T. Rex's 1968 Concert & Tour History

T. Rex's 1968 Concert History

T. Rex was a British rock band, formed in London in 1967 by singer/songwriter and guitarist Marc Bolan. The band began as a psychedelic folk-rock combo called Tyrannosaurus Rex, a name that was later shortened to T. Rex. In the 1970s, the band had success with glam rock hits like "Jeepster", "Get It On", "Ride a White Swan", "20th Century Boy", "Children of the Revolution", "Hot Love", "Telegram Sam", and "Metal Guru". After their success in the early and mid-1970s, the band broke up after Bolan was killed in a 1977 car accident.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Dec 28, 1968	T. Rex A Flight to Lowlands Paradise 2	Jaarbeurs	Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands
Aug 31, 1968	T. Rex Isle of Wight Setlists	Ford Farm	Whitwell, England, United Kingdom
Jul 09, 1968	T. Rex	Hyde Park	London, England, United Kingdom
Jul 06, 1968	T. Rex Woburn Music Festival	Woburn Abbey	Woburn, England, United Kingdom
Jun 29, 1968	T. Rex Midsummer High Weekend Setlists	Hyde Park	London, England, United Kingdom
Jun 03, 1968	T. Rex	Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre	London, England, United Kingdom

May 19, 1968	T. Rex	Middle Earth	London, England, United Kingdom
May 13, 1968	T. Rex	Middle Earth	London, England, United Kingdom
Apr 13, 1968	T. Rex	Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre	London, England, United Kingdom
Apr 05, 1968	T. Rex	Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre	London, England, United Kingdom
Feb 23, 1968	T. Rex	Middle Earth	London, England, United Kingdom
Jan 26, 1968	T. Rex	Old Refectory	Southampton, England, United Kingdom
Jan 12, 1968	T. Rex	Middle Earth	London, England, United Kingdom

Genres:

Rock

Pop Rock

Classic Rock

Psychedelic Rock

Folk Rock

Psychedelic Pop

Glam Rock

Proto-Punk

Glam

Psychedelic Folk

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Latest Setlist (09/07/1977):

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Concerts Per Year:

2010	1 concert
2009	1 concert
2007	1 concert
2006	1 concert
1977	12 concerts
1976	13 concerts
1975	2 concerts
1974	26 concerts
1973	32 concerts
1972	40 concerts
1971	61 concerts
1970	44 concerts
1969	16 concerts
1968	13 concerts
1967	3 concerts