December 30, 1980 – January 1, 1981 with John Cougar and the Zone, December 31, 1981 – January 1, 1982 with Novo Combo and January 1, 1983 Rainbow – July 28, 1978, with Black Oak Arkansas and May 22, 1982, with Iron Maiden Crosby, Stills & Nash – August 9, 1978 and July 29, 1990 Neil Young – September 22, 1978, with Crazy Horse, February 21, 1983, August 21, 1985, with the International Harvesters, October 10, 1986, with Crazy Horse and January 31, 1991, with Crazy Horse, Sonic Youth and Social Distortion Billy Joel – October 11, 1978, July 1, 1980, November 7, 1982, March 23, 1984, October 29, 1986, January 11, 1987, February 26 and July 17, 1990 and January 25 and March 17, 1994 Bob Dylan – October 20, 1978 Heart – November 17, 1978 and June 6–7, 1980, with the Ian Hunter Band Hall & Oates – November 24, 1978, with Ambrosia and City Boy, March 16, 1982, with Donnie Iris and the Cruisers and February 24, 1983, with Steel Breeze The Moody Blues – December 1, 1978, with Jimmie Spheeris The J. Geils Band – December 3, 1978, with Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes, April 12, 1980, with 3-D and December 10, 1981, with Red Rider Styx – December 15, 1978, with Angel, October 11, 1979, with Gamma and April 9, 1981 Ted Nugent – December 29, 1978, with The Starz and September 4, 1980 Foreigner – January 12 and November 2, with Rick Derringer, 1979, November 15, 1981, with Billy Squier, and August 27, 1985, with Giuffria Rush – February 3, 1979, with April Wine, February 18, 1980, with Max Webster, May 7–8, 1981, with FM, November 2–3, 1982, with the Rory Gallagher Band, July 5–6, 1984, with the Gary Moore Band, December 19, 1985, with the Steve Morse Band, December 17, 1987, with Tommy Shaw, June 8, 1990, with Mr. Big, November 17–18, 1991, with Eric Johnson and March 23, 1994, with Primus Angel – March 16, 1979, with Tin Huey and Breathless Nazareth – March 26, 1979 and March 12, 1981 Roxy Music – April 4, 1979 and May 18, 1983, with Huey Lewis and the News The Tubes – April 21, 1979, with April Wine and Squeeze and July 18, 1981 The New Barbarians – May 8, 1979 Supertramp – June 8, 1979 and September 11, 1983 REO Speedwagon – August