(In A-Z order.) •
23 Skidoo •
After the Fire •
Al Green •
Alan Price •
Alan Vega (1 Jun 1982, 23 Oct 1983) •
Nikki Sudden band •
Nina Hagen •
Nine Below Zero •
New Musik (24 March 1981) •
Paul Brady (6 May 1981) •
Peter Green and White Sky (16 Jan 1982) •
Peter Hammill •
Pigbag (9 Dec 1981) •
Q-Tips (11 Sep 1981 and 27 Mar 1982) •
Queen Ida •
Ramones (19 Nov 1981) •
Richard and Linda Thompson •
Rick Wakeman (22 Aug 1979) •
Rip Rig + Panic (9 Sept 1982) •
Robert Hunter (19 June 1980) •
Robyn Hitchcock (1982) •
Rock Goddess •
Rocket 88 (featuring
Alexis Korner) •
Rockin' Dopsie •
Roger Chapman and the Shortlist •
Roman Holliday •
Rory Gallagher (July 1979) •
Roy Harper •
Shakatak •
Shannon •
Shock (troupe) •
Sniff 'n' the Tears (10 Jun 1981) •
Snips •
Sonic Youth (first London appearance) (1 Dec 1983) •
Sonny Terry and Brownie Mcghee •
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes (on the 1983 Trash It Up! tour) •
Spirit •
Steve Hackett •
Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel •
Steve Hillage (10 Apr 1979) •
Stevie Ray Vaughan (8 Sept 1983) •
Sun Ra •
Sylvester and the
Two Tons O' Fun (4 July 1979) •
Taj Mahal •
The Alarm - (7 December 1981) - opening for The Fall •
The Armoury Show •
The Birthday Party •
The Blow Monkeys (16 Feb 1983) - opening for Fad Gadget •
The Blues Band •
The Cars •
The Charlie Daniels Band •
The Cramps •
The Fall (7 December 1981) - supported by The Alarm •
The Go-Betweens (15 Sept 1983) - opening for the Smiths •
The Go-Go's •
The Members (11 Apr 1981) •
The Monochrome Set (5 March 1981, 26 July 1982, 2 November 1982) •
The Passions (17 Oct 1981) •
The Piranhas (1981) •
The Polecats (4 Apr 1981) •
The Pretty Things • The Rivits (featuring
Jess Roden) •
The Roches •
The Skids (10 February 1981. Live broadcast by Capital Radio. Final live performance with the band by guitarist
Stuart Adamson and drummer Mike Baillie) •
The Slits •
The Smiths (15 Sept 1983) •
The Sugarhill Gang (Feb 1980) •
The Vapors (27 Mar 1981) •
The Yachts • T34 (three times in 1982) (This is
not T-34, the rock band featuring
Al Murray.) •
Tik and Tok •
Tina Turner (16 Dec 1983) •
Tito Puente •
Todd Rundgren (Dec 1978) •
Tom Verlaine (9 and 10 June 1982) •
Tones On Tail •
Tuxedomoon •
UK •
U2 (18 Dec 1979) •
Violinski (May 1079) •
Virgin Prunes (March 1981) •
Wang Chung (4 Feb 1982) (as "Huang Chung") •
Wilko Johnson •
XTC (1980) •
Yellow Magic Orchestra (16 & 24 October 1979) •
Zeitgeist ==References==