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A Chronology of Appearances v3.9	A Chronology of Appearances   v3.9 Compiled by Simon Montgomery, © 2001. Special thanks to Joel Bernstein for his contributions and assistance.	» CHRONOLOGY   » View the complete Chronology   » Tour details   » Browse by year   » Add YOUR concert memories   » Download PDF document
	This work-in-progress lists all currently known appearances, drawn from a variety of sources. Latest Update: Oct 1, 2009 Unconfirmed information is  highlighted .
	Date format is YYYY.MM.DD Unless otherwise noted, appearances took place in the U.S. Appearances in Canada are denoted by city and province. Please send comments, corrections or additions to: JoniChronology@gmail.com

1962

1962	Waskesiu Lake	Waskesiu,	SK
	According to Joni, "“I started making music …in Saskatchewan mostly up at northern lakes, up around Lake Waskesiu, …it was just self-entertainment with the gang then."”
1962.10.31	The Louis Riel	Saskatoon,	SK
	Joni's first paid performance
1962.11.05	The Louis Riel	Saskatoon,	SK
1962.11.14	The Louis Riel	Saskatoon,	SK

1963

1963	The Louis Riel	Saskatoon,	SK
	Joni participated in weekly “Hoot Nights” playing her ukulele.
1963.08	For Men Only—CKBI-TV	Prince Albert,	SK
	Nineteen-year-old Joni Anderson was booked as a one-time replacement for a late-night moose-hunting show. During the program Joni was interviewed and performed several songs accompanying herself on baritone ukulele.
1963.09	The Yardbird Suite	Edmonton,	AB
1963.09.13	The Depression!	Calgary,	AB
	According to Joni, she performed at The Depression! over a period of three and a half months, including the September 13th opening night. Three sets nightly.
1963.11	[Ski Lodges]		AB
	According to Joni, she performed on several occasions at ski lodges in the mountains of Alberta.

1964

1964	The Louis Riel	Saskatoon,	SK
1964	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1964	The Depression!	Calgary,	AB
1964	The Yardbird Suite	Edmonton,	AB
1964	Hootenannies—Allied Art Centre	Calgary,	AB
	Sponsored by CFAC Radio 1
1964.02.14	Hootenanny—Univ. Of Alberta-Calgary	Calgary,	AB
	Videotaped by CFCN-TV for later broadcast
1964.04	Folk & Blues Club	Calgary,	AB
1964	The Press Club, Private Banquets	Calgary,	AB
	The Press Club was a local hotel in Calgary.
1964.04.16	Hootenanny Sing Out—Jubilee Auditorium	Calgary,	AB
	Sponsored by the Calgary Optimist's Club
1964	School Concert, College of Art and Design	Calgary,	AB
1964.05.01	Folk & Blues Club	Calgary,	AB
1964.05.02	Folk & Blues Club	Calgary,	AB
1964.07.09	Calgary Stampede-West's Greatest Hootennany	Calgary,	AB
	Two shows, 2:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
1964.10	The Village Corner	Toronto,	ON
1964.10	The Place	Toronto,	ON
	Joni accompanied herself on guitar and tiple.
1964.10	Back Door Club—YMCA	Toronto,	ON
	According to Joni, “I worked for a while in Toronto in small clubs, mostly church clubs and ‘Y’ clubs.”
1964.10	The Purple Onion	Toronto,	ON
1964.10.12	The Half Beat	Toronto,	ON
	Joni began a two week engaement
1964.10.21	The Half Beat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets
1964.10.26	The Half Beat	Toronto,	ON
	Joni began a three week engagement
1964.11	The Purple Onion	Toronto,	ON

1965

1965	The Bohemian Embassy	Toronto,	ON
1965	The Underground	Toronto,	ON
1965.03	The Pink Panther	Stratford,	ON
1965.03.12	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
	Joni met her future husband, Chuck Mitchell, while performing downstairs at the Penny Farthing.
1965.03.19	The New Gate of Cleve	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.13	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.14	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.15	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.16	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.17	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.19	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.20	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.21	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.22	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.23	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.25	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04.26	The Penny Farthing	Toronto,	ON
1965.04	The Folk Cellar	Port Huron,	MI
1965.04	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1965.06.19	The Mitchell Family Home	Rochester,	MI
	Yes, Joni actually performed at her wedding to Chuck Mitchell!
1965.06.22	The Folk Cellar	Port Huron,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1965.07.20	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
	Two sets nightly
1965.08.02	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Joni attended a Monday night Hootenanny run by the Toronto Folk Guild and performed two songs.
1965.08.06	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Caledon East,	ON
	Joni was a late addition, performing at two concerts as well as an afternoon workshop. These were her first major appearances before a large audience. The festival dates were Aug. 6-8.
1965.08	The Red Door	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1965.08	The Rathskeller	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1965.08.27	The Bucktooth Clam	Traverse City,	MI
1965.08.28	The Bucktooth Clam	Traverse City,	MI
1965.08.29	The Bucktooth Clam	Traverse City,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell, a three-night engagement
1965.09	The Jongleur	Jacksonville,	FL
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell (Tuesday-Saturday)
1965.10.04	Let’s Sing Out #77—Univ. of Manitoba, CJAY-TV, CTV	Winnipeg,	MB
	The program, hosted by Oscar Brand, also featured Dave Van Ronk and the Chapins (including Harry). Broadcast on Oct. 14.
1965.10.04	Let’s Sing Out #78—Univ. of Manitoba, CJAY-TV, CTV	Winnipeg,	MB
	The program, hosted by Oscar Brand, also featured The Chapins (including Harry) and Patrick Sky. Broadcast on Oct. 21.
1965.10	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell played a week-long engagement (Monday-Sunday). Joni met Neil Young for the first time.
1965.10	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell played a week-long engagement Monday-Sunday).
1965.10	The Jongleur	Jacksonville,	FL
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell (Tuesday-Saturday)
1965.10	The Flick	Coral Gables,	FL
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1965.11.04	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1965.11.05	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1965.11.06	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1965.11.07	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell. Two sets nightly
1965.12.31	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK

1966

1966	This Hour Has Seven Days—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
1966	The Poison Apple	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966	The Cellar	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966.02.04	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.05	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
	Two sets nightly
1966.02.15	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.16	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.17	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.18	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.19	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1966.02.20	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell, two sets nightly
1966.02.22	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966.04.23	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966.04.24	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
	Joni played a guest set during a David Blue engagement.
1966.05	The Bucktooth Clam	Traverse City,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell, a two-night engagement
1966.05	The Flick	Coral Gables,	FL
	Estrella Berosini opened for Chuck and Joni Mitchell. ("Estrella circus girl" of "Ladies Of The Canyon")
1966.05	The Jongleur	Jacksonville,	FL
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966.05	The Gaslight Café	New York,	NY
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell played at a Gaslight Hootenanny.
1966.05.07	Stoneham Town Hall	Stoneham,	MA
	Joni opened for Tom Rush.
1966.05.13	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1966.05.14	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1966.05.20	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1966.05.21	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Itchell
1966.06	The Gaslight Café	New York,	NY
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell made their first NYC appearance, during this two-week engagement. According to Joni, "Joan Baez came down to the Gaslight and said that she liked my songs and everything ... and she thought I sounded like Buffy Sainte-Marie!" Dave Fisher and Gil Robbins, of The Highwaymen, also appeared.
1966.06	Town Hall	Boston,	MA
	Joni opened for Tom Rush.
1966.06.28	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.06.29	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.06.30	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.01	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.02	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.03	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.05	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.06	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.07	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.08	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.09	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
1966.07.10	The Fourth Dimension	Winnipeg,	MB
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell played a two-week engagement (Tuesday-Sunday).
1966.07.12	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1966.07.13	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1966.07.14	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1966.07.15	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1966.07.16	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
1966.07.17	The Fourth Dimension	Regina,	SK
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell played a two-week engagement Tuesday-Sunday).
1966.08.05	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Caledon East,	ON
	Friday evening concert
1966.08.07	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Caledon East,	ON
	Afternoon workshop
1966.08.07	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Caledon East,	ON
	Sunday afternoon concert
1966.08.17	Mon Pays, Mes Chansons—CBC TV	Calgary,	AB
	Joni recorded several songs for use on the TV Series Mon Pays, Mes Chansons, w/ David Rea on 2nd guitar. Chansons was a series of 13 musical programs highlighting Canadian folk songs old and new, filmed in color against some of Canada's most attractive scenery coast to coast. The series was originally telecast on SRC in the summer of 1966 and on the English language CBC network during the 1966-67 season as a musical salute to the Canadian Centennial of Confederation. Each program originated from a different place, and featured musical numbers appropriate to the scenic location in which they were set. The two programs featuring Joni were broadcast on Nov. 10, 1966 & Feb. 9, 1967.
1966.09.14	The 7 of Clubs	Toronto,	ON
1966.09.15	The 7 of Clubs	Toronto,	ON
1966.09.16	The 7 of Clubs	Toronto,	ON
1966.09.17	The 7 of Clubs	Toronto,	ON
1966.09.24	After Four—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Gordon Lightfoot also appeared
1966.10.24	Let’s Sing Out #110—Laurentian University, CBC TV	London,	ON
	The program, hosted by Oscar Brand, also featured Jimmy Driftwood and Bob Jason. Broadcast on Nov. 3.
1966.10.24	Let’s Sing Out #112—Laurentian University, CBC TV	Sudbury,	ON
	The program, hosted by Oscar Brand, also featured Bob Jason and the Allen Ward Trio. Broadcast on Nov. 10.
1966.11.08	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1966.11.09	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1966.11.10	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Joni's first engagement at the Riverboat. Two sets nightly.
1966.11.10	Mon Pays, Mes Chansons - Au Pied Des Rocheuses	Calgary,	AB
	This program featured performances by Joni Mitchell and Jean-Pierre Ferland. Broadcast Date
1966.11.11	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1966.11.12	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday.
1966.11.13	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets.
1966.11.14	The Wisdom Tooth	Detroit,	MI
1966.11.15	The Wisdom Tooth	Detroit,	MI
1966.11.16	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1966.11.17	Broadside—WRTI-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chuck and Joni were interviewed backstage at the 2nd Fret by Barry Bird.
1966.11.17	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell began an engagement at the 2nd Fret coffeehouse. Two sets
1966.11.18	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1966.11.19	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday
1966.11.19	The Murray Burnett Show—WPEN-AM/FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	A music and interview program with Chuck and Joni.
1966.11.20	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1966.11.20	Folklore Program—WHAT-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell appeared on this weekly folk music radio show. They were interviewed by host Gene Shay and played several songs.
1966.11.21	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1966.12	The Sippin' Lizzard	Flint,	MI
	Possibly Jan. 1967
1966.12	The Ginger Blue Coffee House	Saginaw,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1966.12	Café Au Go Go	New York,	NY
	Late 1966 or early 1967
1966.12.08	Focus—WJR	Detroit,	MI
	A Music & Interview program featuring Chuck and Joni Mitchell. Broadcast on December 23.
1966.12.09	The Folk Cellar	Port Huron,	MI
1966.12.10	The Folk Cellar	Port Huron,	MI
	Loring James also performed.
1966.12.16	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
1966.12.17	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell

