MMQ's Tour 1987

Now the original MMQ had their final schedule until Russ Francis was waived, Keith Fahnhorst and Dwight Clark's retirement. With the exception of Randy Cross and Marla Medders, they decided to search the other members.

Schedule:
Feb. 12, Hollywood, Florida
Feb. 13, West Palm Beach, Florida
Feb. 14, St. Petersburg, Florida
Feb. 15, Orlando, Florida
Feb. 16, Montgomery, Alabama
Feb. 17, Savannah, Georgia
Feb. 18, Columbia, South Carolina
Feb. 19, Johnson City, Tennessee
Feb. 20, Charlotte, North Carolina
Mar. 23, Tempe, Arizona
Mar. 24, Amarillo, Texas
Mar. 25-26, Norman, Oklahoma
Mar. 27, Abilene, Texas
Mar. 28, Austin, Texas
Mar. 29, Alexandria, Louisiana

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. All the Gold in California - Marla
5. I'll Still Be Loving You - Dwight and Marla
6. Do You Believe in Love - Marla and Dwight
7. Already Gone - Marla
8. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
9. Please Help Me I'm Falling - Dwight and Marla
10. Half as Much - Randy and Marla
11. How's the World Treating You - Marla and Russ
12. Secretly - Marla
13. I Can't Help It - Randy and Marla
14. Making Believe - Marla and Dwight
15. Gone Too Far - Marla
16. How Long - Dwight and Marla
17. Falling For You For Years - Keith
18. Lying Eyes - Marla
19. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
20. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Marla
21. Hip to Be Square - Dwight and Marla

Schedule:
Apr. 21, Greensboro, North Carolina
Apr. 22, Lexington, Kentucky (they originally scheduled in Detroit, but was replaced by Eric Clapton and Phil Collins)
Apr. 23, Toledo, Ohio
Apr. 24, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Apr. 25 (Randy's birthday), Saginaw, Michigan
Apr. 26, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Apr. 27, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Harold Medders subs for Russ Francis who competes in Wrestling)
Apr. 28, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Apr. 29, Duluth, Minnesota
Apr. 30, St. Paul, Minnesota
May 20, Knoxville, Tennessee
May 21, Louisville, Kentucky
May 22, Largo, Maryland
May 23, Providence, Rhode Island
May 24, Augusta, Maine
May 25, Rochester, New York
May 26-27, Binghamton, New York
May 28, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (they originally scheduled in Philadelphia, but was replaced by Phil Collins' band Genesis)
May 29, Baltimore, Maryland
May 30, Jacksonville, Florida
May 31, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
June 1, Macon, Georgia
June 2, Mobile, Alabama
June 17, Springfield, Missouri
June 18, Kansas City, Missouri
June 19, Omaha, Nebraska
June 20, Lincoln, Nebraska
June 21, Rapid City, South Dakota
June 22, Sioux Falls, South Dakota
June 23, Des Moines, Iowa
June 24, Madison, Wisconsin
June 25, Cincinnati, Ohio
June 26, Indianapolis, Indiana
August 14, Los Angeles, California
September 3, Seattle, Washington
October 24, New Orleans, Louisiana

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. Forever and Ever Amen - Keith
4. Long Run - Dwight
5. All the Gold in California - Marla
6. I'll Still Be Loving You - Dwight and Marla
7. Do You Believe in Love - Marla and Dwight
8. Already Gone - Marla
9. Seven Bridges Road - Marla
10. Please Help Me I'm Falling - Dwight and Marla
11. Half as Much - Randy and Marla
12. How's the World Treating You - Marla and Russ
13. Secretly - Marla
14. I Can't Help It - Randy and Marla
15. Making Believe - Marla and Dwight
16. Gone Too Far - Marla
17. How Long - Dwight and Marla
18. Falling For You For Years - Keith
19. Lying Eyes - Marla
20. Beautiful You - Marla and Dwight
21. Too Late to Turn Back Now - Marla
22. Hip to Be Square - Dwight and Marla

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