There are many gaps in concert listings and other significant pieces of the organization’s history, which will be filled in as data becomes available.
1961
- July 1961: Showtime U.S.A. 1961 in San Leandro, CA with Lyle Bardo as the ensemble director
1962
- July 29, 1962: Showtime U.S.A. 1962 presents “Song of America” at the Forest Theatre in Carmel, CA
- July 30–31, 1962: Showtime U.S.A. 1962 presents “Song of America” at Bancroft Junior High School in San Leandro, CA (taped for later presentation on KTVU Channel 2)
1964
- February 29, 1964: The Workshop Annex of the San Leandro Fine Arts Workshop Presents Young America on Stage
- June 13, 1964: “Shirley Temple Presents Young America on Stage” is televised
1966
- February 11, 1966: The Morning News reports that “Young America On Stage” has been presented with an opportunity to go Russia and Latin American countries as part of a U.S. State Department Exchange Tour. The tour never happened.
- May 23, 1966: Formal Articles of Incorporation are filed with the State of California as Youth of America, Inc.
- December 24, 1966: “The Sound of Young America” featuring Pat Boone is televised
1967
- January 26, 1967: United Bay Area Crusade at the Scottish Rite Temple in Oakland, CA
- April 15, 1967: Rotary District 516 Conference
- June 27 and 28, 1967: Canadian World Exhibition at Montreal
- June 29, 1967: Place Ville Marie in Montreal, Canada
- July 5, 1967: Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
- September 24, 1967: San Francisco 49ers Game
- October 6, 1967: Bancroft Jr. High with reception at the Alta Mira Club in San Leandro, CA
- December 4, 1967: Circle Star Theater
1968
- January 8, 1968: Opera House Inaugural for San Francisco Mayor Elect Joseph Alioto
- January 27, 1968: Bob Hope Show – Santa Clara Building Fund Benefit in San Jose, CA
- May 10, 1968: California Garden and Home Exposition benefit for Children’s Hospital Medical Center and Providence Hospital at the Oakland Coliseum
- July 27, 1968: Alpine County Day at Cal Expo in Sacramento, CA
- Derrell Bond and Bryant Figeroid resign from the organization
1971
- Pepsi-Cola begins its sponsorship of Youth of America
1973
- June 16, 1973: Mormon Temple in Oakland, CA
- August 4, 1973: U.S.S. Midway
- August 5, 1973: Contra Costa County Fair in Antioch, CA
- August 25–26, 1973: Santa Clara County Fair in San Jose, CA
- September 16, 1973: Auburn District Fair
- October 6, 1973: Ventura City Fair
1974
- May 4, 1974: American Society of Internal Medicine at the Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, CA
- May 14, 1974: U.S.S. Coral Sea Dinner-Dance at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, CA
- May 26, 1974: Fairfield, CA
- June 2, 1974: Flint Center in Cupertino, CA
- June 5, 1974: San Francisco Scottish Rite Auditorium
- July 2, 1974: Lions Convention at the Hilton in San Francisco, CA
- August 4, 1974: Concord Jazz Festival
- August 31, 1974: Marin County Fair
- September 20, 1974: Alameda High School in Alameda, CA
- September 21, 1974: Alameda Jaycees Meals on Wheels Program Benefit
- October 12, 1974: Skyline High School in Oakland, CA
- October 23, 1974: Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, CA
- October 26, 1974: Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- November 2, 1974: U.S.S. Coral Sea
- December 6, 1974: Paramount Theatre in Oakland, CA
1975
- January 3, 1975: San Francisco Scottish Rite Auditorium
- January 18, 1975: Presidio at San Francisco, CA
- March 22, 1975: Pacific High School in San Leandro, CA
- April 12, 1975: Eastern Star in Richmond, CA
- April 22, 1975: Scottish Rite at Hillsdale High School in Hillsdale, CA
- May 4, 1975: Lafayette, CA
- June 22, 1975: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- July 4, 1975: Marin Art and Garden Show in Ross, CA
- July 9, 1975: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- August 11, 1975: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- August 20, 1975: Marin County Fair
- September 20, 1975: Walnut Festival in Walnut Creek, CA
- September 28, 1975: South San Francisco High School in San Francisco, CA
- October 4, 1975: Bimbo’s 364 in San Francisco, CA
- November 1, 1975: Lion’s Convention at the Hilton in San Francisco, CA
- December 7, 1975: Oakland Army Base in Oakland, CA
- December 9, 1975: Holiday Inn at Union Square in San Francisco, CA
- December 14, 1975
1976
- January 17, 1976: Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, CA
- January 28, 1976: Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, CA
- February 15, 1976: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- March 27, 1976: Pacific High School in San Leandro, CA
- April 15, 1976: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- May 1–2, 1976: Redding, CA
- May 9, 1976: Hyatt Regency in San Francisco, CA
- May 22, 1976: Santa Rosa, CA
- May 27, 1976: Center for the Performing Arts in San Francisco, CA
- June 19, 1976: Sonoma/Marin County Fair
- September 11, 1976: Sheraton Hotel in Burlingame, CA
- September 18, 1976: Walnut Festival in Walnut Creek, CA
- September 21, 1976: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- October 3, 1976: Marin Art and Garden Show in Ross, CA
- October 9, 1976: Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- October 11, 1976: Masonic Lodge in San Francisco, CA
1977
- January 29, 1977: Pacific High School in San Leandro, CA
- January 31, 1977: U.S.S. Coral Sea
- March 3, 1978: Hickory Farms Convention at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- March 5, 1978: Petaluma, CA
- April 2, 1978: Pacific High School in San Leandro, CA
- April 24, 1978: Hilltop Mall in Richmond, CA
- May 14, 1978: Pacific High School in San Leandro, CA
- June 23, 1978: St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- August 27, 1978: Center for the Performing Arts in San Jose, CA
- September 26, 1978: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- December 16, 1978: Masonic Temple in San Francisco, CA
1978
- January 9, 1978: Lyle Bardo passes away
- January 21, 1978: Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, CA
- January 28, 1978: Ohlone College in Fremont, CA
- May 7, 1978: St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco, CA
1979
c. 1980
- The New Youth of American Big Band “Sound of the Eighties” with chorus and band, featuring Up Beat, the Youth of America Dancers, and special guest Eve Marie Shahaoian
1981–1982
- YA declares this time as a “year for renewal and growth.” A production committee is established and meets. Ultimately, the organization comes to an end before it performs a final Bay Area tour. On May 19, 1982, Mr. Kahn files the final dissolution paperwork, bringing Youth of America, Inc. to an end.