1967

1967	The Ginger Blue Coffee House	Saginaw,	MI
1967	The New Penelope Cafe	Montreal,	QC
1967	The Yellow Door Coffeehouse	Montreal,	QC
	A poetry reading.
1967.01	The Sippin' Lizzard	Flint,	MI
1967.01.03	The Other Side	Fayetteville,	NC
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1967.01.11	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.01.12	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1967.01.13	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Saturday night
1967.01.17	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.01.18	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.01.19	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.01.20	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Saturday night
1967.02	Take 30—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Hosted by Adrienne Clarkson and Paul Soles, the program was broadcast on May 1, 1967.
1967.02.09	Mon Pays, Mes Chansons - À Travers Le Canada	Calgary,	AB
	This program featured Joni Mitchell, Catherine McKinnon, Christine Charbonneau, Gordon Lightfoot, Pauline Julien, Claude Léveillée, Bonnie Dobson, Jean-Pierre Ferland, and The Travellers. Broadcast Date
1967.02.14	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.15	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.16	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly.
1967.02.17	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.18	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday.
1967.02.19	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly
1967.02.21	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.22	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.23	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly.
1967.02.24	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.02.25	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday.
1967.02.26	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly
1967.03.08	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.03.09	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.03.10	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.03.11	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday
1967.03.12	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1967.03.12	Folklore Program—WHAT-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni was interviewed by host Gene Shay and performed several songs.
1967.03.13	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.03.15	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.03.16	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.03.17	Interview	Philadelphia,	PA
	Ed Sciaky interviewed Joni backstage at the 2nd Fret.
1967.03.17	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.03.18	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday
1967.03.19	Folklore Program—WHAT-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni was interviewed by host Gene Shay and performed several songs. The other guest was Gordon Lightfoot.
1967.03.20	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1967.03.21	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1967.03.27	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1967.04.28	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
1967.04.29	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell
1967.05	The Other Side	Fayetteville,	NC
1967.05	The Other Side	Charleston,	SC
	Chuck and Joni Mitchell's last appearances together
1967.05	The Flick	Coral Gables,	FL
1967.05.01	Take 30—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Hosted by Adrienne Clarkson and Paul Soles. Broadcast date.
1967.05.24	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.05.25	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.05.26	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.05.27	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday
1967.05.28	Folklore Program—WHAT-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni was interviewed by host Gene Shay and performed several songs.
1967.05.28	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.05.29	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.05.31	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.06.01	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets
1967.06.02	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.06.03	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday
1967.06.04	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.06.05	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.06.20	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.21	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.22	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.23	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.24	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.25	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.27	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.28	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.29	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.06.30	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.07.05	"Camp Fortune" Summer Festival	Gatineau Park,	QC
	A live concert broadcast by the CBC.
1967.07.06	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.07.07	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.07.08	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1967.07.09	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
	Joni played a two-week engagement.
1967	Ottawa Summer Music Festival	Ottawa,	ON
	Portions of two shows were recorded by CBC Radio for broadcast on their Showcase program.
1967.07	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.07	Expo ’67—Place de Nations	Montreal,	QC
1967.07.16	Newport Folk Festival	Newport,	RI
	Joni participated in an afternoon Songwriters Workshop along with Leonard Cohen, Judy Collins, Janis Ian, David Blue, Mike Settle, Tom Paxton, and Eric Andersen.
1967.08.01	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.02	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.03	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly.
1967.08.03	Mainly Music—CJOH-TV, CTV	Ottawa,	ON
	Broadcast date.
1967.08.04	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.05	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday.
1967.08.06	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets.
1967.08.08	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.09	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.10	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1967.08.11	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets.
1967.08.12	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Innis Lake,	ON
	Joni was one of the concert performers along with Buddy Guy, Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, Richie Havens and David Rea.
1967.08.13	Mariposa Folk Festival—Innis Lake Campground	Innis Lake,	ON
	Joni and Leonard Cohen co-hosted a Songwriter's Workshop. Other participants were Buffy Sainte-Marie, Murray McLaughlan and Gordon Lowe.
1967.08.13	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets.
1967.08.23	The Marquee	London,	England
	Joni opened for the Picadilly Line.
1967.09.14	Digbeth Civic Hall	Birmingham,	England
	An appearance sponsored by The Jug O'Punch Folk Club
1967.09.16	The White Swan	Leicester,	England
	An appearance sponsored by The Couriers Folk Club
1967.10.01	The Speakeasy	London,	England
	Joni opened for the Incredible String Band.
1967.10	The Gaslight South	Coconut Grove,	FL
	Estrella Berosini opened for Joni the night she first met David Crosby.
1967.10	The Chess Mate	Detroit,	MI
1967.10.11	Folk Song ’67—WKCR-FM	New York,	NY
	A recorded program that featured Joni and Cynthia Gooding
1967.10.11	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.10.12	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Two sets nightly
1967.10.13	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
1967.10.14	The 2nd Fret	Philadelphia,	PA
	Three sets on Friday and Saturday
1967.10.21	The Folklore Center	New York,	NY
1967.10.26	Café Au Go Go	New York,	NY
	Joni opened for Ian & Sylvia on a bill that also included Howard Hessman. At the suggestion of Buffy St. Marie, Elliot Roberts attended this show to hear and meet Joni. After Elliot expressed an interest in managing her career, Joni invited him to accompany her to Ann Arbor for her next appearance. Two songs from Joni's performance were included in the 1991 video/laserdisc release Village Voices.
1967.10.27	Canterbury House	Ann Arbor,	MI
1967.10.28	Canterbury House	Ann Arbor,	MI
	Three sets nightly
1967.10.31	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.01	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.02	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.03	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.04	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.05	The Living End	Detroit,	MI
1967.11.03	Broadsides—WKCR-FM	New York,	NY
1967.11	The Gaslight South	Coconut Grove,	FL
1967.11.17	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1967.11.18	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1967.11.19	The Sippin' Lizzard Coffee House	Flint,	MI
1967.12.03	The Way It Is—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
1967.12.24	The Way It Is—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
1967.12.31	The Way It Is—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON

1968

1968	The Pornographic Onion	Toronto,	ON
1968	ZARN-FM Studios	Vancouver,	BC
1968	The New Penelope Cafe	Montreal,	QC
1968	Gerdes Folk City	New York,	NY
	The date and venue of this recording are questionable.
1968	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni made a surprise appearance at a Judy Collins concert.
1968.01	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.01.08	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
1968.01.09	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
1968.01.10	Club 47	Cambridge,	MA
1968.01.21	The Way It Is—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
1968.02	Crouse College Auditorium	Syracuse,	NY
1968.02	The Stone Balloon	New Haven,	CT
	Livingston Taylor opened for Joni.
1968.02	The Stone Balloon	Hartford,	CT
	Livingston Taylor opened for Joni.
1968.03.08	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.03.09	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday.
1968.03.10	Canterbury House	Ann Arbor,	MI
	Three sets.
1968.03.12	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.13	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.14	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.15	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.16	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.17	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
	Joni opened at Le Hibou shortly after the recording sessions for Song To A Seagull were completed. During this engagement Joni was introduced to Graham Nash who was on tour with the Hollies and had already heard about Joni from his friend David Crosby.
1968.03.19	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
	Jimi Hendrix attended the late show after playing a concert at the Capitol Theatre and, with Joni's permission, recorded her performance. (Unfortunately, both Jimi's recorder and the tapes were stolen several days later.)
1968.03.20	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.21	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.22	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.23	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.03.24	Le Hibou	Ottawa,	ON
1968.04.04	Swarthmore College	Swarthmore,	PA
	John Fahey opened for Joni at a concert which began hours after the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The concert was Broadcast on WXPN-FM.
1968.04.05	The New Generation Club	New York,	NY
	A group of musicians paid tribute to Martin Luther King by having a folk, rock and blues jam session. Joni played first followed by Buddy Guy and Jimi Hendrix. Other musicians who participated were BB King, Al Kooper and Ted Nugent.
1968.04.07	The New Generation Club	New York,	NY
	Joni played a show that also features BB King, Janis Joplin, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Richie Havens, Buddy Guy and Jimi Hendrix jamming with guitarist Roy Buchanan.
1968.04	Wake A Generation—Film	New York,	NY
	Recorded at 'The Generation' Club during a memorial for the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
1968.04.16	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.17	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.18	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly
1968.04.19	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.20	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday
1968.04.21	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.23	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.24	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.25	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly.
1968.04.26	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.04.27	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday
1968.04.28	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets
1968.04.30	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.05.01	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.05.02	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets nightly.
1968.05.03	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
1968.05.04	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Three sets nightly on Friday and Saturday
1968.05.05	The Riverboat	Toronto,	ON
	Two sets.
1968.05	Show of the Week—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
1968.05.19	Through The Eyes Of Tomorrow—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was featured along with singer-composers Mark Stone, Bruce Mackay, and the Edmonton group, The Loving Sound
1968.06	Open Session—KRLA	Pasadena,	CA
	A music and interview program
1968.06	Skip Weshner Program—KRHM-FM	Los Angeles,	CA
	A music and interview program.
1968.06.04	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.05	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.06	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.07	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.08	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.09	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	Hedge & Donna opened for Joni at her first series of shows in the Los Angeles area. Two sets nightly.
1968.06.11	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.12	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.13	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.14	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.15	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1968.06.16	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	Dave Van Ronk opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1968.06.19	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.20	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.21	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.22	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.23	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.24	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
	Jerry Jeff Walker opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1968.06.26	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.27	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.28	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.06.29	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
	Bunky & Jake opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1968.06.30	Capitol Theatre	Ottawa,	ON
1968.07.01	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.03	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.04	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.05	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.06	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.07	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.07.08	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
	Bunky & Jake opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1968.07.15	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.16	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.17	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.18	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.19	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.20	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.07.24	Ravinia Festival—Ravinia Pavilion	Chicago,	IL
	Theodore Bikel opened for Joni.
1968.07.27	Newport Folk Festival	Newport,	RI
1968.08	The New Penelope Cafe	Montreal,	QC
1968.08.09	Mariposa Folk Festival—Centre Island	Toronto,	ON
	Jean Carignan, Bukka White, Henry Crowdog Oscar Brand and Mike Cooney also performed. View festival program here.
1968.08.11	Mariposa Folk Festival—Centre Island	Toronto,	ON
	Joni participated in an afternoon 'New Songwriters Concert' and was co-host along with Murray McLaughlan. Bruce Cockburn also performed. View festival program here.
1968.08.14	Schaefer Music Festival—Wollman Skating Rink Theater	New York,	NY
	Arlo Guthrie opened for Joni. Two Shows.
1968.08.15	The Today Show—NBC TV	New York,	NY
1968.08.23	Philadelphia Folk Festival—Old Pool Farm	Upper Salford,	PA
1968.09.07	Big Sur Folk Festival—Esalen Institute	Big Sur,	CA
	Performers included Joni, Judy Collins, Stephen Stills, Joan Baez, "“Mama"” Cass Elliott and Mimi Fariña (who was married that day).
1968.09.12	The Joey Bishop Show—ABC TV	New York,	NY
1968.09.18	The Revolution Club	London,	England
1968.09	The Monday Show—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Hosted by David Jacobs
1968.09	__?__	London,	England
	Reprise Records hosted a reception to celebrate the UK release of Joni’s first album Song To A Seagull.
1968.09.23	Top Gear—BBC Radio 1, 201 Piccadilly - Studio 1	London,	England
	Joni was accompanied by the John Cameron Group. Broadcast on Sept. 29
1968.09.28	Festival Of Contemporary Song—Royal Festival Hall	London,	England
	Joni appeared along with headliners Fairport Convention. Jackson C. Frank and Al Stewart also performed. View festival program here.
1968.10.04	Bovard Auditorium, USC	Los Angeles,	CA
1968.10.11	Woolsey Hall, Yale University	New Haven,	CT
1968.10.19	SUNY (State Univ. of NY)	Stony Brook,	NY
	Tim Hardin opened for Joni. Two Shows.
1968.10.23	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.10.24	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.10.25	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.10.26	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.10.27	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
1968.10.28	The Bitter End	New York,	NY
	Tom Flanders and Neil Young opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1968.10.31	The Main Point	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chris Smither opened for Joni. Two sets
1968.11.01	The Main Point	Philadelphia,	PA
1968.11.02	The Main Point	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chris Smither opened for Joni. Three sets on Friday and Saturday
1968.11.03	The Main Point	Philadelphia,	PA
	Chris Smither opened for Joni. Two sets
1968.11.03	Folklore Program—WDAS-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni was interviewed by host Gene Shay, and performed several songs. The other guests were Chris Smither and Dave Van Ronk.
1968.11.04	Our Kind Of Crowd—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	A TV Special that featured the Canadian group ""3's A Crowd."" The guest performers were Joni and Richard Pryor.
1968.11.07	BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni was accompanied by the John Cameron Group. The program recorded during her Sept. visit to England.
1968.11.08	Hunter College Auditorium	New York,	NY
	Joni opened for Blood, Sweat & Tears.
1968.11	__?__	Hartford,	CT
1968.11	The Northfield School for Girls	Northfield,	MA
1968.11	University of Massachusetts	Amherst,	MA
1968.11	University of Chicago	Chicago,	IL
1968.11	Cahn Auditorium, Northwestern University	Evanston,	IL
1968.11	University of Windsor	Windsor,	ON
1968.11.10	Alumni Hall, Univ. Of Western Ontario	London,	ON
1968.11	__?__	Halifax,	NS
1968.11.23	Brooklyn College	Brooklyn,	NY
	Tim Hardin opened for Joni.
1968.11.25	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.11.26	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.11.27	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.11.28	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.11.29	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
1968.11.30	The Cellar Door	Washington,	DC
	David Rea opened for Joni.
1968.12.29	Miami Pop Festival—Gulfstream Park	Hallandale,	FL
	During her encore Joni was accompanied by Graham Nash & Richie Havens.

