Artist No. 112565 - progressive rock, rock
Snafu (70s)
Browse 32 Snafu (70s) concerts. Read 1 fan reviews. Explore concert locations on interactive maps, and compare your stats with other fans. Fans have shared 2 concert memories so far.
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Dec
31
1975
Last concert
Grand Hall Olympia
London, UK
51 years ago
Snafu (70s) currently doesn't have any scheduled concerts.
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Radstadion Friesheim in Ludwigshafen, Germany
Crowd favourite
No. 7763766
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32 concerts tracked
Played in 6 countries - show on map
Played in 26 cities
First concert · 13.12.1974 - 52 years ago
Last concert · 31.12.1975 - 51 years ago
Career span · 3 years
Most played countries
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1 Germany 11
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2 Australia 10
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3 Japan 4
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4 UK 3
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5 France 2
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6 Netherlands 2
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1 Tokyo, Japan 3
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2 West Melbourne, Australia 3
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3 London, UK 2
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4 Sydney, Australia 2
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5 Adelaide, Australia 1
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6 Amsterdam, Netherlands 1
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7 Berlin, Germany 1
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8 Brisbane, Australia 1
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9 Canberra, Australia 1
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10 Dortmund, Germany 1
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Concerts 32
Countries 6
Cities 26
Memories 2
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About Snafu (70s)
Snafu (70s) was a group, founded 53 years ago in 1973.
They dissolved after 3 years in 1976.
Last updated: 1 month ago
A guest 100% on Radstadion Friesheim, Ludwigshafen on Sat, 06 Sep 1975
It was a fun concert that took place in an open-air, oval shaped, bicycle track located in Ludwigshafen. The weather was perfect that day, and the acoustics were pretty good. There was a fair amount of fantastic wine being drunk straight out of the bottle. The friendly crowd was mostly comprised of college aged German couples and young US Military Service Men, some of which were accompanied by their wives and/or girlfriends. Thin Lizzie opened-up for Alice Cooper. I recall them singing "The Boys are Back in Town". Alice's set began with Welcome to My Nightmare, as Alice jumped through a verticle slit in a large projector screen that depicted Alice being chased through a desert landscape by a huge zombie. Not bad choreography for 1975 !
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