1994

November

[late] Rehearsals begin for the Mirage tour, with a line-up of Peter Bardens, Steve Adams, Rick Biddulph and Andy Ward, plus Caravan members Dave Sinclair, Jimmy Hastings and special guest Pye Hastings
Setlist: "The Great Marsh" / "Rhayader" / "Rhayader Goes To Town", "Song Within A Song", "Speed Of Light", "In Dreams", "Tell Me", "Skylines", "Nine Feet Underground", Caravan Medley (incl. "Where But For Caravan Would I", "O Caroline", "The Love In Your Eye", "Backwards", "A-Hunting We Shall Go"), "Never Let Go", "Lizard On A Rock", "The Sleeper", "Timepiece", "For Richard", "Journey", "Freefall", "Lunar Sea", "Gunblasters"

December

[11] Uden (Netherlands), De Nieuwe Pul [Mirage]
[13] Bristol, Colston Hall [Mirage]
[14] Manchester, Labatts Apollo [Mirage]
[15] Clapham [London], The Grand [Mirage]
[17] Groningen (Netherlands), Martin Hal [supporting Fleetwood Mac] [Mirage]

1995

April

Caravan reform with a line-up of Pye Hastings, Dave Sinclair, Geoff Richardson, Richard Coughlan and newcomer Jim Leverton (bass & vocals), with help from Jimmy Hastings in the studio
Monks Horton (Kent), Astra Studios [sessions for "The Battle Of Hastings"]

May

Monks Horton (Kent), Astra Studios [sessions for "The Battle Of Hastings"]

July

Monks Horton (Kent), Astra Studios [sessions for "Chance Of A Lifetime" acoustic version]

October

"The Battle Of Hastings" is released on HTD Records

November

Recording sessions for "All Over You" at Pye Hastings' house
This is largely a duo project by Pye Hastings and Geoff Richardson, with contributions by Jimmy Hastings, Dave Sinclair and Richard Coughlan

December

More recording sessions for "All Over You" at Pye Hastings' house

1996

January

More recording sessions for "All Over You" at Pye Hastings' house

February

Final recording sessions for "All Over You" at Pye Hastings' house

May

"All Over You" is released

September

Rehearsals for the upcoming tour begin; Doug Boyle (guitar) and Simon Bentall (percussion) are added to the line-up of Pye Hastings, Dave Sinclair, Richard Coughlan and Jim Leverton, with Jimmy Hastings in place of Geoff Richardson who is unable to do the tour due to commitments with the French singer Renaud

October

[28] Newark, Palace Theatre
[29] High Wycombe, Town Hall (cancelled?)
[30] Bath, Pavilion
[31] London, Astoria [support: In Cahoots]

November

[01] Swansea, Perrytheol Leisure Centre
[02] Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall
[03] Norwich, Waterfront
[04] Royal Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Halls

1997

September

From now on, Geoff Richardson returns, replacing Jimmy Hastings
[19] London, Astoria [support: Kevin Ayers]
[27] Utrecht (Netherlands), Tivoli [support: In Cahoots]
[28] Groningen (Netherlands), Oosterpoort [support: In Cahoots]

November

[29] Dublin (Ireland), Olympia Theatre

1998

May

[23] Diss, Norfolk (England), Park Hotel
[31] Utrecht (Netherlands), Tivoli [support: Hugh Hopper Band]

July

[19] Breitenbach-am-Herzberg (Germany), Burg-Herzberg Festival

October

[19] London, Astoria [support: The Enid, John Wetton Band]

1999

June

[12] Diss, Norfolk (England), Park Hotel

September

Release of "All Over You Too" (recorded at Pye Hastings' house)

October

[01] London, Astoria [support: Amazing Blondel, Annie Haslam & Michael Dunford]

2000

July

[30] Faversham, Mount Ephraim Gardens [Canterbury Sound Festival] [also: Gong, Colosseum, Man, Arthur Brown]

October

[11] London, Shepherd's Bush Empire
[12] Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall
[13] Manchester, University (Main Debating Hall)
[14] Glasgow, Renfrew Ferry
[15] Cambridge, Junction

November

[17] Chiddingfold, Chiddingfold Club
[25] Paris (France), Bataclan

2001

February

[26] Fulham [London], King's Head (Total Rock showcase) [guest: Richard Sinclair]
After their performance, the band are presented with a gold disc for In The Land Of Grey And Pink

July

[22] Breitenbach-am-Herzberg (Germany), Burg-Herzberg Festival [also: Fiddler's Green, Anekdoten, Embryo, Birth Control]

August

[18] Faversham, Mount Ephraim Gardens [Canterbury Sound Festival] [guests: Jan Schelhaas & Richard Sinclair]

October

[26] Chiddingfold (Surrey), Chiddingfold Live Club

November

[03] London, Astoria LA2 London [support: Colin Bass]
[08] Macclesfield, Bar Cuba
[09] Deal, Astor Theatre
[15] Wolverhampton, Robin 2
[16] Milton Keynes, Stables Theatre
[23] Southampton, The Brook

2002

January

[19] Athens (Greece), Rhodon Club
[26/27] Tokyo (Japan), TLG

February

[04] The first album and Live At Fairfield Hall are reissued

April

[17] Rome (Italy), Don Bosco Theatre
[18] Sarzana [La Spezia] (Italy), Jux Tap
Setlist: "All the Way", "A Very Smelly, Grubby, Little Oik", "Liar", "The Dog, the Dog, he's at it Again", "Nine Feet Underground", "Travelling Ways", Medley: "All Aboard" - "Where But For Caravan Would I" - "O Caroline" - "The Dabsong Conshirtoe" - "The Love in Your Eye" - "Backwards" - "A Hunting We Shall Go (Reprise)", "Nightmare", "Nowhere to Hide", "I Know Why You're Laughing", "For Richard" - encore: "Hoedown"
[19] Rimini (Italy), Io Street Club
Setlist: same as Sarzana, except omits "I Know Why..." and replaces "Hoedown" with "If I Could Do It..."
[20] Ancona (Italy), Barfly

