The Olympics's 1958 Concert & Tour History

The Olympics's 1958 Concert History

The Olympics are an American doo-wop group, formed in 1957 by lead singer Walter Ward (August 28, 1940 – December 11, 2006). The group included Eddie Lewis (tenor, Ward's cousin), Charles Fizer (tenor), Walter Hammond (baritone) and Melvin King (bass) and, except for Lewis, were friends in a Los Angeles, California, high school.

Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Oct 19, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	The Mosque	Richmond, Virginia, United States
Oct 15, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Rochester Community War Memorial	Rochester, New York, United States
Oct 14, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Akron Armory	Akron, Ohio, United States
Oct 12, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Stambaugh Auditorium	Youngstown, Ohio, United States
Oct 11, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Veterans Memorial Auditorium	Columbus, Ohio, United States
Oct 10, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Fairgrounds Coliseum	Louisville, Kentucky, United States

Oct 08, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Toledo Sports Arena	Toledo, Ohio, United States
Oct 07, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Kitchener Memorial Auditorium Complex	Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Oct 05, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Forum de Montréal	Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Oct 03, 1958	The Olympics Biggest Show of Stars for	Worcester Memorial Auditorium	Worcester, Massachusetts, United States

Genres:

Pop

Soul

Funk

Doo-Wop

Rhythm And Blues

Northern Soul

Brill Building Pop

Instrumental Funk

Mod

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Latest Setlist (09/18/1960):

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Concerts Per Year:

2017	1 concert
2015	12 concerts
2014	10 concerts
2013	11 concerts
2012	5 concerts
2011	9 concerts
2010	2 concerts
2009	3 concerts
1967	12 concerts
1966	14 concerts
1963	4 concerts
1961	10 concerts
1960	25 concerts
1958	10 concerts