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The musical
42nd Street is presented at The Winter Garden Theatre,
Broadway, New York City, USA. It will subsequently move to the Majestic Theatre and then to The St. James Theatre, before finally closing in 1989, having racked up a total of 3,486 performances.
Bob Marley, suffering from terminal cancer, is undergoing treatment at the Issels Clinic in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, Europe. He will remain at the clinic until May 1981.
Concerned about the spread of domestic cassette recordings, the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) launches a campaign under the slogan Home Taping Is Killing Music, with support from
Elton John,
Gary Numan,
Cliff Richard,
10cc and the
Boomtown Rats.
Madness release the single It Must Be Love, in the UK.
Frank Zappa plays at The Uptown Theatre, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Eric Clapton begins a Japanese tour at Kenmin Hall, Niigata, Japan, Asia.

An entire housing estate in Liverpool, England, UK, Europe, is opened, in which all the street names are releated to
The Beatles.
The Cure play at The Pavilion, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, Europe.

The
Rolling Stones spend the first of two nights at The Carrierdrome, Syracuse, New York State, USA, with
Molly Hatchet as opening act.