The Green #2: Journey, The J. Geils Band, UFO, Thin Lizzy, Nazareth, The Rockets (July 4, 1979).This show was alternately called the "4th Of July All American Rock 'N' Roll Show." Day On The Green #3: Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, St. Paradise (July 21, 1979).Also called "The Monsters Of Rock" show. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith and AC/DC's set has been bootlegged in video form. This was reputedly the only footage from any of the 1970s Day On The Green concerts to be available, (other film footage has been found, but not widely released - Fleetwood Mac from 1976 for one). It was somehow taken from the famous Bill Graham vault c2006-2007. Footage of Lynyrd Skynyrd performing "Freebird" at the 7/4/1977 Day on the Green can be seen in the documentary film "Freebird - The Movie" Funk On The Green #1: Parliament-Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band, Brides of Funkenstein, Bar-Kays, Sister Sledge, Confunkshun, Parlet (August 4, 1979)This was considered an offshoot of the more rock music-based Days On The Green. Day On The Green #4: Foghat, Foreigner, The Cars, Gamma, Bram Tchaikovsky (September 15, 1979).This show was also called "Stars Of the 80s" and "Rock 'N' Roll Party" in advertisements. 1980 Day On The Green #1: Sammy Hagar, Blue Öyster Cult, REO Speedwagon, Triumph, Randy Hansen (July 4, 1980).This concert was also called "Cruisin' On The Green" in advertisements. Originally The Babys were scheduled to appear, with Triumph and Randy Hansen replacing them. Day On The Green #2: Journey, Black Sabbath, Cheap Trick, Molly Hatchet, Shakin' Street, 415 (July 27, 1980)Originally Angel City was scheduled to open the show, but was replaced by Shakin' Street. 1981 Day On The Green #1: Heart, Blue Öyster Cult, Pat Travers, Loverboy, Ozzy Osbourne, 415 (July 4, 1981). Day On The Green #2: REO Speedwagon, Kansas, UFO, Gamma, 38 Special (August 2, 1981). 1982 Day On The Green #1: Journey, Santana, Toto, Gamma, The Tubes (June 26, 1982). Day On The Green #2: Foreigner, Loverboy, Scorpions, Iron Maiden (July 18, 1982). Day On The Green #3: The Who, The Clash, T-Bone Burnett (October 23, 1982). 1983 Day On The Green #1: Journey, Triumph, Eddie Money, Bryan Adams, Night Ranger (July 30, 1983).Gary Moore was originally slated to appear but was replaced with Bryan Adams Day On The Green #2: Simon & Garfunkel (August 20, 1983) (Billed as "An evening with Simon &