MMQ's Tour 1984 

1984 became the tough year for Marla and the gang, but cancelled three shows due to Marla's pregnancy of her second child.

Schedule:
Mar. 1-2, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Mar. 3, Houston, Texas (Ted Thompson, Elvin Bethea, Robert Brazile and Gregg Bingham were surprise guests)
Mar. 4, Monroe, Louisiana
Mar. 5, Auburn, Alabama
Mar. 6, Montgomery, Alabama
Mar. 7-9, Birmingham, Alabama (the third show originally scheduled in Charlotte, but was replaced by Blue Oyster Cult)
Mar. 10, Roanoke, Virginia
Mar. 11, Hampton Roads, Virginia
Mar. 12, Richmond, Virginia
Mar. 13, Greensboro, North Carolina
Mar. 14, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Mar. 15, Knoxville, Tennessee
Mar. 16, Memphis, Tennessee
May 10, San Bernardino, California
May 11, Los Angeles, California
May 12, Fresno, California
June 15-16, Fort Worth, Texas
June 17-18, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
June 19, Amarillo, Texas
June 20, Des Moines, Iowa
June 21, Cleveland, Ohio (Joe DeLamielleure, Doug Dieken, Clarence Scott and Ozzie Newsome were surprise guests)
June 22, Providence, Rhode Island
June 23, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (they originally scheduled in Philadelphia, but was replaced by Judas Priest)
June 24, Niagara Falls, New York
June 25, Columbus, Ohio
June 26, Louisville, Kentucky
June 27, Bloomington, Indiana
June 28, Green Bay, Wisconsin (they originally scheduled in Milwaukee, but was replaced by James Taylor; Lynn Dickey, Larry McCarren and Eddie Lee Ivery were surprise guests)
June 29, Kansas City, Missouri (Matt Herkenhoff, Art Still, Mike Bell and Tom Condon were surprise guests)
June 30-July 1, Omaha, Nebraska
July 2, Salt Lake City, Utah
Aug. 9, Denver, Colorado (cancelled due to Marla's pregnancy)
Aug. 16, San Diego, California (cancelled due to Marla's pregnancy)
Aug. 31, Detroit, Michigan (cancelled due to Marla's pregnancy)
Sept. 21, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (cancelled, but replaced by Ratt and Billy Squire)
Nov. 23, New Orleans, Louisiana (Harold Medders subs for Russ Francis who broke his neck)
Nov. 30, Atlanta, Georgia (Jeff Van Note, Tom Pridemore, Mike Kenn, Buddy Curry and Mick Luckhurst were surprise guests) (Harold Medders subs for Russ Francis who broke his neck)

Here's the setlists:
1. We're Having a Party - Dwight, Keith, Marla, Russ and Randy
2. Mountain Music - Marla, Dwight, Keith, Randy and Russ
3. Long Run - Dwight
4. You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth - Dwight
5. All the Gold in California - Marla
6. Do You Believe in Love - Dwight and Marla
7. Already Gone - Marla
8. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
9. Gone Too Far - Marla
10. How Long - Dwight and Marla
11. Still in Love With You - Marla and Keith
12. Lying Eyes - Marla
13. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
14. There Must Be Something About Me (That He Loves) - Marla
15. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Marla
16. Wonderful Time Up There - Randy and Marla

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