1969

1969	Massey Hall	Toronto,	ON
1969.01.18	The Mama Cass Television Program—ABC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Broadcast on April 8 and June 26, 1969.
1969.01.21	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.01.22	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.01.23	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.01.24	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.01.25	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.01.26	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	Dave Van Ronk opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1969.02.01	Carnegie Hall	New York,	NY
1969.02.14	Zellerbach Auditorium	Berkeley,	CA
1969.03	Top Of The Clock—CTV	Saskatoon,	SK
1969.03.13	Simpson-Sears Department Store	Saskatoon,	SK
	Joni signed autographs at the store where she once worked.
1969.03.14	Centennial Auditorium	Saskatoon,	SK
1969.03.28	Unicorn Coffee House	Boston,	MA
1969.03.29	Unicorn Coffee House	Boston,	MA
	James Taylor opened for Joni.
1969.03.30	Queens College	Flushing,	NY
1969.04.08	The Mama Cass Television Program—ABC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Broadcast date.
1969.04.11	Sargent Gymnasium, Boston Univ.	Boston,	MA
	Jaime Brockett and Livingston Taylor opened for Joni.
1969.04.18	Kresge Auditorium, M.I.T.	Cambridge,	MA
1969.04.20	Academy of Music	Philadelphia,	PA
	Jerry Jeff Walker opened for Joni.
1969.04.25	Fillmore East	New York,	NY
1969.04.26	Fillmore East	New York,	NY
	Taj Mahal and the James Cotton Blues Band opened for Joni. Two shows nightly
1969.04.27	McConaughy Hall, Wesleyan Univ.	Middletown,	CT
1969.05.01	The Johnny Cash Show—ABC TV, Ryman Auditorium	Nashville,	TN
	Bob Dylan also appeared in the premier show of the series, which was broadcast on June 7.
1969.05.01	Johnny Cash's Home	Hendersonville,	TN
	Joni, Graham Nash and Bob Dylan joined Johnny Cash at his home for dinner. According to Joni "We all of us, Willi, Dylan, Cash and myself sat there for hours just singing and playing our own - and each others - songs. It was wonderful," Joni concluded.
1969.05.20	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.05.21	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.05.22	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.05.23	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.05.24	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1969.05.25	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	David Ackles opened for Joni. Two sets nightly
1969.06.07	The Johnny Cash Show—ABC TV, Ryman Auditorium	Nashville,	TN
	Broadcast date.
1969.06.26	The Mama Cass Television Program—ABC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Broadcast date.
1969.06.29	Salle Wilfred-Pelletier	Montreal,	QC
1969.06.30	Capitol Theatre	Ottawa,	ON
1969.07.07	Mississippi River Festival—Southern Illinois Univ.	Edwardsville,	IL
	Joni and Arlo Guthrie were the featured performers in a concert filmed by NET TV. The Aug. 3 broadcast was titled The Sounds Of Summer–Mississippi River Festival.
1969.07.10	Avon Theatre	Stratford,	ON
1969.07.13	The Uncola Music Festival—Memorial Stadium	Mount Vernon,	NY
	Tim Hardin opened for Joni.
1969.07.19	The Johnny Cash Show—ABC TV, Ryman Auditorium	Nashville,	TN
	Broadcast date
1969.07.19	Newport Folk Festival—Festival Field	Newport,	RI
	Joni participated in an afternoon Songwriters Workshop along with James Taylor, Paul Geremiah and others. Joni recalls that she first met James at this workshop.
1969.07.19	Newport Folk Festival—Festival Field	Newport,	RI
	Evening concert
1969.07.20	South Shore Music Circus	Cohasset,	RI
1969.07.22	The Music Shed at Tanglewood	Lenox,	MA
	Tim Hardin and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band also performed.
1969.07.24	Schaefer Music Festival—Wollman Skating Rink Theater	New York,	NY
	Tim Hardin opened for Joni.
1969.07.25	Mariposa Folk Festival—Centre Island	Toronto,	ON
	July 25-27. Joni and Joan Baez were the featured performers during the ninth Mariposa Folk Festival. Portions were filmed by the CBC and broadcast on Sept. 28 in a program titled Mariposa: A Folk Festival.
1969.08.01	Atlantic City Pop Festival—Atlantic City Race Track	Atlantic City,	NJ
1969.08.03	The Sounds Of Summer	Edwardsville,	IL
	Joni and Arlo Guthrie were featured performers in a concert filmed by NET TV on July 7 at the Mississippi River Festival.
1969.08.16	Auditorium Theater	Chicago,	IL
	Joni opened for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young at their first concert. Two Shows.
1969.08.18	The Dick Cavett Show—ABC TV, Television Center	New York,	NY
	David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Jefferson Airplane also appeared. The program was broadcast on Aug. 19.
1969.08	Vancouver Pop Festival—Paradise Valley Resort	Squamish,	BC
	The festival dates were Aug. 22-24.
1969.08.22	CalExpo - California Exposition & State Fair	Sacramento,	CA
1969.08.25	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.26	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.27	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.28	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.29	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.30	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1969.08.31	The Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni opened for Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and occasionally joined them during their encores.
1969.09.13	Big Sur Folk Festival—Esalen Institute	Big Sur,	CA
1969.09.14	Big Sur Folk Festival—Esalen Institute	Big Sur,	CA
	Joni performed solo and was also accompanied by Crosby, Stills & Nash and John Sebastian. Portions of her performances were subsequently featured in the film Celebration at Big Sur.
1969.09.28	Mariposa: A Folk Festival—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Recorded during the ninth Mariposa Folk Festival, July 25-27. Joni and Joan Baez were the featured performers along with Michael Cooney, Ian and Sylvia, Doc Watson, Bruce Cockburn, Doug Kershaw and David Rea.
1969.10.19	Gala 50th Anniversary Concert—Pauley Pavilion, UCLA	Westwood,	CA
	Joni was the special guest artist with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
1969.11.01	Centennial Auditorium	Saskatoon,	SK
1969.11.05	Interview-WMS-WCFM	Williamstown,	MA
1969.11.22	California State Univ.	Fullerton,	CA
	John Fahey opened for Joni.
1969.11.29	College Of Holy Cross	Worcester,	MA
	An afternoon concert
1969.11.29	Alden Memorial Auditorium, Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Worcester,	MA
	An evening concert
1969.12.05	Symphony Hall	Boston,	MA
1969.12.06	Crouse College Auditorium	Syracuse,	NY
	Patrick Sky opened for Joni. Two shows, 8pm and 10pm.
1969.12.07	Univ. of Hartford	Hartford,	CT
1969.12.10	Springfield College	Springfield,	MA
1969.12.11	Shapiro Athletic Center, Brandeis Univ.	Waltham,	MA
1969.12.12	Harrington Auditorium, M.I.T.	Cambridge,	MA
1969.12.14	Masonic Temple Theater	Detroit,	MI
	Joni was a surprise guest performer at a CSNY concert.
1969.12.21	Kleinhans Auditorium	Buffalo,	NY

1970

1970.01	Reprise Records Reception	London,	England
	Joni’s record company held a reception shortly after her arrival in England for the upcoming Festival Hall concert. Joni was also interviewed by Caroline Boucher.
1970.01.17	Royal Festival Hall	London,	England
1970.01.29	This Is Tom Jones!—Elstree TV Studios	London,	England
	Broadcast by ABC-TV in the U.S. and ITV in the U.K.
1970.03.11	12th Annual Grammy Awards—Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni received a Grammy for ‘Best Folk Performance’ for the Clouds album.
1970.07.26	Mariposa Folk Festival—Centre Island	Toronto,	ON
	Other performers included David Rea and James Taylor
1970.08.29	Isle of Wight Festival—East Afton Farm	Isle Of Wight,	GodshilleEngland
	Several selections from Joni’s performance were released on videotape, laserdisc and DVD.
1970.09	BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni was featured on guitar, piano and dulcimer. This program, the initial show of the BBC In Concert series, was broadcast on Oct. 9.
1970.09	A Spanish Restaurant	Nashville,	TN
	Joni, Dennis Hopper, Michele Phillips, and Micky Newbury joined Johnny Cash for a late night of food, fun, and music after the season's first taping of The Johnny Cash Show.
1970.10.07	The Johnny Cash Show—ABC TV, Ryman Auditorium	Nashville,	TN
	Broadcast date.
1970.10.09	Joni Mitchell - In Concert - BBC2 Television	London,	England
	This program was subtitled Joni Mitchell Sings Joni Mitchell. Joni was featured on guitar, piano and dulcimer in the premier episode of the In Concert series.
1970.10.16	PNE Coliseum	Vancouver,	BC
	Joni Mitchell, Phil Ochs, and the BC band Chilliwack performed at a benefit concert for the Don't Make A Wave Committee, which raised $17,000 for Greenpeace. James Taylor also appeared as Joni's surprise guest.
1970.10.18	Gentle On My Mind—KCOP-TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Described as a ‘rock-folk’ TV Special, this program featured John Hartford, Pete Seeger and Joni. The full program title was Hartford, Mitchell & Seeger - Gentle On Your Mind.
1970.10.29	In Concert—BBC Radio 1, Paris Theatre	London,	England
	James Taylor also appeared, accompanying Joni on several songs, and performed several of his own. The program was broadcast on Dec. 27 and 30.
1970.11.07	Dillon Gymnasium, Princeton Univ.	Princeton,	NJ
	Joni appeared for the encore during a James Taylor concert and sang “You Can Close Your Eyes” with James.
1970.11.13	Fillmore East	New York,	NY
	Joni Mitchell sat in with the Mothers of Invention, sang on several songs, and recited her poem “Penelope.”
1970.11.20	Royal Festival Hall	London,	England
1970.11.21	Royal Festival Hall	London,	England

