The Omni

• 100 Techwood Drive, Atlanta GA
• Opened: October 14, 1972
• Demolished: May 11, 1997; replaced by Philips Arena, opened 1999 
• Capacity: 15-16,500
• Note: The Omni Coliseum was created primarily to serve as home arena for the Atlanta Hawks (NBA) and the Atlanta Flames (NHL).

The Omni Coliseum

1972

• Cat Stevens, Ramblin' Jack Elliott - October 30
• Bob Hope with Mark Spitz, Vic Damone, Roberta Flack, "and special guest stars"  - November 3
• Elton John, Family - November 15
• Isaac Hayes - November 20

1973

• Flip Wilson, Wilson Pickett, The Friends of Distinction, José Feliciano, Linda Hopkins, The Jimmy Castor Bunch - January 15 (benefit for Martin Luther King Center)
• Neil Young, Linda Ronstadt - January 31
• Lawrence Welk - March 5
• Santana - March 11
• Alice Cooper, Flo & Eddie - March 23
• "Rock & Roll Revival" - April 6
• Beach Boys, Bruce Springsteen, Mother's Finest - April 11 (Muscular Dystrophy Association fundraiser) 
• Sonny & Cher, David Brenner - April 17
• The Temptations - April 30
• "Rock & Roll Revival" - Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Little Richard, Bobby Comstock, The Shirelles - May 19
• Jethro Tull - May 20
• Allman Brothers Band, Marshall Tucker Band - June 2
• Al Green - June 9
• Deep Purple - June 14
• Elvis Presley - June 21, June 29-30, July 3
• Three Dog Night, T. Rex - July 29
• Isaac Hayes - July 16
• Grand Funk Railroad - August 9
• Jackson 5 - August 11
• The Osmonds, Springfield Revival - August 13
• Jerry Butler - August 16
• Mandrill, Osibisa, Funkadelic - August 19
• Seals & Crofts - August 25
• Faces "featuring Rod Stewart" - September 14
• Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Gladys Knight & The Pips - September 16
• Moody Blues - November 6
• Focus, Spencer Davis Group - November 18
• Al Green, The Stylistics, The Independents, Osibisa, Walter Heath - November 25
• The Who, Lynryd Skynyrd - November 27
• Grateful Dead - December 12

1974

• Mandrill, Ohio Players - January 13
• Sly & The Family Stone, Ramsey Lewis, The O-Jays, Maxine Weldon - January 14 (benefit for Martin Luther King Center)
• Bob Dylan, The Band - January 21-22
• Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Stray Dog - January 24
• Black Sabbath, Spooky Tooth - February 7
• Johnny Winter, Brownsville Station, Thunderhead - March 4
• Deep Purple, Savoy Brown, Tucky Buzzard - March 11
• Humble Pie, Spooky Tooth, Montrose - March 18
• Joni Mitchell - April 6
• James Brown - April 11
• Frank Sinatra - April 13
• J. Geils Band, Poco - April 23
• Marvin Gaye - April 24
• The Temptations, The Spinners - May 3 (benefit for United Negro College Fund)
• Cat Stevens, Linda Lewis - May 15
• Seals & Crofts - May 16
• "Rock & Roll Revival" - Little Richard, The Coasters, The Crystals, The 5 Satins, Danny & The Juniors, Freddie Cannon, Lloyd Price - May 18
• Ten Years After, Golden Earring, Argent - May 22
• James Brown - June 7
• Grateful Dead, Maria Muldaur - June 20
• Edgar Winter, Robin Trower - June 25
• Uriah Heep, Manfred Mann's Earth Band - July 7
• Cat Stevens, Linda Lewis - July 14
• Joe Walsh & Barnstorm, Eagles - July 31
• Eric Clapton, Yvonne Elliman, Jamie Oldraker, Carl Radle, Dick Sims, George Terry, Ross - August 1
• ZZ Top, Atlanta Rhythm Section - August 30
• The O-Jays, Richard Pryor, Rufus - September 6
• Santana, Golden Earring - October 2
• Stevie Wonder & Wonderlove - October 6
• Traffic, Little Feat - October 16
• Sly & The Family Stone, Rare Earth - October 28
• Jefferson Starship, Triumvirat, Fleetwood Mac - October 31
• Elton John - November 10
• George Harrison & Friends - November 28
• Yes, Gryphon - November 30
• David Bowie - December 1
• "Rock & Roll Revival" - Wolfman Jack, Jerry Lee Lewis, The Shirelles, Bobby Rydell, The Drifters, The Clovers, Lloyd Price - December 7