Tomorrow

Tomorrow was originally called The In Crowd. Michelangelo Antonioni originally wanted to feature the band in his 1966 film Blowup. He later decided to use The Yardbirds. In 1967, they appeared in the Swingin' London film Smashing Time as The Snarks. Since John "Junior" Wood was ill during the filming of the movie, he was replaced by a clothes dealer named John Pearce. Tomorrow played at a handfull of venues, all of which were in London except where noted. This list was compiled from information on Steven Sullivan's Yes Gigs 1966-1980.

Date : April 18, 1967
City : London, England, United Kingdom
Venue : UFO Club
Lineup :

John "Twink" Alder (Drums)
Steve Howe (Guitar)
Keith West (Vocals)
John "Junior" Wood (Bass)

With : Jimi Hendrix

At this UFO Club show, Jimi Hendrix walked onstage, played bass, and walked offstage smiling.

Date : April 29, 1967
Venue : Alexandra Palace
With :

Yoko Ono and John Lennon
Arthur Brown
Soft Machine
The Pretty Things
Pink Floyd

Date : May 21, 1967
Venue : UFO Club
With : The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

Date : June 18, 1967
Venue : Electric Garden

Date : July 29, 1967
Venue : Alexandra Palace
With :

Pink Floyd
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown
Eric Burdon's Animals
Others

Date : August 3, 1967
Venue : Tiles
With : Chas Stevens

Date : August 11, 1967
City : Windsor, England, United Kingdom
Venue : Royal Windsor Racecourse
With :

The Syn
The Small Faces
The Animals
The Move
Marmalade
Others

Date : August 18, 1967
Venue : UFO Club
With : Chris MacGregor Quintet

Date : August 26-28
City : Woburn, England, United Kingdom
Venue : Woburn Abbey

Tomorrow's set was cut short at this Festival of Flower Children when a flower child 's firecracker set the stage on fire.

Date : September 1, 1967
With :

Pink Floyd
The Crazy World of Arthur Brown

Date : September 9, 1967
City : Chelmsford, England, United Kingdom
Venue : Corn Exchange

Date : September 10, 1967
City : Sheffield, England, United Kingdom
Venue : Loon Mojo Club

Date : September 16, 1967
Venue : Ricky Tick

Date : September 22, 1967

Date : September 23, 1967
Country : Belgium

Tomorrow appeared on Belgian TV and radio.

Date : October 18-19
City : Paris, France
Venue : Palais du Sport
With :

Spencer Davis
Cat Stevens
Dantalion's Chariot
Soft Machine
Others

Date : December 2, 1967
Venue : The Upper Cut
With : The Breakthru

Date : December 22, 1967
Venue : Olympia
With :

Jimi Hendrix
The Who
The Animals
The Move
Pink Floyd
Soft Machine

Date : February 3, 1968
Venue : Middle Earth

In May 1968, Tomorrow disbanded.