1971

1971.01	Queens College	Flushing,	NY
	Joni was the surprise guest at a James Taylor concert.
1971.03.28	Honolulu International Center	Honolulu,	HI
	Joni was the surprise guest at a James Taylor concert.
1971.05.17	Joni Mitchell - In Concert - BBC2 Television—BBC 2 TV Theatre	London,	England
	A re-edited version of the In Concert program Joni Mitchell Sings Joni Mitchell originally broadcast on Oct. 9, 1970.
1971.09.10	Queen Elizabeth Theatre	Vancouver,	BC
	Joni was the surprise guest at a Crosby & Nash concert.

1972

1972.02	Beverly Wiltshire Hotel	Beverly Hills,	CA
	Joni performed at an ACLU Dinner honoring Henry Fonda who was presented with their "Bill of Rights Award". The Smothers Brothers also performed.
Tour of North America
1972.02.16	Paramount Theatre	Seattle,	WA
1972.02.18	Masonic Temple	Detroit,	MI
1972.02.21	Arie Crown Theater, McCormick Center	Chicago,	IL
1972.02.23	Carnegie Hall	New York,	NY
1972.02.25	Massey Hall	Toronto,	ON
1972.02.28	The Music Hall	Boston,	MA
1972.02.29	Constitution Hall	Washington,	DC
1972.03.02	Academy of Music	Philadelphia,	PA
1972.03.04	McAllister Auditorium, Tulane Univ.	New Orleans,	LA
1972.03	Kiel Auditorium	St. Louis,	MO
	Jackson Browne was ill. Tom May opened for Joni.
1972.03.11	Berkeley Community Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
	David Crosby, Graham Nash, David Blue and Jackson Browne joined Joni during her encore.
1972.03.13	Dorothy Chandler Pavilion	Los Angeles,	CA
1972.03.15	Queen Elizabeth Hall	Vancouver,	BC
	End of tour
1972.04.02	El Chingadero—John VanHammersveld's Studio	Venice,	CA
	A one-man show of sculptor Boyd Elder's artwork. Among the people singing and playing while sitting on the gallery floor were Joni, Jackson Browne, Ned Doheny and Cass Elliot. Later, Joni and others danced to live music by the still unsigned Eagles.
1972.04.28	Cleveland Arena	Cleveland,	OH
	A fundraising benefit concert on behalf of George McGovern'’s presidential campaign. Joni, James Taylor and Paul Simon performed.
Tour of Europe and Hawaii
1972.05.03	Odeon Theatre	Manchester,	England
1972.05.05	Royal Festival Hall	London,	England
1972.05.09	Jahrhunderthalle	Frankfurt,	Germany
1972.05.13	Royal Theatre Carre	Amsterdam,	Netherlands
1972.05.15	The Salle Pleyel	Paris,	France
1972.05.19	Sounds For Saturday—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Broadcast on June 10th.
1972.05.27	Interview—Interview	London,	England
	Penny Valentine'’s interview with Joni appeared in Sounds magazine on June 3 and 10.
1972.06.18	Waikiki Shell	Honolulu,	HI
	End of tour
1972.07.15	Mariposa Folk Festival—Centre Island	Toronto,	ON
1972.11.10	Gallery Of Photography	Vancouver,	BC
	Joni attended the opening of an exhibit featuring her photographs as well as those by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein. The exhibit was on view from Nov. 10-29.
1972.11.16	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1972.11.17	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1972.11.18	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1972.11.19	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	Steve Ferguson opened for Joni. Two sets nightly

1973

1973.04.15	Sir George Williams Univ. Auditorium	Montreal,	QC
	A Benefit Concert for the James Bay Indians. Brian Blain, Peter Yarrow and Loudon Wainwright III also performed.
1973.08.11	The Corral Club	Topanga,	CA
1973.08.12	The Corral Club	Topanga,	CA
	The Eagles were the opening act. Neil Young and the Santa Monica Flyers performed and also accompanied Joni. Two sets nightly
1973.09.18	Sounds For Saturday—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Originally broadcast on May 19, 1972.
1973.11	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
1973.12	Interview-Studio Instrument Rentals	Hollywood,	CA
	Joni, Tom Scott, Henry Lewy and Elliot Roberts were interviewed by Malka Marom during tour rehearsals. Broadcast by CBC AM in Canada in April 1974 on their program The Entertainers.Portions of this interview were also published in Macleans magazine.
1973.12	Interview-Studio Instrument Rentals	Hollywood,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Marci McDonald for an article published by The Toronto Star on Feb. 9, 1974.
1973.12	Tour Rehearsals, Studio Instrument Rentals	Hollywood,	CA

1974

Tour of North America and England
1974.01	Tour Rehearsals, Studio Instrument Rentals	Hollywood,	CA
1974.01.18	Kiel Auditorium	St. Louis,	MO
1974.01.19	Assembly Hall, Univ. of Illinois	Urbana-Champaign,	IL
1974.01.20	Athletic and Convocation Center, Notre Dame Univ.	South Bend,	IN
1974.01.22	Dane County Coliseum	Madison,	WI
1974.01.23	Auditorium Theater	Chicago,	IL
1974.01.25	St. Johns Arena, Ohio State Univ.	Columbus,	OH
1974.01.26	Hill Auditorium, Univ. of Michigan	Ann Arbor,	MI
1974.01.29	Constitution Hall	Washington,	DC
1974.01.30	Academy of Music	Philadelphia,	PA
1974.01.31	The Music Hall	Boston,	MA
1974.02.02	Woolsey Hall, Yale Univ.	New Haven,	CT
1974.02.03	Barton Hall, Cornell Univ.	Ithaca,	NY
1974.02.05	Avery Fisher Hall	New York,	NY
1974.02.06	Radio City Music Hall	New York,	NY
1974.02.07	The Music Hall	Boston,	MA
1974.02.09	Wilfred Laurier Univ.	Waterloo,	ON
1974.02.10	Massey Hall	Toronto,	ON
1974.02.11	Kleinhans Music Hall	Buffalo,	NY
1974.02.13	The Music Hall	Cleveland,	OH
1974.02.14	Syria Mosque	Pittsburgh,	PA
1974.02.16	Honolulu International Center	Honolulu,	HI
1974.02.28	Memorial Auditorium	Sacramento,	CA
1974.03.01	Berkeley Community Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
1974.03.02	Berkeley Community Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
1974.03.03	Dorothy Chandler Pavilion	Los Angeles,	CA
1974.03.04	Dorothy Chandler Pavilion	Los Angeles,	CA
1974.03.05	Anaheim Convention Center	Anaheim,	CA
1974.03.08	C.U. Fieldhouse, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder	Boulder,	CO
1974.03.10	Highland High School Auditorium	Salt Lake City,	UT
1974.03.11	Civic Auditorium	Portland,	OR
1974.03.12	Seattle Center Arena	Seattle,	WA
1974.03.14	Centennial Auditorium	Saskatoon,	SK
1974.03.24	Cameron Stadium, Duke Univ.	Durham,	NC
1974.03	Carolina Coliseum, Univ. of So. Carolina	Columbia,	SC
1974.03	Austin Coliseum	Austin,	TX
1974.03.30	Memorial Auditorium	Dallas,	TX
1974.03.31	Hofheinz Pavilion	Houston,	TX
1974.04	The Entertainers—CBC AM	Toronto,	ON
	A music and interview program. Joni, Tom Scott, Henry Lewy and Elliot Roberts were interviewed by Malka.
1974.04	Grand Ole Opry House	Nashville,	TN
1974.04.02	Ellis Auditorium	Memphis,	TN
1974.04	William & Mary Hall, College of William & Mary	Williamsburg,	VA
1974.04.06	The Omni	Atlanta,	GA
1974.04	Veterans' Memorial Coliseum	Jacksonville,	FL
1974.04.08	Miami Civic Auditorium	Miami,	FL
1974.04.20	New Victoria Theatre	London,	England
1974.04.21	New Victoria Theatre	London,	England
1974.04.22	New Victoria Theatre	London,	England
	The third concert was videotaped. An edited version was broadcast on the BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test on Nov. 19.
	End of tour
1974.07.10	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver,	BC
	Joni made a surprise appearance at a CSNY concert.
1974.07.25	Mile High Stadium	Denver,	CO
	Joni made a surprise appearance at a CSNY concert.
Summer Tour of North America (+ Honolulu, HI)
1974.07.26	Park Plaza Resort	Park City,	UT
1974.07.28	Civic Arena	St. Paul ,	MN
1974.07.29	Ravinia Pavilion	Highland Park,	IL
1974.07.30	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls,	OH
1974.07.31	Convention Center	Louisville,	KY
1974.08	Massey Hall	Toronto,	ON
1974.08.04	Place des Nations	Montreal,	QC
1974.08.06	Mississippi River Festival	Edwardsville,	IL
1974.08.08	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston,	MI
1974.08.09	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston,	MI
1974.08.13	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1974.08.14	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1974.08.15	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1974.08.16	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1974.08.17	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
	Selections from this concert series were released on the live album Miles Of Aisles.
1974.08.20	Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC)	Saratoga Springs,	NY
1974.08.21	Temple Univ. Music Festival	Ambler,	PA
1974.08.22	Temple Univ. Music Festival	Ambler,	PA
1974.08.24	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia,	MD
1974.08.27	The Music Shed at Tanglewood	Lenox,	MA
1974.08.28	Nassau Coliseum	Uniondale,	NY
1974.09.02	Auditorium Arena	Denver,	CO
1974.09.08	New York 'SUMMERSAULT' '74—Roosevelt Raceway	Westbury,	NY
	Joni shared the bill with Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Jesse Colin Young and the Beach Boys. Joni also sang with CSNY, adding harmony vocals to several of their songs.
	End of tour
1974.09.14	Wembley Stadium	London,	England
	Joni shared the bill with The Band, Jesse Colin Young, Joe Walsh and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
1974.11.19	The Old Grey Whistle Test—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Recorded at the New Victoria Theatre on April 22.
1974.12.24	The Troubadour	W. Hollywood,	CA
	On opening night for Flo and Eddie (Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan of the defunct Turtles), the crowd was blessed with a bonus show. James Taylor, Carly Simon, Joni Mitchell, John Guerin, Linda Ronstadt and Albert Brooks all leaped onstage and commenced crooning Christmas carols. Before that, the merry sextet wandered from house to house in the Hollywood hills blessing startled neighbors with carols.