June

[30] Trenton, NJ (USA), War Memorial (NEARfest 2002)

July

[05] Québec City (Canada), Plaines of Abraham (Festival D'Eté)
[07] Québec City (Canada), International Summer Festival (Festival D'Eté) [with the Québec International Festival Orchestra conducted by Martyn Ford (on "For Richard" only]

August

[23] Mount Ephraim Gardens (Kent), Canterbury Fayre [appearance cancelled]

October

Dave Sinclair leaves Caravan and is (once again) replaced by Jan Schelhaas

November

[02] Rotherham, Oakwood Technical College
[03] Crewe, The Limelight
[07] Southampton, The Brook
[09] Great Malvern, The Fringe Theatre
[13] Bristol, Fleece & Firkin
[14] Wolverhampton, Robin 2
[28] London, Astoria [support: Focus]

2003

February

[01] Ris-Orangis [nr Paris] (France), Le Plan
[02] Verviers (Belgium), Spirit Of '66
[05] Rennes (France), Ubu
[06] Bordeaux (France), Bourbon Street
[07] Riotord [nr St.Etienne] (France), Le Climax
[08] Six-Fours-Les-Plages [nr Nice] (France), Espace Culturel 

May

[10] Osaka (Japan), The Big Cat
[12-13] Tokyo (Japan), On Air West
[30] Madrid (Spain), Sala Caracol
[31] Barcelona (Spain), Luz de Gas

July

[19] Breitenbach-am-Herzberg (Germany), Burg-Herzberg Festival

August

[01] Deal, Astor Theatre
[02] Whitchurch (Hampshire), Whitchurch Festival

September

[29] "The Unauthorised Breakfast Item" is released by Eclectic Records

October

[11] Canterbury, Gulbenkian Theatre (Canterbury Festival)
[27] Worcester, Marrs Bar
[28] Bilston [nr Wolverhampton], Robin 2

November

[12] Liverpool, Cavern Club
[13] Leeds, Irish Centre
[15] Edinburgh, The Liquid Rooms
[16] Newcastle, Opera House
[21] Wavendon [nr Milton Keynes], The Stables
[22] Leicester, The Charlotte
[23] Norwich, The Waterfront
[27] Bristol, The Fleece & Firkin
[28] Southampton, The Brook
[30] London, Bloomsbury Theatre (35th Anniversary Show, with guests Jimmy Hastings and Colin Bass)

December

[12] Zoetermeer (Netherlands), De Borderij
[13] Helmond (Netherlands), Plato
[14] Verviers (Belgium), Spirit Of '66

2004

March

[20] Paris (France), Café de la Danse

May

[02] Bonn (Germany), Harmonie
[03] Aschaffenburg (Germany), Colos-Saal
[29] Mariscal (Spain), L'Estartit
[30] Cerdanyola Del Valles [nr Barcelona] (Spain), L'Ateneu
[31] Barcelona (Spain), Sutton Music Club

June

[13] Lichtenvoorde (Netherlands), Arrow Rock Festival (2.30pm)
[19] Marcq-en-Baroeul [nr Lille] (France), Hippodrome (Fête de la Musique)

July

[17] Breitenbach-am-Herzberg (Germany), Burg-Herzberg Festival

August

[21] Huntingdon Racecourse (Cambridgeshire), Rockinbeer Festival
[31] Coventry, Jazz Festival

September

[07] Syracuse, NY (USA), Club Tundra [with Nektar] (Caravan cancelled)
[08] Albany, NY (USA), The Egg [with Nektar] (Caravan cancelled)
[10] Arlington, MA (USA), Regent Theater [with Nektar] (Caravan cancelled)
[11] New York City, NY (USA), BB King's [with Nektar]
[12] Alexandria, VA (USA), Birchmere [with Nektar]
[14] Washington DC (USA), XM Studios (live radio session) [with Nektar]
[14] Charlotte, NC (USA), Neighbourhood Theater [with Nektar] (Caravan cancelled)
[15] Atlanta, GA (USA), Variety Playhouse [with Nektar]
[17] Louisville, KY (USA), Headliners [with Nektar]
[18] East St. Louis, IL (USA), Pop's [with Nektar]
[19] Chicago, IL (USA), Martyr's [with Nektar]
[20] Milwaukee, WI (USA), Shank Hall [with Nektar]
[22] Cleveland, OH(USA), Odeon Concert Club [with Nektar]
[23] Pittsburgh, PA (USA), Rex Theatre [with Nektar]
[24] Glenside, PA (USA), Keswick Theater [with Nektar]

October

[09] Osaka (Japan), Club Quattro
[10] Tokyo (Japan), Club Quattro
[17] Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre (Canterbury Festival)

November

[09] Rio De Janeiro (Brasil), Canecao (Rio Artrock Festival) [support: Tarkus, Arion]
[12] Macae (Brasil), Teatro Municipal
[27] London, Bloomsbury Theatre

December

[04] Edinburgh, Liquid Rooms

2005

March

[13] Warsaw (Poland), Kinoteatr Bajka
[30] Mexicali (Mexico), Teatro Del Estado (Baja Prog Festival) [also: Taal, Ahstar]

April

[16] Athens (Greece), The Rodan