	1 concert
2020	1 concert
2018	1 concert
2016	1 concert
2014	3 concerts
2012	1 concert
2011	2 concerts
2008	2 concerts
1985	1 concert
1983	2 concerts
1978	1 concert
1975	2 concerts
1974	1 concert
1972	1 concert
1971	10 concerts
1969	2 concerts
1968	2 concerts
1967	9 concerts
1966	10 concerts
1965	2 concerts