Jonathan Amos has 2 Mott the Hoople concerts.

Mott the Hoople were an English rock band formed in Hereford, Herefordshire in 1966, originally under the name the Doc Thomas Group. The founding lineup included Mick Ralphs on guitar, Stan Tippins on vocals, Pete Overend Watts on bass, and Dale "Buffin" Griffin on drums. Organist Verden Allen joined in 1968. The band initially performed and recorded in Italy, releasing an eponymous album in 1967, and later used the names the Shakedown Sound and Silence for UK performances, producing demos that failed to secure a record deal.

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Sep 18, 1971
Goodbye Summer (concert for Bangla Desh)
The Who / Faces / Atomic Rooster / America / Mott the Hoople / Lindisfarne / Greaseband / Cochise / Eugene Wallis
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The Oval London, England, United Kingdom
Aug 28, 1971 –
Aug 30, 1971
Weeley Festival
Colosseum / Barclay James Harvest / Status Quo / Faces / Stone The Crows / Tir Na Nog / Head Hands & Feet / King Crimson / Juicy Lucy / Al Stewart / Caravan / Edgar Broughton Band / Gringo / Julie Felix / Lindisfarne / Mott the Hoople / Mungo Jerry / Pink Fairies / Principal Edwards Magic Theatre / Quintessence / Rory Gallagher / Stray / TRex / The Groundhogs / Tudor Lodge / Van Der Graaf Generator Show all bands
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Weeley Festival Essex, England, United Kingdom

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Goodbye Summer (concert for Bangla Desh) on Sep 18, 1971 [479-small]

Goodbye Summer (concert for Bangla Desh)
Sep 18, 1971
 London, England, United Kingdom
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