Public record

The Four Seasons

Rock | Newark, NJ | since 1960

classic pop and rock
classic rock
doo-wop
four seasons
oldies
pop
pop music
pop rock

Shows, releases and artist details collected from 11 credited sources. This public record does not confirm booking availability. Source links accompany the published facts.

Shows on record

101

Rooms played

1962

On record since

Releases

Show history

1988 · 1

Jun 18, 1988Mile High Stadium· Denverheadliner

1983 · 1

Sep 23, 1983Reunion Arena· Dallasheadliner

1981 · 2

Jul 20, 1981Melody Fair Music Theater· North Tonawandaheadliner
Mar 10, 1981Rock City· Nottinghamheadliner

1977 · 3

Jul 4, 1977Freedom Hall Civic Center· Johnson Cityheadliner
May 7, 1977Manchester Apollo· Manchesterheadliner
Apr 1, 1977The Roxy· West Hollywoodheadliner

1976 · 2

Aug 30, 1976Canadian National Exhibition· Torontoheadliner
Aug 26, 1976Morehead State University· Moreheadheadliner

1975 · 5

Oct 10, 1975Freedom Hall Civic Center· Johnson Cityheadliner
Jul 4, 1975The Midnight Special· Burbankheadliner
May 3, 1975Spectrum· Philadelphiaheadliner
Apr 24, 1975Lantz Arena· Charlestonheadliner
Jan 12, 1975Hartford Civic Center· Hartfordheadliner

1974 · 1

May 31, 1974Garrett Coliseum· Montgomeryheadliner

1973 · 6

Oct 12, 1973Arie Crown Theater· Chicagoheadliner
Jul 20, 1973Wollman Skating Rink· New Yorkheadliner
May 4, 1973Arie Crown Theater· Chicagoheadliner
Mar 25, 1973Capitol Theatre· Passaicheadliner
Feb 9, 1973Cole Auditorium, Jacksonville State University· Jacksonvilleheadliner
Jan 14, 1973Lucifer· Bostonheadliner

1972 · 2

Jul 21, 1972Wollman Skating Rink· New Yorkheadliner
Mar 18, 1972Capitol Theatre· Passaicheadliner

1971 · 9

Aug 29, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 28, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 27, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 26, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 25, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 24, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Aug 23, 1971Steel Pier· Atlantic Cityheadliner
Jun 11, 1971Madison Square Garden· New Yorkheadliner
Mar 13, 1971Kleinhans Music Hall· Buffaloheadliner

1969 · 18

Dec 16, 1969Waldorf Astoria· New Yorkheadliner
Dec 5, 1969Ithaca College· Ithacaheadliner
Nov 26, 1969Westbury Music Fair· Westburyheadliner
Nov 16, 1969Academy of Music· Philadelphiaheadliner
Nov 7, 1969Memorial Coliseum· Auburnheadliner
Sep 8, 1969St. John Terrell's Music Circus· Lambertvilleheadliner
Aug 10, 1969St. John Terrell's Music Circus· Lambertvilleheadliner
Aug 9, 1969Convention Hall· Asbury Parkheadliner
Aug 3, 1969Carousel Theater· Framinghamheadliner
Jul 19, 1969Charleston Civic Center· Charlestonheadliner
Jul 6, 1969Camden County Music Fair· Cherry Hillheadliner
May 31, 1969South Mountain Arena· West Orangeheadliner
May 23, 1969Florida Gymnasium· Gainesvilleheadliner
May 23, 1969Cole Auditorium, Jacksonville State University· Jacksonvilleheadliner
Apr 11, 1969Mayser Gymnasium· Lancasterheadliner
Mar 22, 1969Kleinhans Music Hall· Buffaloheadliner
Feb 22, 1969Travelodge Theatre· Phoenixheadliner
Feb 21, 1969Travelodge Theatre· Phoenixheadliner

1968 · 10

Dec 1, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 30, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 29, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 28, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 27, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 26, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 25, 1968Empire Room· New Yorkheadliner
Nov 16, 1968Reynolds Coliseum· Raleighheadliner
Nov 15, 1968Minges Coliseum· Greenvilleheadliner
Nov 9, 1968Mentor High School Gymnasium· Mentorheadliner

Photos, art and posters

Logo — TheAudioDB

Lineup

Don Ciccone
Gerry Polci
Larry Lingle
Lee Shapiro — keyboard
Frankie Valli

Former

Charles Calello
Joe Long
Al Ruzicka
John Paiva — guitar
Jerry Corbetta
Nick Massi
Tommy DeVito
Bob Gaudio
Bob Grimm

