The Beatles played two sets on two consecutive nights at the Centennial Hall in Adelaide, performing the same ten songs in each show. 300,000 people lined the 10-mile route between Adelaide Airport and the city centre in the hope of seeing them pass by. Paul recalled: "It was like a hero's welcome…We came in from the airport – it was the same in Liverpool for the première of a A Hard Day's Night, with the whole city centre full of people – and the crowds were lining the route and we were giving them the thumbs up." The capacity of the Centennial Hall was 3,000 but there were over 50,000 applications for seats. The support acts were Sounds Incorporated, Johnny Devlin, Johnny Chester and The Phantoms. Here we have tracks recorded and broadcast by 2SM in Adelaide on June 12th 1964, plus in Sydney on June 18th and in Melbourne June 16th 1964.