1975

1975.03.01	17th Annual Grammy Awards—Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni and Tom Scott received the ‘Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalists’ Grammy for the song “Down To You” from the Court And Spark album.
1975.04.29	The Bottom Line	New York,	NY
	Joni sits in with Tom Scott but will not come out on stage. She sings with him from a mic backstage.
1975.07.04	Joni’'s Home	Los Angeles,	CA
	Larry Johnson and Leslie Morris were married by Graham Nash at Joni’'s home. Joni performed “"Jericho"” as part of the ceremony.
1975.10.17	Santa Monica Civic Auditorium	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni was guest performer during the encore of a Bonnie Raitt concert. Other guests included Jackson Browne, Tom Waits, and J.D. Souther.
The Rolling Thunder Revue
1975.11.13	Veteran's Memorial Coliseum	New Haven,	CT
	Evening show
1975.11.15	Convention Center	Niagara Falls,	NY
1975.11.17	War Memorial Coliseum	Rochester,	NY
	Two shows
1975.11.19	Memorial Auditorium	Worcester,	MA
1975.11.20	Harvard Square Theater	Cambridge,	MA
1975.11.21	The Music Hall	Boston,	MA
	Two shows
1975.11.22	Shapiro Gym, Brandeis Univ.	Waltham,	MA
1975.11.24	Civic Center Arena	Hartford,	CT
1975.11.26	Civic Center	Augusta,	ME
1975.11.27	Municipal Auditorium	Bangor,	ME
1975.11.29	Quebec City Coliseum	Quebec City,	QC
1975.12.01	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto,	ON
1975.12.02	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto,	ON
1975.12.04	The Forum	Montreal,	QC
1975.12.07	Correctional Correctional Facility for Women	Clinton,	NJ
1975.12.08	The Night of the Hurricane—Madison Square Garden	New York,	NY
	A benefit concert on behalf of the Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter legal defense fund.
	End of tour

1976

Tour of the United States
1976.01.16	Northop Auditorium, University of Minnesota	Minneapolis,	MN
1976.01.18	Elliott Hall of Music, Purdue Univ.	W. Lafayette,	IN
	Neil Young made a surprise appearance.
1976.01.20	Keil Auditorium	St. Louis,	MO
1976.01.22	Sam Houston Coliseum	Houston,	TX
1976.01.23	Municipal Auditorium	San Antonio,	TX
1976.01.25	Night of the Hurricane II—Houston Astrodome	Houston,	TX
	A second benefit concert on behalf of the Rubin ‘Hurricane Carter legal defense fund. Joni performed solo as a guest with Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Review.
1976.01.26	Dallas Convention Center	Dallas,	TX
1976.01.28	Municipal Auditorium	Austin,	TX
	Bob Dylan makes a surprise appearance and duets with Joni on "“Both Sides Now".” He also performed a solo version of "“Girl From The North Country.”"
1976.01.29	Assembly Center, Louisiana State Univ.	Baton Rouge,	LA
1976.01.31	Charlotte Coliseum	Charlotte,	NC
1976.02.01	Memorial Coliseum, Univ. of Alabama	Tuscaloosa,	AL
1976.02.03	UGA Coliseum, Univ. of Georgia	Athens, GA,	GA
1976.02.04	Ellis Auditorium	Memphis,	TN
1976.02.06	William & Mary Hall, College of William & Mary	Williamsburg,	VA
1976.02.07	Cameron Stadium, Duke Univ.	Durham,	NC
1976.02.09	Memorial Coliseum, Univ. of Kentucky	Lexington,	KY
1976.02.10	Armory Fieldhouse, Univ. of Cincinnati	Cincinnati,	OH
1976.02.12	Millet Assembly Hall, Miami Univ.	Oxford,	OH
1976.02.13	Public Hall	Cleveland,	OH
1976.02.14	Civic Arena	Pittsburgh,	PA
1976.02.16	The Spectrum Theatre	Philadelphia,	PA
1976.02.18	Civic Center	Providence,	RI
1976.02.19	The Music Hall	Boston,	MA
1976.02.20	Nassau Coliseum	Uniondale,	NY
1976.02.22	Cole Fieldhouse, Univ. of Maryland	College Park,	MD
	Joni was ill and left the stage before completing her first song. The concert was cancelled.
1976.02.23	Veterans Memorial Coliseum	New Haven,	CT
1976.02.24	War Memorial Coliseum	Syracuse,	NY
1976.02.26	Hill Auditorium, Univ. of Michigan	Ann Arbor,	MI
1976.02.27	Illinois State Univ.	Normal,	IL
1976.02.29	Dane County Coliseum	Madison,	WI
	End of tour
1976.05.15	Gatesville State School for Boys	Gatesville,	TX
	Joni made a guest appearance with The Rolling Thunder Revue.
1976.05.16	Tarrant County Convention Center	Fort Worth,	TX
	Joni's guest appearance with The Rolling Thunder Revue.
1976.11.11	The Tower Theater	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni, accompanied by Jaco Pastorius and Bobbye Hall, performed at a benefit concert held for The Main Point coffeehouse. Two shows
1976.11.20	California Celebrates the Whales—Memorial Auditorium	Sacramento,	CA
	A benefit concert. Joni was accompanied by Jaco Pastorius, Bass and Bobbye Hall, Congas.
1976.11.25	The Last Waltz—Winterland	San Francisco,	CA
	Joni joined Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Van Morrison and others as guest performers at The Band's farewell concert. A film of the event, directed by Martin Scorsese, was released in theaters, on videotape, laserdisc and DVD. A soundtrack album was also released.

1977

1978

1978.07.22	Madison Square Garden	New York,	NY
	Joni appeared at a Crosby, Stills & Nash concert, and sang harmony during their encore.
1978.09.02	Bread & Roses Festival of Music—Greek Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
1978.09.03	Bread & Roses Festival of Music—Greek Theatre	Berkeley,	CA

1979

1979	Interview-CBC Radio	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni and Henry Lewy were interviewed by Malka.
1979.05.06	Anti-Nuclear Power Rally—U.S. Capitol Steps	Washington,	DC
1979.05.27	Berkeley Jazz Festival—Greek Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
	Joni performed with Jaco Pastorius, Don Alias, Herbie Hancock and Tony Williams.
1979.06.15	Playboy Jazz Festival—Hollywood Bowl	Hollywood,	CA
	Joni performed with Herbie Hancock, Tony Williams, Gene Perla and Don Alias.
Tour of North America
1979.07.19	Tour Rehearsals	Hollywood,	CA
	July 19-21 and July 23-29
1979.08.03	Zoo Amphitheatre	Oklahoma City,	OK
1979.08.05	Red Rocks Amphitheatre	Morrison,	CO
1979.08.06	Red Rocks Amphitheatre	Morrison,	CO
1979.08.09	Mississippi River Festival	Edwardsville,	IL
1979.08.11	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston,	MI
1979.08.12	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston,	MI
1979.08.14	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls,	OH
1979.08.16	Alpine Valley Music Theater	E. Troy,	WI
1979.08.17	Alpine Valley Music Theater	E. Troy,	WI
1979.08.19	Minneapolis Auditorium	Minneapolis,	MN
1979.08.21	The Music Shed at Tanglewood	Lenox,	MA
1979.08.22	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia,	MD
1979.08.23	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia,	MD
1979.08.25	Forest Hills Tennis Stadium	New York,	NY
1979.08.27	Civic Center	Providence,	RI
1979.08.28	Robin Hood Dell West	Philadelphia,	PA
	Renamed The Frederic R. Mann Music Center later in 1979
1979.09.02	Pacific Coliseum	Vancouver,	BC
	A press conference was held at the Coliseum after the concert
1979.09.03	Memorial Coliseum	Portland,	OR
1979.09.07	Civic Auditorium	San Francisco,	CA
1979.09.08	Civic Auditorium	San Francisco,	CA
1979.09.09	Santa Barbara County Bowl	Santa Barbara,	CA
	Portions of this concert were released on the live album Shadows And Light. An edited videotape of the concert was shown on the Showtime cable channel and later released on videotape, laserdisc and DVD.
1979.09.12	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1979.09.13	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1979.09.14	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1979.09.15	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
1979.09.16	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	End of tour
1979.11.10	The Art Garden	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni attended a party celebrating the publication of STARART, a coffee table art book exhibiting the fine art of several music Icons. The book was designed and edited by Deborah Chesher. Several of the other artists were also present, including John Mayall, Klaus Voormann, Ron Wood and Commander Cody.

1980

1980.07.19	Vorpal Gallery	Laguna Beach,	CA
	Joni attended the opening of an exhibit featuring her paintings as well as those of John Mayall, Klaus Voormanm, Ron Wood and Commander Cody. These paintings were featured in the book Starart, designed and edited by Debby Chesher. The exhibit was on display from July 19-Aug. 1.
1980.10.04	Bread & Roses Festival of Music—Greek Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
1980.10.05	Bread & Roses Festival of Music—Greek Theatre	Berkeley,	CA
1980.10.22	innerview	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Jim Ladd for a syndicated radio program that was broadcast on Dec. 29.
1980.12.02	Shadows And Light	Santa Barbara,	CA
	A Showtime cable TV broadcast, recorded at the Santa Barbara County Bowl on Sept. 9.

1981

1981.02.05	O'Keefe Center for the Performing Arts	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

1982

1982.02.18	The Mudd Club	New York,	NY
	Joni made a guest appearance during Eric Andersen's concert, adding harmony to his song "Blue River." This show was released on the CD Eric Andersen Live at the Mudd Club.
1982.03	McCabe's Guitar Shop & Concert Hall	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni made a guest appearance during Eric Andersen's concert.
1982.04	Studio 54	New York,	NY
	Joni performed at a benefit for the Franklin Furnace Art Gallery.
1982.11.06	Rock On—BBC Radio 1	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Richard Stanley. In 1983, Geffen Records released a limited edition UK-only package of two 7” singles with an edited version of the interview on side one and details of a special contest on side two. The other record was “"Chinese Café/Unchained Melody"” b/w "“Ladies Man.”"
1982.12	Interview-WNEW-FM	New York,	NY

