The Aerodrome (nightclub)

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The Aerodrome was a nightclub located at 1588 State Street in Schenectady, New York.

Concerts

Aerodrome, Schenectady, NY Aerodrome shows:^[2]

1968

January 25 – The Box Tops, Luv Minus Zero [grand opening night]
March 14 – The YWCA Co-Ed Club dance
March 21 – The Aerodromes
March 22-23 – The Electric Prunes
March 24 – The Electric Prunes performing "Mass in F Minor" ["guys, jackets a must!”]
March 28 – The Yardbirds, The Aerodromes
April 4 – The Aerodromes
April 5-6 – Ultimate Spinach & Aerodromes
April 7 – Aerodromes & Ultimate Spinach all ages
April 12-14 – The Beacon Street Union, The Aerodromes
April 18 – Aerodromes
April 19-21 – Aerodromes, Tyrolean Flower Act
April 25 – The Aerodromes, "Dating Game Night"
April 26-27 – Jimmy Angel with The Distant Sounds & Aerodromes
April 27 – Jaycees Battle of the bands [afternoon show]
April 28 1-7 – All teenagers Jimmy Angel with The Distant Sounds & Aerodromes
April 28 – The Yardbirds
May 2 – The Aerodromes
May 3-5 – The Hassles, The Aerodromes
May 9 – The Bougalieu
May 10-11 – Oxford Watch Band, East Coast Clique
May 12 – Oxford Watch Band
May 29 – High School Night (sponsored by the Schenectady Deanery Catholic Youth Organization)
June 1 – Burgundy Sunset, East Coast Recital
June 2 – Burgundy Sunset
July 5-6 – The Bougalieu, The Page One (Syracuse)
July 12-13 – The Bougalieu
July 19-20 – The Bougalieu
July 23 – Battle of the Bands: Tempered Blues, Love's Ice Cube, Second Level, Royal Blush, Mixed Emotions, Boston Tea Party, Men Form Sound, Strangers, Stained Glass Encyclopedia (benefit for the Eugene McCarthy-Paul O’Dwyer campaign)
July 29 – Wilmer Alexander Jr & The Dukes (benefit for the Eugene McCarthy-Paul O’Dwyer campaign)
July 31 – Steppenwolf;
August 26 – Archie Bell & The Drells
August 30, 31 – Wilmer & The Dukes, Karyn
September 1 – The Doors [unconfirmed, also listed for
September 2]
September 16 – Joe Tex
October 25-26 – The Fuzzy Bunnies

1969

March 28 – Johnnie Taylor
April 12 – Wilmer & The Dukes
May 10 – Peaches & Herb, Maurice & Earl, The Mark IV and David Ward
May 25 – Clarence Carter
July 3 – B.B. King
July 9 – The Jeff Beck Group
July 11 – The Lemon Pipers, Pacific Gas & Electric
July 16-17 – Majic Ship
July 18 – NRBQ, Majic Ship
July 19 – Johnnie Taylor
July 25 – The Buddy Miles Express, The Oz’n Ends
August 1 – The Oz’n Ends, Free
August 2 – Free
August 9 – Chicago Transit Authority, Spyder
August 14 – Wilmer & The Dukes
August 15-16 – JJ & The Impacts, NRBQ
August 20 – Led Zeppelin, Spyder, Last Thursday
August 23 – Jr. Walker & The All Stars
August 24 – The G.E. Pursuit of Happiness Show
September 19 – Canned Heat
September 20 – The Sam & Dave Revue
September 26 – Velvet Underground
October 10 – Canned Heat
November 7 – Tim Hardin
November 26 – Country Joe & The Fish Dec 6 – The Kinks [cancelled]
December 13 – The Zombies (imposter group)

1970

April 4 – reopened on a month to month basis under new ownership
April 11 – MC5, Snake
May 29 – Steppenwolf, Friends of Whitney Sunday
June 26 – Janis Joplin, Snake [last show, closed after this]

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