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mid	Daniel Ash, Dave Exton, Kevin Haskins, and David J. Haskins play several shows in Northhampton as The Craze.
november	Daniel Ash contacts Peter Murphy and they write "Boys","Bite My Hip", "Dark Entries", "Shows", "In The Night", and "Some Faces". Ash and Murphy form a band named "S.R." with Kevin Haskins and Chris Barber.
december	S.R. plays its first show in Northampton for Nene College of Art's Christmas ball (event booked by Glenn Campling). Plays one more show before David Haskins replaces Chris Barber. David renames the group "Bauhaus 1919". 31 Bauhaus 1919 play at Cromwell Public House in Wellingborough.
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january	26 Bauhaus 1919 records demo containing "Bite My Hip", "Harry", "Bela Lugosi's Dead", and "Boys".
may	Name changed to Bauhaus.
mid	Record "Bela" for Small Wonder. Tape for "Live in the Studio" recorded at this session.
september	"Bela" released.
december	4 Bauhaus record a session for the John Peel Show. 10 Bauhaus approached by Axis Records after a show at The Rock Garden
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january	3Axis Records releases "Dark Entries". First session for John Peel show is broadcast.
february	Beggars Banquet reissues "Dark Entries" while Axis changes its name to 4.A.D.
june	4AD release "Terror Couple Kill Colonel".
july	Begin recording for their first album.
september	Bauhaus plays four shows in the US.
october	Bauhaus begins touring in support of the unreleased album. 4AD re-releases "Terror Couple Kill Colonel" with wrong version on the B side. 4AD also releases "Telegram Sam".
november	4AD releases debut album "In The Flat Field" and 12" version of "Telegram Sam".
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january	Bauhaus is signed to Beggars Banquet Band records a session for the Peter Powell show on Radio One.
march	12 Appear on TV show "New York Dancestand" while on tour in the US.
april	"Kick In The Eye" is released David Jay records single with Rene Halkett of original Bauhaus art school.
june	"Passion of Lovers" released.
august	1 The Sinister Ducks play a show in Northampton.
october	Beggars Banquet release "Mask". 4AD release David Jay/Rene Halkett collaboration containing "Nothing" and "Armour".
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february	Bauhaus appears on BBC 2's "Riverside". "Searching For Satori" released. 24 Bauhaus plays show at the Old Vic Theatre that is filmed and later released as "Shadow of Light".
march	4AD releases "Tones on Tail" 12". 13 Third BBC session for John Peel show. 22 Opening sequence for "The Hunger" filmed at Heaven in London.
june	"Spirit" released.
october	4 Bauhaus play "Ziggy Stardust" and "The Spy In The Cab" on BBC 2's TV show "Old Grey Whistle Test". Beggars Banquet releases "Ziggy Stardust". 7 Bauhaus appears on BBC 1's "Top of the Pops". 14 "Interview Situation" recorded.
november	19 Band appears live on BBC's "Oxford Road Show".
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january	15 "Lagartija Nick" released.
june	17 Final Radio One recording session.
april	"She's In Parties" released.
may	12 World tour begins, including France, Greece, Israel, Hong Kong, and Japan.
july	5 Final live show at London's Hammersmith Palais. David leaves the stage with the words: "Rest in peace". 15 "Burning From The Inside" released.
august	4 Bauhaus inform Beggars Banquet of their intention to part ways.
september	4AD releases the single "4AD".
october	Beggars Banquet releases "The Singles 1981-83".
december	Bauhaus Information Club distributes "The Sanity Assassin".
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may	25 Beggars Banquet announces two Bauhaus reunion shows at the Hollywood Palladium and a forthcoming retrospective, "Crackle". 29 Tickets for both shows go on sale at noon and are sold out within 15 minutes. A third show added later in the day also sells out.
july	7 US release date of "Crackle". 10-12 Three shows at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.

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