1983

Wild Things Tour '83
1983.02.20	Production Rehearsal—A&M Studios	Hollywood,	CA
	Several songs were filmed and three were released as promotional videos.
1983.02.28	Kouseinenkin Dai Hall	Tokyo,	Japan
1983.03.02	Sunpalace Hall	Fukuoka,	Japan
1983.03.03	Festival Hall	Osaka,	Japan
1983.03.04	Festival Hall	Osaka,	Japan
1983.03.05	Shi Kokaido Hall	Nagoya,	Japan
1983.03.06	Nippon Budokan Hall	Tokyo,	Japan
1983.03.07	Nippon Budokan Hall	Tokyo,	Japan
1983.03.11	Capitol Theatre	Sydney,	Australia
1983.03.12	Capitol Theatre	Sydney,	Australia
1983.03.14	Festival Hall	Brisbane,	Australia
	Doug Ashdown opened for Joni
1983.03.16	Palais Theatre	Melbourne,	Australia
1983.03.17	Palais Theatre	Melbourne,	Australia
1983.03.19	Festival Theatre	Adelaide,	Australia
1983.03.21	Melbourne Concert Hall	Melbourne,	Australia
1983.03.23	Sydney Opera House	Sydney,	Australia
1983.03.24	Sydney Opera House	Sydney,	Australia
1983.03.25	Sydney Opera House	Sydney,	Australia
	Doug Ashdown opened for Joni.
1983.03.27	St. James Theatre	Auckland,	New Zealand
1983.03.28	Wellington Town Hall	Wellington,	New Zealand
1983.03.30	Christchurch Town Hall	Christchurch,	New Zealand
1983.04.11	Tour Rehearsals Hammersmith Odeon	London,	England
1983.04.12	Tour Rehearsals Hammersmith Odeon	London,	England
1983.04.14	NEC Arena-Birmingham	Birmingham,	England
1983.04.16	RDS Music Hall	Dublin,	Ireland
1983.04.17	RDS Music Hall	Dublin,	Ireland
1983.04.19	Playhouse Theatre	Edinburgh,	Scotland
1983.04.20	Playhouse Theatre	Edinburgh,	Scotland
1983.04.22	My Top 12—BBC Radio 1, BBC Broadcast House	London,	England
	A music and interview program. Joni talks to Andy Peebles and chooses 12 all-time favorite music tracks for an imaginary album. Broadcast on May 29.
1983.04.22	Saturday Live—BBC Radio 1, BBC Broadcast House	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by Richard Skinner. Broadcast on May 23
1983.04.22	Interview-Capital Radio	London,	England
1983.04.23	Wembley Arena	London,	England
1983.04.24	Wembley Arena	London,	England
	An afternoon videotaping, without an audience present.
1983.04.24	Wembley Arena	London,	England
	This evening concert was videotaped by the BBC; an edited version was broadcast on the BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test and simulcast by BBC Radio 1 on June 19.
1983.04.26	Koninklijk Circus	Brussels,	Belgium
	This concert was broadcast live on radio.
1983.04.27	Congressgebouw	The Hague,	Netherlands
1983.04.29	Theatre de Beaulieu	Lausanne,	Switzerland
1983.04.30	Theatre des Champs Elysees	Paris,	France
1983.05.01	Casino de Paris	Paris,	France
1983.05.03	CCH - Congress Centrum Hamburg	Hamburg,	Germany
1983.05.04	Alte Oper	Frankfurt,	Germany
1983.05.05	Eberthalle	Ludwigshafen,	Germany
1983.05.07	L'Arena di Verona	Verona,	Italy
1983.05.08	Palasport	Genova,	Italy
1983.05.09	Teatro Tanda Lampugnano	Milan,	Italy
1983.05.12	Konserthuset	Stockholm,	Sweden
1983.05.13	Konserthus	Oslo,	Norway
1983.05.14	Falkoner Centret	Copenhagen,	Denmark
1983.06.09	Civic Theatre	San Diego,	CA
1983.06.10	Santa Barbara County Bowl	Santa Barbara,	CA
1983.06.12	Concord Pavilion	Concord,	CA
1983.06.13	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1983.06.14	Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
1983.06.16	Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre	Irvine,	CA
1983.06.17	Compton Terrace	Tempe,	AZ
1983.06.19	Old Grey Whistle Test—BBC 2 TV, BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1	London,	England
	Videotaped at Wembley Arena on the evening of April 24
1983.06.23	Reunion Arena	Dallas,	TX
1983.06.24	The Summit	Houston,	TX
1983.06.25	Frank Irwin Center, Univ. of Texas at Austin	Austin,	TX
1983.06.27	Assembly Center, Louisiana State Univ.	Baton Rouge,	LA
1983.06.29	Lloyd Noble Arena	Norman,	OK
1983.06.30	Starlight Theatre	Kansas City,	MO
1983.07.02	Fox Theatre	St. Louis,	MO
1983.07.03	Alpine Valley Music Theater	East Troy,	WI
1983.07.04	Pine Knob Music Theatre	Clarkston,	MI
1983.07.06	Poplar Creek Music Theater	Hoffman Estates,	IL
1983.07.09	RKO Palace Theater	Columbus,	OH
1983.07.10	Stanley Theater	Pittsburgh,	PA
1983.07.11	Four Seasons Hotel	Toronto,	ON
	Joni & Larry Klein held press conference.
1983.07.12	CNE Bandshell	Toronto,	ON
1983.07.13	Shea’s Performing Arts Center	Buffalo,	NY
1983.07.15	Mann Music Center	Philadelphia,	PA
1983.07.16	Garden State Arts Center	Holmdel,	NJ
1983.07.18	Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center	Canadaigua,	NY
	Finger Lakes Community College
1983.07.19	Colt State Park Amphitheatre	Bristol,	RI
1983.07.20	Concert On The Common—Boston Commons	Boston,	MA
1983.07.22	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Columbia,	MD
1983.07.24	Jones Beach Theatre	Wantaugh,	NY
1983.07.26	Blossom Music Center	Cuyahoga Falls,	OH
1983.07.28	Madison Square Garden	New York,	NY
1983.07.30	Red Rocks Amphitheatre	Morrison,	CO
	End of tour
1983.08.12	Refuge Of The Roads	Culver City,	CA
	An afternoon videotaping, without an audience present, portions of which were included in the videotape and laserdisc release Refuge Of The Roads.

1984

1985

1985.02.10	Tears Are Not Enough—Manta Sound Recording Studio	Toronto,	ON
	Northern Lights, a group of Canada’s most accomplished artists, gathered to record the song “Tears Are Not Enough” for inclusion on the We Are The World benefit album. A videotape and laserdisc of the song and a “Making Of...” documentary were also released.
1985.02.26	27th Grammy Awards —Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni & Dionne Warwick presented the Grammy award for 'Album Of The Year' to Lionel Richie.
1985.09.22	Farm Aid—Memorial Stadium, Univ. of Illinois	Champaign,	IL
	Joni performed solo at the first annual Farm Aid concert to benefit small farmers in the U.S. Other performers included Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Tom Petty.
1985.10.28	The James Corcoran Gallery	Los Angeles,	CA
	Geffen Records held a Dog Eat Dog release party. Billed as "“Joni Mitchell-–New Paintings New Songs”", the gathering was a benefit for the Museum of Contemporary Art. The paintings were on display from Oct. 28 until Oct. 30th.
1985.10.31	Good Morning America—ABC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
1985.11	Warner Bros. Music Show #131	Los Angeles,	CA
	An interview and music from the album Dog Eat Dog. Joni was interviewed by Bill Flanagan for ‘Musician’ Magazine.
1985.11	Interview - WNEW-FM	New York,	NY
	Joni was interviewed by Dennis Elsas.
1985.11.26	Old Grey Whistle Test—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by Richard Skinner at home and in her art studio in early 1985.
1985.12.06	Wogan—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni and Michael Mullins sang "“Good Friends.”"
1985.12.07	Saturday Live	London,	England
	FM Radio Interview
1985.12.29	Rock Master Class—Duke of York Theatre, Capital Radio	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed and performed several songs accompanied by Larry Klein.

1986

1986.01.12	Mixed Bag—WNEW-FM	New York,	NY
	Joni was interviewed by Pete Fornatel and also performed one song.
1986.04.01	Whistle Test Extra—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by Richard Skinner at home and in her art studio in 1985. The program also featured video clips of live performances from 1970, 1974 and 1983.
1986.06.15	Conspiracy Of Hope—Giants Stadium	E. Rutherford,	NJ
	Joni was an unscheduled performer at a concert to benefit Amnesty International.
1986.08.28	Get Tough On Toxics—Long Beach Arena	Long Beach,	CA
	Joni joined other musicians including Neil Young and Warren Zevon in this benefit concert and performed several songs.

1987

1987.08.29	Showtime Coast To Coast	Los Angeles,	CA
	A cable TV series hosted by Herbie Hancock. Joni was a guest on the first show for a jam session with Herbie, Bobby McFerrin, Wayne Shorter, David Sanborn and Larry Klein.
1987.10.27	Pacific Amphitheatre	Costa Mesa,	CA
	Cowboys For Indians–Justice For Leonard Peltier This benefit concert featured Joni, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson, and other socially conscious musicians. Joni performed with a band that included Larry Klein, Wayne Shorter, Mark Isham, Vinnie Colaiuta and Michael Landau.

1988

1988.03.17	Interview	No. Hollywood,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Timothy White for his book Rock Lives.
1988.03	The Journal—CBC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Paul McGrath. Broadcast on March 11.
1988.03.22	The Hot Stove Club—Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto,	ON
	Joni held a press conference promoting her new album Chalk Mark In A Rain Storm.
1988.03.22	New Music—CITY TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Denise Donlon shortly after the press conference at the Hot Stove Club. The interview took place at the home of Denise Donlon & (husband) Murray McLaughlin.
1988.03.25	Bessborough Hotel	Saskatoon,	SK
	A press conference
1988.04.01	Prime Time Live—CBC Radio	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Ralph Benmurgui.
1988.04.04	Good Morning America—ABC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Hollywood reporter Chantal.
1988.04.19	Avsminkat	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed for a program broadcast in Sweden.
1988.05	Interview BBC Radio 1	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by host Johnny Walker.
1988.05	Interview Capitol Radio	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by David Jensen. Geffen Records issued an edited version on a promotional CD entitled A Special Conversation For Radio to promote her album Chalk Mark In A Rainstorm.
1988.05	MTV-Britain	London,	England
1988.05	TopPop Spesial—NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting)	Oslo,	Norway
	Joni was interviewed by Hege Duckert.
1988.05.09	Breakfast Time—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by Caroline Righton.
1988.05.09	Rapido—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
1988.05.20	Wired—Granada Television	London,	England
	A music and interview program, hosted by Lenore Pemberton.
1988.05	Kippevel—VARA TV	Amsterdam,	Holland
	Joni was interviewed by Jan Douwe Kroeske and also performed two songs. Broadcast on May 26.
1988.05.20	Eclection (Art Exhibition)—Porco Gallery	Tokyo,	Japan
	Eclection was the title of the first exhibition of Joni's Paintings. Joni attended the opening reception on May 20th. The exhibit was on display until June 8th.
1988.05	The Album Show—Radio EON FM		Australia
	Joni was interviewed by Billy Pinnell.
1988.05	National Album Review		Australia
	Joni was interviewed and played one song during a syndicated radio broadcast.
1988.05.31	Ray Martin Midday Show—9 Network TV		Australia
1988.06.05	Sunday Program—9 Network TV		Australia
1988.06.07	Rock Arena Show—ABC TV	Sydney,	Australia
1988.07.07	Top Half—Avalon Studios TV-NZ	Wellington,	New Zealand
	Joni was interviewed by Dylan Taite.
1988.07.09	Vicki Gabereau Show—CBC Radio	Toronto,	ON
	A radio broadcast featuring an interview with Joni.
1988.07.31	Radio With Pictures—Avalon Studios TV-NZ	Wellington,	New Zealand
	Joni was interviewed by Dick Driver and also performed two songs. (Broadcast date)
1988.09.15	Hubier On The Air—KRO Radio		Holland
	An FM radio broadcast featuring an interview with Joni
1988.10.22	San Remo Songfest—Ariston Theatre, RAI TV	San Remo,	Italy
	L'impegno, L'amore was the title of an Italian TV broadcast of Joni's concert at the 1988 San Remo Song Fest where she also received the 1988 Tenco Award for her songwriting.
1988.12.09	Universal Amphitheatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	"A Benefit For Victims of Violent Crime" sponsored by the non-profit corporation Helping Innocent People. Organized by honorary chairman Larry Carlton, the concert featured Joni along with Christopher Cross, David Foster, Michael Franks, Stanley Jordan, Lyle Lovett, Michael McDonald, Michelle Pillar, Juice Newton and Take Six.

