17 January 1986 - Julian is interviewed on PM Magazine

23 January 1986 - Julian and Sean present awards at the inauguration launch of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City.

26 January 1986 - Julian presents the Favorite Pop Rock Video award at the American Music Awards to Heuy Lewis and the News for The Power of Love and later tells Paul McCartney that his dad would be as proud as he is when Paul is awarded a Music Merit Award.

3 March 1986 - Stick Around, the first single from the new album, is released in the US. Video productions of Stick Around and Want Your Body are produced and directed in Los Angeles by Jerry Kramer and Associates.  The video for Stick Around, features cameo appearances by Michael J. Fox, Joe Piscopo, and Jami Gertz.

10 March 1986 - Stick Around is released in the UK.

22 March 1986 - Stick Around enters Billboard's Hot 100 Singles charts this week at #72.

24 March 1986 - The Secret Value of Daydreaming, Julian's second album, is released in the UK on Charisma/Virgin Records. Produced, as before, by Phil Ramone, the album is recorded at Compass Point Studios in the Bahamas and mixed at the Hit Factory in New York City. Joining Julian is a quintet of players from the first tour - Carmine Roja, Justin Clayton, Alan Childs, Chuck Kentis, an Frank Elmo - plus new recruit David Brown on guitar. Among those making cameo appearances include Billy Joel, who tickles the ivories on You Get What You Want.

25 March 1986 - The Secret Value of Daydreaming, Julian's second album, is released in the US on Atlantic Records.

26 April 1986 - Stick Around debuts on the Billboard Top 40. It spends 4 weeks in the Top 40 peaking at #32.

3 May 1986 - Stick Around is #32 on Rick Dee's Weekly Top 40.

6 May 1986 - Dave Clark's musical Time is released on EMI. The double album contains 3 songs by Julian Lennon.

7 May 1986 - Julian performs at the first International Music & Media Conference in Montreux, Switzerland. Shortly after he moves to Switzerland for a year.

10 May 1986 - Stick Around is #32 on Rick Dee's Weekly Top 40.

12 May 1986 - Julian plays his first ever concert in Europe at The Royal Albert Hall in London. This is just one of two dates which where saved from a full European tour set to open on April 27th in Copenhagen. The other dates were canceled due to lack of public interest. Tour dates in US, Australia and Japan go unchanged.

Charisma/Virgin releases This Is My Day as a single from The Secret Value of Daydreaming.

22 May 1986 - The Secret Value of Daydreaming is certified gold by the RIAA.

28, 29 May 1986 - Julian's second North American concert tour begins in Miami, Florida at the James L. Knight Center. The band includes: Justin Clayton (guitar), Doug Worthington (guitar), Carmine Rojas (bass guitar), Chuck Kentis (keyboards), Frank Elmo (saxophone), and Alan Childs (drums).

30 May 1986 - Julian performs at the Orange County Civic Center in Orlando, Florida.

31 May 1986 - Julian performs at the Tampa Sun Dome in Tampa, Florida.

1 June 1986 - Julian performs at Six Flags over Atlanta in Atlanta, Georgia

4 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Syria Mosque in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

5 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Wheeling Civic Center in Wheeling, West Virginia.

6 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Riverbend Music Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.

7 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.

8 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga, New York.

9 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Kingswood in Toronto, Ontario.

11 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Civic Center in Ottawa, Ontario.

12 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Colisee De Quebec in Quebec, Quebec.

13 June 1986 - Julian performs at The Montreal Forum in Montreal, Quebec.

15 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Great Wood Center in Boston, Massachusetts.

16 - 18 June 1986 - Julian performs at  Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

20 June 1986 - Julian performs at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. - Photos by Kim

21 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Garden State Arts Center in Holmdel, New Jersey.

22 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Jones Beach Amphitheater in Long Island, New York.

24 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Hartford Civic Center in Hartford, Connecticut.

25 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Finger Lakes Performing Arts Center in Rochester, New York.

26 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Blossom Music Center in Cleveland, Ohio.

28 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Pine Knob in Detroit, Michigan.

29 June 1986 - Julian performs at the Sports and Music Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.

30 June 1986 - Julian performs at Summerfest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The single, Time Will Teach Us All, by Julian Lennon with backing vocals by Stevie Wonder is released from Dave Clark's Musical Time.

1 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Poplar Creek Music Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.

2 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Municipal Opera in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri.

5 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Starlight Theatre in Swope Park, Kansas City, Missouri.

6 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Springfield Prairie Cap. Convention Center in Springfield, Illinois.

8 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Mudd Island in Memphis, Tennessee.

11 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Municipal Auditorium in San Antonio, Texas.

12 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Southern Star Amphitheater in Houston, Texas.

14 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Zoo Amphitheatre in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

16 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, (Denver) Colorado.

22 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City, California.

23 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City, California.

25 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre in Laguna Hills, California. - This show was recorded and broadcast by the Westwood One network.

31 July 1986 - Julian performs at the Expo Theatre  in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

September 1986 - Julian performs at a benefit concert for the Beacon Theater in New York. Julian performed "Stick Around," "Stand By Me,"  and "Day Tripper."

16 October 1986 - Julian participates in the filming of the Chuck Berry special Hail Hail Rock and Roll which was filmed before a live audience in St. Louis. Julian is featured playing Johnny B Goodie with Chuck Berry.

17 November 1986 - The Hunting of the Snark is released with Julian making a guest appearance as the Baker. The album is a musical interpretation of the Lewis Carol poem done by Mike Batt.

9 December 1986 - Julian joins Carmine Roja's on stage at NYC's China Club to perform "Stick Around" and "Big Mama"