Solomon Burke's 1996 Concert History

Solomon Burke (born March 21, 1940 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, died October 10, 2010 at Schiphol Airport, The Netherlands) was a soul music pioneer and member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Despite releasing numerous rnb chart hits in the 1960s, he never had a Top 20 hit on the pop charts. Burke's influence, however, has outstripped his mainstream commercial success. He is considered a legend of American music.

Date Concert Venue Location
Jul 21, 1996
Solomon Burke

Blues Peer Festival

Sportzone De Deuster Peer, Flanders, Belgium
Jul 20, 1996 –
Jul 21, 1996
Blues Peer Festival
The Bo Weavils / The Seatsniffers / Last Call / The Electric Kings / El Fish / Lamartrice McQueen / Johnny Dyer Band feat. James Armstrong / Otis rush / The Dirty Dozen / Clarence Gatmouth Brown / Little Richard / Tony D Band / Anders Osborne / Lynwood Slim feat. Dave Spector, Larry Taylor & Richard Innes / Hans Theessink & Blue Groove / Solomon Burke / Corey Harris, Koko Taylor, Kenny Neal & Lonnie Brooks / Bo Diddley Show all bands
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Sportzone De Deuster Peer, Flanders, Belgium
Mar 08, 1996
Solomon Burke Church of United Prayer Los Angeles, California, United States

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Blues Peer Festival on Jul 20, 1996 [634-small]

Blues Peer Festival
Jul 20 - 21, 1996
 Peer, Flanders, Belgium
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