1989

1989.03	Spirit Of The Forest—RCA Studios	New York,	NY
	Recording session for the song "“Spirit Of The Forest" included on Earthrise– - The Rainforest Video and also released on 7”, 12” and CD singles in the UK.
1989.06.03	Our Common Future—Avery Fisher Hall	New York,	NY
	A five-hour, live global telecast, featuring international celebrities and dignitaries, intended to create awareness of environmental issues and to urge universal cooperation in solving ecological problems. Broadcast primarily from Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, in New York City, the telecast was relayed to over 100 countries. The program interspersed musical performances from New York, the Soviet Union, England, Australia, Poland, Norway and Brazil with taped pro-environmental messages from world leaders. Joni performed with Herbie Hancock, Larry Klein, Wayne Shorter, Andy Summers and Omar Hakim.
1989.09.08	Pan American Indian Art Show—Pasadena Center	Pasadena,	CA
	Joni and Ali McGraw participated in the opening ceremony.
1989.09.18	The Ghost Of Faffner Hall—HBO	Newcastle,	England
	A thirteen-part weekly series combining music education and puppetry. The series explores the world of music and illustrates the fundamental concepts of music education. Guest performances by a variety of international musical stars are featured, along with a whole new cast of Muppet characters, including Fughetta Faffner, a ghost with a love of music. The HBO series, produced by Jim Henson, featured Joni's lip-synched performance of "Night Ride Home"

1990

1990.06.09	Interview-Greater London Radio	London,	England
	Joni was interviewed by Trevor Dunn about the exhibit of her paintings, Diary Of A Decade. The exhibit helped to mark the beginning of Canada In The City - a two-week celebration of art, music, and culture that was the first major Canadian-themed festival in the UK. The interview was broadcast on July 7. The exhibit was on display from Sept. 11 to Oct. 7.
1990.07.21	The Wall - –Live In Berlin—Potsdamer Platz	Berlin,	Germany
	Joni joined an international cast of musicians at a benefit concert in support of "‘The Memorial Fund for Disaster Relief"’, on the site of the recently toppled Berlin wall. The concert was later released on CD, videotape and laserdisc.
1990.09.10	Diary of a Decade—Rotunda Gallery	London,	England
	Joni answered questions from the press at a private viewing of Diary Of A Decade, the first European showing of her paintings.
1990.11.01	Los Angeles Theatre Center	Los Angeles,	CA
	THE JONI MITCHELL PROJECT: A Theatrical Retrospective. The Joni Mitchell Project was a revue-type show featuring five singers performing Joni’'s songs accompanied by a five-piece band. A few days after the opening Joni attended and performed a new song, "“Cherokee Louise." The show ran three months.
1990.12.10	Billboard Music Awards	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni presented an award for #1 World Single to Sinéad O'Connor for her version of Prince's "“Nothing Compares 2 U."”

1991

1991	McCabe’'s Guitar Shop	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni and Larry attended Eric Andersen'’s concert at McCabe'’s. Eric called Joni on stage. She sang harmony on his song "“Blue River”" and performed two additional songs herself.
1991.02	The Night Ride Home Radio Program	Los Angeles,	CA
	This program featured an interview with Joni as well as songs from her new album. Geffen Records issued an edited version on a promotional CD for broadcast in Canada.
1991	Morning Becomes Eclectic—KCRW-FM	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Chris Douridas.
1991.03.01	Swinging On A Star—CBC FM	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Murray McLauchlan and performed several songs with Murray and Larry Klein.
1991.04.04	Good Morning America—ABC TV	New York,	NY
1991.04.12	A&E Revue	Los Angeles,	CA
	An interview program featuring video clips and a selection of Joni’'s paintings from various eras
1991.04.28	VH1-To-1	Los Angeles,	CA
	A half-hour interview program featuring video clips and a selection of Joni’'s paintings from various eras

1992

1993

1993.02.14	Sheraton Hotel	New Orleans,	LA
	Joni appeared at a benefit concert sponsored by N.O.A.A.H.H., The New Orleans Artists Against Hunger and Homelessness. She was accompanied by Jimmy Buffett's band.
1993.05.23	Canada Council for the Arts	Saskatoon,	SK
	Joni spoke at the annual conference of the Canada Council for The Arts whose self-described goal was to “"make van Goghs”" out of Canadian arts students. With characteristic candor, Mitchell told the group, “"A lot of great art comes out of mental disturbance. How are you gonna teach that?"”
1993.06.05	Troubadours of Folk—Drake Stadium, UCLA	Westwood,	CA
	Joni, in her first solo concert in twenty-one years, headlined a show that featured Judy Collins, Arlo Guthrie, Jefferson Starship, Roger McGuinn, John Prine, Eric Andersen and others. One of her songs was later broadcast nationwide on the PBS program Troubadours Of Folk but was not included on the commercially released videotape and laserdisc of the same name.
1993.07.12	Beverly Hilton Hotel	Beverly Hills,	CA
	Joni appeared at Milton Berle's eighty-sixth birthday party celebration and performed one song.
1993.11.14	The Willows Golf & Country Club	Saskatoon,	SK
	Joni received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Saskatchewan Recording Industry Association. After the presentation Joni gave an hour-long interview and performed a new song, “"The Magdalene Laundries.”"

1994

1994.05	Todaiji Temple	Nara,	Japan
	Joni was interviewed in an informal setting during the rehearsals for The Aionoshi Festival. The interview was broadcast by CityTV on July 2, 1994.
1994.05.20	The Aionoshi Festival—Todaiji Temple	Nara,	Japan
1994.05.21	The Aionoshi Festival—Todaiji Temple	Nara,	Japan
1994.05.22	The Aionoshi Festival—Todaiji Temple	Nara,	Japan
	Joni was accompanied, on different songs, by Hotei Tomoyasu on electric guitar, Ryu Hongjun on traditional Japanese flute, Wayne Shorter on soprano saxophone and the Chieftans. Joni joined Bob Dylan and other performers during the encore of each show. The final concert was broadcast live on TV in Japan by NHK and elsewhere as The Great Music Experience.
1994.08.04	Edmonton Folk Music Festival—Gallagher Park	Edmonton,	AB
	Joni performed a twelve song set.
1994.08.05	Press Conference	Edmonton,	AB
1994.08.07	Edmonton Folk Music Festival—Gallagher Park	Edmonton,	AB
	Joni appeared with the entire roster of performers during the festival’s closing finale.
1994.08.19	Troubadours of Folk—PBS-TV	Westwood,	CA
	Richie Havens performed and narrated a highlights program recorded during a two-day 1993 folk festival in Los Angeles.
1994.09.05	The World Café—WXPN-FM	Philadelphia,	PA
	Joni was interviewed by David Dye.
1994.09.12	Morning Becomes Eclectic—KCRW-FM	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Chris Douridas. She also performed seven songs accompanied by Larry Klein on bass. The program was broadcast on Oct. 25.
1994.09.13	Ghengis Cohen	Los Angeles,	CA
	The night after their appearance on KCRW, Larry dragged Joni out to a small club in the L.A. area, where she performed a short set for the surprised audience.
1994.09	Interview—Q107-FM	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Steve Warden.
1994.09.14	Interview - Joni's Home	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Barney Hoskins. An edited version was published in the Dec. issue of MOJO Magazine.
1994.09	Canada AM—CTV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Valerie Pringle.
1994.09	Midday—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Kevin Newman.
1994.09.23	Intimate & Interactive—MuchMusic TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed and performed nine songs in a program broadcast live from the MuchMusic TV Studios.
1994.09	The Dini Petty Show—CTV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Dini and performed two songs. Broadcast on Oct. 17.
1994.09	Morningside—CBC FM	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by the host, Peter Gzowski, and performed three songs. Broadcast on Oct. 17
1994.09	Primetime Magazine—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Laurie Brown. Broadcast on Oct. 17
1994.09	Interview—CKFM Mix 99.9	Toronto,	ON
	Broadcast on Oct. 19
1994.09	Vicki Gabereau Show—CBC Radio	Vancouver,	BC
	An interview with Joni broadcast on Oct. 25, 1994
1994.09	Global Entertainment Desk—Global TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Elaine Loring. Broadcast on Oct. 25+26.
1994.09	Rita & Friends—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Rita McNeil and performed two songs. Broadcast on Nov. 18.
1994.10	The Arts Tonight—CBC Radio	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by Sheila Rogers in a wide ranging session that included portions of a 1974 interview as well several selections from Joni’s performance at the Edmonton Folk Festivalheld earlier in 1994. Broadcast on Dec. 5.
1994.10.24	Ruth Bloom Art Gallery	Santa Monica,	CA
	Reprise held a Turbulent Indigo record release ‘meet & greet’. Invited guests and the press could view more than thirty of Joni’s paintings while listening to the new album.
1994.10.24	Naked Café, VH1—Ruth Bloom Art Gallery	Santa Monica,	CA
	An interview with Joni, broadcast on March 19, 1995
1994.10.25	The Music Hall—KSCA-FM	Glendale,	CA
	Joni was interviewed and also performed several songs.
1994.11.13	The Late Show—BBC 2 TV	London,	England
	Joni Mitchell was interviewed by Tracey Macleod and sang two songs from her latest album. The program was broadcast on Dec. 6.
1994.11.13	41 Queensgate Terrace	London,	England
	Joni performed for more than an hour in a solo showcase for 200 media and record company people from all over Europe. A press conference was held after the concert.
1994.12.03	Wiltern Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was the surprise guest at Shawn Colvin’'s concert.
1994.12.07	The New Music—CBC TV	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

1995

1995.01.19	Commitment To Life VIII—Universal Amphitheatre	Universal City,	CA
	A benefit concert for AIDS Project L.A. Joni joined Sheryl Crow, Little Richard, Tammy Wynette, Garth Brooks, Marianne Faithfull and others in a three-hour concert honoring Elton John and Tom Hanks.
1995.01.26	Reprise Music Show—Wells Fargo Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	A live concert broadcast from The Autry Museum of Western Heritage
1995.01.26	Cyber-Talk—Wells Fargo Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni answered questions after the Reprise Music Show for Warner/Reprise Online's weekly interactive talk show.
1995.02.03	Tonight Show—NBC TV	Los Angeles,	CA
1995.02.17	Gavin Convention	New Orleans,	LA
	Joni attended and performed at the Gavin convention, an annual meeting of radio station programming directors and disc jockeys.
1995.03	Interview KGO-TV (Channel 7)	San Francisco,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Michael Vosse
1995.04.24	The Late Show with David Letterman—CBS TV	New York,	NY
1995.05.06	New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival	New Orleans,	LA
1995.05.11	Weekend Edition Sunday—National Public Radio	Washington,	DC
	Joni was interviewed by Liane Hansen and also performed three songs. The program was broadcast on May 28.
1995.11.05	Waldorf Astoria Ballroom	New York,	NY
	People For The American Way - –Annual Dinner. Joni performed a short set at this dinner honoring cartoonist Gary Trudeau. She was accompanied by drummer Brian Blade, whom she had met in May at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
1995.11.06	The Fez	New York,	NY
	Joni performed an unscheduled concert at this small club accompanied by drummer Brian Blade.
1995.11.07	The Bottom Line	New York,	NY
	Joni made a guest appearance during an Eric Andersen concert.
1995.12.08	CBS This Morning—CBS TV	New York,	NY
	Broadcast on Jan. 3
1995.12.09	Billboard Century Awards	Los Angeles,	CA
1995.12.12	The Tonight Show—NBC TV	Los Angeles,	CA