Releases

G'
Greatest '70s Hits
2024
G'
Greatest '60s Hits
2024
WO
Working Our Way Back To You (The Ultimate Collection)
2023
OA
Origins And Early Years 1953-62
2021
DT
Drop The Needle On The Hits: The Best of Frankie Valli - The Four Seasons
2017
JB
Jersey Boys 4ever
2017
JC
Jersey Cats
2015
JB
Jersey Boys Original Broadway Cast Recording
2015
JC
Jersey Cats (The 1956-1962 Recordings)
2014
TC
The Classic Albums Box
2014
WM
Working My Way Back To You
2011 · album
T4
The 4 Seasons Christmas Album
2002 · album
ST
Streetfighter
1993 · album
H+
Hope + Glory
1992 · album
TB
The Best of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - 18 Greatest Hits
1991 · album
HE
Helicon
1977 · album
WL
Who Loves You
1975 · album
CH
Chameleon
1972 · album
H&
Half & Half
1970 · album
TG
The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette
1969 · album
NG
New Gold Hits
1967 · album
2V
2nd Vault of Golden Hits
1966 · compilation
T4
The 4 Seasons Entertain You
1965 · album
T4
The 4 Seasons Sing Big Hits by Burt Bacharach... Hal David... Bob Dylan
1965 · album
T4
The 4 Seasons’ Gold Vault of Hits
1965 · compilation
WM
Working My Way Back to You and More Great New Hits
1965 · album
BT
Born to Wander: Tender and Soulful Ballads (Folk-Flavored)
1964 · album
D(
Dawn (Go Away) and 11 Other Great Songs
1964 · album
FO
Folk-Nanny
1964 · compilation
RD
Rag Doll
1964 · album
TB
The Beatles vs. The Four Seasons
1964 · compilation
BG
Big Girls Don’t Cry and Twelve Others…
1963 · album
T4
The 4 Seasons Sing Ain’t That a Shame and 11 Others
1963 · album
S&
Sherry & 11 Others
1962 · album
T4
The 4 Seasons Greetings
1962 · album

Airplay

KEXP airplay: 6 plays, 2019-04-25–2026-05-09 — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Variety Mix' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'The Morning Show' (Kevin Sur) — KEXP

Artist background

The Four Seasons formed in 1960 — MusicBrainz
The Four Seasons is based in Newark — MusicBrainz
Don Ciccone: member — MusicBrainz
Gerry Polci: member — MusicBrainz
Larry Lingle: member — MusicBrainz
Lee Shapiro: keyboard — MusicBrainz
Frankie Valli: member — MusicBrainz
Charles Calello: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
Joe Long: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
Al Ruzicka: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
John Paiva: guitar (former member) — MusicBrainz
Jerry Corbetta: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
Nick Massi: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
Tommy DeVito: member (former member) — MusicBrainz
The Four Seasons has 25 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 1962–2011 — MusicBrainz
The Four Seasons (band) formed in 1953 — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) is from Newark, New Jersey , U.S. — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) has 7 members: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio [ a ], Robby Robinson, Craig Cady, Aaron Alexander Gordon, Justin Michael Rodriguez, Heath Francis — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) plays Pop rock [ 1 ] — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) plays pop [ 1 ] [ 2 ] — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) plays soul [ 3 ] — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) plays doo-wop [ 1 ] [ 4 ] — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons (band) plays rock and roll [ 4 ] — Wikipedia
The Four Seasons has 292927 listeners on Last.fm — The Four Seasons on Last.fm
The Four Seasons has played at Academy of Music, Arie Crown Theater, Canadian National Exhibition, Capitol Theatre, Cole Auditorium, Jacksonville State University — The Four Seasons on Setlist.fm
The Four Seasons has released 10 recordings between 2014 and 2024 — The Four Seasons on Discogs
The Four Seasons has 19 followers on Genius — The Four Seasons on Genius
Google Knowledge Graph descriptor: Pop band — The Four Seasons — Google Knowledge Graph
Canonical Wikipedia article (per Google KG): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Four_Seasons_(band) — The Four Seasons on Wikipedia (per Google KG)
Wikipedia article length (per Google KG, characters): 176 — The Four Seasons — entity-richness signal
Google Knowledge Graph entity id: kg:/m/0162cq — The Four Seasons — KG entity
Country (per TheAudioDB): Newark, New Jersey, USA — The Four Seasons on TheAudioDB
Formed 1960 (Wikidata inception) — Wikidata
Origin: Newark (Wikidata) — Wikidata
Genres per Wikidata: rock music — Wikidata
Members per Wikidata: Bob Gaudio, Frankie Valli, Tommy DeVito, Joe Long — Wikidata
Labels per Wikidata: Warner Bros. Records — Wikidata
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Four_Seasons_(band) — Wikidata

Venues played

Rooms played most, from the shows on record
Room	Shows
Cocoanut Grove · Los Angeles	21
Steel Pier · Atlantic City	11
St. John Terrell's Music Circus · Lambertville	7
Empire Room · New York	7
Charleston Civic Center · Charleston	5
Westbury Music Fair · Westbury	4
The Versaille Motor Inn · Cleveland	4
Wollman Skating Rink · New York	3

By year: 1962 1 · 1963 7 · 1964 17 · 1965 11 · 1966 18 · 1967 26 · 1968 46 · 1969 18 · 1971 9 · 1972 2 · 1973 6 · 1974 1 · 1975 5 · 1976 2 · 1977 3 · 1981 2 · 1983 1 · 1988 1

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Sources & corrections

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. Use the credited links to check the source.

Last updated: 2026-09-20
Sources: Discogs, Genius, google kg, KEXP, Last.fm, MusicBrainz, setlist.fm, TheAudioDB, Twitch, Wikidata, Wikipedia

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