1996

1996.02.19	Pamela Wallin Live—CBC TV	Bel Air,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Pamela Wallin.
1996.02.27	Hard Rock Cafe	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was presented with the Orville H. Gibson Award for best Female Acoustic Guitar Player. Other awards were presented to Eddie Van Halen and Emmylou Harris.
1996.02.28	38th Annual Grammy Awards—Shrine Auditorium	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni and co-producer Larry Klein received the ‘"Best Pop Album’" Grammy for the album Turbulent Indigo. Joni and art director Robbie Cavolina shared a Grammy for ‘Best Recording Package.’
1996.05.04	Interview—Channel 2 TV	Stockholm,	Sweden
	Joni was interviewed by Bjorn Carlgren.
1996.05.06	Mixiland	Stockholm,	Sweden
	Sveriges Radio P2 broadcast a one-hour musical tribute to Joni.
1996.05.07	Press Conference	Stockholm,	Sweden
	Joni and Pierre Boulez, co-recipients of Sweden’s Polar Prize, were interviewed.
1996.05.08	Berwaldhallen Hall	Stockholm,	Sweden
	The Polar Prize award and a prize of one million Swedish kronor were presented to Joni by the King of Sweden. The ceremony was broadcast live on Swedish radio and later shown on TV.
1996.10	Vicki Gabereau Show—CBC Radio	Vancouver,	BC
	Broadcast on Oct. 9 and 10
1996.10.14	Environmental Media Awards—The Beverly Hilton Hotel	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was the special musical guest at the sixth annual Environmental Media Awards ceremony.
1996.10.18	Words + Music – Joni Mitchell & Morrissey	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Morrissey. An edited version was released to radio stations on a promotional CD by Reprise Records to promote her new releases Hits and Misses.
1996.11.01	Rideau Hall	Ottawa,	ON
	Joni received The Governor-General's Performing Arts Award, given "“to celebrate Canadian performers who have enriched our lives while they pursued their dreams.”"
1996.11.02	National Arts Centre	Ottawa,	ON
	Joni and other recipients of The Governor-General's Performing Arts Award were celebrated at a tribute gala televised later by the English and French networks of CBC/Radio-Canada.
1996.11.04	The Late Show with David Letterman—CBS TV	New York,	NY
1996.11.07	CBS This Morning—CBS TV	New York,	NY
	Joni was interviewed by Mark McEwen. Broadcast on Nov. 8
1996.11.08	The Rosie O'Donnell Show—NBC Television Studio	New York,	NY
	A syndicated U.S. TV talk and entertainment program. Joni was interviewed and performed one song. Broadcast on Nov. 29
1996.12.11	Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni, Smokey Robinson and Lieber & Stoller were presented with Lifetime Achievement Awards from the National Academy of Songwriters. Joni also performed four songs accompanied by drummer Brian Blade and bassist Daryl Johnson.

1997

1997.09.22	Gabereau Live—CTV	Vancouver,	BC
	Joni and daughter, Kilauren Gibb, were interviewed on Vancouver’'s Granville Island.

1998

1998.03	Morning Becomes Eclectic—KCRW-FM	Santa Monica,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Chris Douridas. Broadcast on March 27
1998.04.16	Stormy Weather—Wiltern Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was the headliner at this benefit concert for The Walden Woods Project. Selections from this concert were released on a promotional CD by AT&T.
West Coast Tour of Noth America with Bob Dylan
1998.05.14	General Motors Place	Vancouver,	BC
1998.05.16	The Gorge Amphitheatre	George,	WA
1998.05.17	The Gorge Amphitheatre	George,	WA
1998.05.19	San Jose Arena	San Jose,	CA
1998.05.21	Pauley Pavilion, UCLA	Westwood,	CA
1998.05.22	Pauley Pavilion, UCLA	Westwood,	CA
1998.05.23	Arrowhead Pond Arena	Anaheim,	CA
	End of tour
1998.05.29	Stage 22, Warner Brothers Studios	Burbank,	CA
1998.05.30	Stage 22, Warner Brothers Studios	Burbank,	CA
	Videotaping sessions with a live audience for the pay-per-view TV Special Painting With Words & Music. Also released on videotape, laserdisc and DVD.
1998.08.15	A Day In The Garden—Yasgur's Farm	Bethel,	NY
	A Woodstock anniversary concert
1998.09.09	Interview-Bel Air Hotel	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Jody Denberg for a program that was broadcast by KGSR-FM, Austin, TX on Oct 4. The interview was also released by Reprise Records on a promotional CD titled A Conversation With Joni Mitchell to promote her new album Taming The Tiger.
1998.09.18	Old Town School Of Folk Music	Chicago,	IL
	A benefit concert
1998.10.02	Good Morning America, ABC TV	New York,	NY
Fall Tour of North America with Bob Dylan
1998.10.18	Production Rehearsal, the Complex - Stage 1	Hollywood,	CA
1998.10.19	Production Rehearsal, the Complex - Stage 1	Hollywood,	CA
1998.10.20	Production Rehearsal, the Complex - Stage 1	Hollywood,	CA
1998.10.21	Production Rehearsal, the Complex - Stage 1	Hollywood,	CA
1998.10.23	Target Center	Minneapolis,	MN
1998.10.25	United Arena	Chicago,	IL
1998.10.26	Market Square Arena	Indianapolis,	IN
1998.10.28	The Palace of Auburn Hills	Auburn Hills,	MI
1998.10.29	Maple Leaf Gardens	Toronto,	ON
1998.10.30	Corel Center	Kanata,	ON
1998.11.01	Madison Square Garden	New York,	NY
1998.11.02	The War Memorial at Oncenter	Syracuse,	NY
1998.11.03	Blue Cross Arena	Rochester,	NY
1998.11.05	Cole Fieldhouse, Univ. of Maryland	College Park,	MD
1998.11.07	Alexander Memorial Coliseum, Georgia Tech	Atlanta,	GA
	End of tour
1998.11.21	Punk Jazz–Liberty City—BBC Radio 3	London,	England
	The second program of the three-part documentary, A Portrait Of Jaco Pastorius with comments from Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Don Alias and others.

1999

1999.02.20	Both Sides Now—BBC Radio 2	Los Angeles,	CA
	A profile of Joni hosted by Mary Black, which included recording excerpts and comments from Joni, Elliot Roberts, Graham Nash, Peter Gabriel and Natalie Merchant
1999.02.28	Musikbolaget	Los Angeles,	CA
	A music and interview program broadcast in Sweden
1999.04.08	Take It Easy–California Cool—BBC Radio 2	London,	England
	A look at the early careers of Crosby, Stills & Nash, Jackson Browne and the Eagles (with comments from Joni, Roger McGuinn, David Crosby, Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Peter Asher, Linda Ronstadt, Don Henley and Glen Frey)
1999.04.15	Take It Easy –California Cool—BBC Radio 2	London,	England
	A look at the ascendancy of California rock in the mid-1970’s (with comments from Joni, Graham Nash, David Crosby, Peter Asher, Randy Newman and others)
1999.04.22	Take It Easy– California Cool—BBC Radio 2	London,	England
	A look at the political aspects of the West Coast music scene (with comments from Joni, Jackson Browne, Randy Newman, Don Henley and others)
1999.05.17	The Beverly Hilton Hotel	Beverly Hills,	CA
	The 16th annual ASCAP Pop Music Awards took place. Joni was honored with the Founders Award, ASCAP's highest honor bestowed upon songwriters. Janet Jackson and Stevie Wonder participated in a tribute to Joni.
1999.07.01	Joni'’s Jazz—Central Park	New York,	NY
	A live concert celebrating the music of Joni Mitchell with a special focus on the albums Mingus, Court And Spark, The Hissing Of Summer Lawns and Hejira. Guest artists included Eric Andersen, Dean Bowman, Erin Hamilton, Jon Hendricks & Annie Ross, Joe Jackson, John Kelly, Chaka Khan, P.M. Dawn, Toshi Reagon, Carl Hancock Rux, Duncan Sheik and Jane Siberry.
1999.12.01	Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE)	Los Angeles,	CA
	Guest curator, artist Amy Adler, collaborated with Joni to create an display of her paintings for an exhibition titled Amy Adler curates Joni Mitchell. The exhibition was on view from Dec. 1-Dec. 23.
1999.12	Interview KCSN-FM	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Rene Ingle during a walking tour of the Amy Adler curates Joni Mitchell exhibition at LACE. Broadcast on Dec. 21.

2000

2000.02.02	Interview—Joni's Home	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Stephanie Bennett for the unreleased documentary film Joni Mitchell - –Both Sides Now And Then.
2000.02.11	The Magazine—CBC TV Newsworld	Toronto,	ON
	Joni was interviewed by music critic Ross Porter for a segment, titled All That Joni.
2000.03.15	Year 2000—Niche-TV.com	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni presented a sobering perspective on the future of the planet in an internet webcast interview for The Millenium Project.
2000.03.22	SpeakEasy—MuchMoreMusic TV	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni was interviewed by Jana Lyn White.
2000.04	Words + Music—Interview	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni discussed her new CD Both Sides Now. The interview was also released by Reprise Records on a promotional Words + Music CD.
2000.04.03	The Late Show With David Letterman—CBS TV	New York,	NY
2000.04.03	The Today Show—NBC TV	New York,	NY
	Broadcast on April 14
2000.04.04	The Rosie O'Donnell Show—NBC Television Studio	New York,	NY
	Broadcast on April 10
2000.04.06	All-Star Tribute To Joni Mitchell—Hammerstein Ballroom	New York,	NY
	Joni attended as various musicians paid tribute to her and her music. Among the performers were Cyndi Lauper, James Taylor, Cassandra Wilson, Richard Thompson, Shawn Colvin and Elton John. Joni also performed accompanied by a full orchestra. An edited videotape of the event was shown on the TNT cable TV network on April 16.
2000.05.08	RadioWoodstock.com	Los Angeles,	CA
	Joni discussed her newest CD release during an interview broadcast on the internet.
Both Sides Now Tour of North America
2000.05.09	Production Rehearsal—Raleigh Studios	Manhattan Beach,	CA
2000.05.10	Production Rehearsal—Raleigh Studios	Manhattan Beach,	CA
2000.05.12	Greek Theatre	Los Angeles,	CA
2000.05.13	Chronicle Pavilion at Concord	Concord,	CA
2000.05.17	Mars Music Ampitheatre	West Palm Beac