1967 (MCMLXVII) was a common year starting on Sunday of the 1967 Gregorian calendar.
January[]
- January 3: Bee Gees leave Australia aboard The Fair Sky
February[]
- February 6: Bee Gees arrive in England from Australia
- February 24: Bee Gees sign with Robert Stigwood
March[]
- March 4: The single "Spicks & specks"/"I Am the World" is released; it is the Bee Gees' first release in Europe
- March 7: Bee Gees begin recording Bee Gees First
- March 15: "Turn of the Century" is recorded
- March 16: "New York Mining Disaster 1941" is recorded
- March 21: "Craise Finton Kirk Royal Academy of Arts" is recorded
- March 23: "Please Read Me" is recorded
- March 27: Bee Gees are the supporing act for Fats Domino at the Saville Theatre in London
April[]
- April 1: Bee Gees again support Fats Domino at the Saville Theatre in London
- April 8: "I Can't See Nobody" is recorded
- April 14: The single "New York Mining Disaster 1941"/"I Can't See Nobody" is released
- April 17: "New York Mining Disaster 1941" enters the UK charts
- April 21: "Holiday" is recorded
May[]
- May 11: Bee Gees make their first appearance on Top of the Pops and perform "New York Mining Disaster 1941"
- May 20: Bee Gees appear on German TV program Beat-Club and peform "New York Mining Disaster 1941"
- May 25: Bee Gees play at Liverpool University
- May 27: "New York Mining Disaster 1941" enters the US charts
June[]
- June 4: Concert at the Seville Theatre in London
- June 13: Bee Gees appear on TV program As You Like It
- June 19: Concert at the Belfry in Sutton Coldfield
- June 21: Concert at the Floral Hall in Great Yarmouth
- June 23: Concert at the Scraptoft Teacher Training College in Leicester
- June 24: Concert at the New Century Hall in Manchester
July[]
- July 14: Bee Gees First is released in the UK
- July 17: Bee Gees begin recording Horizontal
- July 21: Concert at the Concert House in Stockholm, Sweden
- July 30: "Birdie Told Me" is recorded
August[]
- August 8: Bee Gees appear on BBC program Dee Time
- August 9: Bee Gees First is released in the US
- August 9: Bee Gees First enters the UK charts
- August 9: "Massachusetts is recorded
- August 24: Bee Gees get their visas extended at the British Home Office
- August 26: Bee Gees play at The Festival of the Flower Children at Woburn Alley, Bedfordshire
- August 26: Bee Gees First enters the US charts
- August 31: "All Our Christmases Came At Once" is recorded
September[]
- September 4: Bee Gees perfrm live on BBC Radio's Saturday Club
- September 19: The single "Massachusetts" is released
- September 20: "Massachusetts" enters the UK charts
- September 20: Barry Gibb meets Linda Gray
- September 21: Bee Gees appear on Top of the Pops
- September 22: Concert at the Pacific Hall in Wolverhampton
- September 23: Bee Gees appear on Beat-Club and perform "To Love Somebody"
- September 27: Concert at Newport College in Newport
- September 28: Bee Gees appear on German TV program Der Goldene Schuß
- September 30: "Holiday" enters the US charts
October[]
- October 3: "With the Sun in My Eyes" is recorded
- October 13: Bee Gees appear on BBC program Crackerjack
- October 14: "Massachusetts" reaches No. 1 in the UK
November[]
- November 5: Robin Gibb and Molly Hullis are involved in the Hither Green Rail Crash
- November 7: "Sinking Ships" is recorded
- November 11: "Massachusetts enters the US charts
- November 17: Bee Gees switch on the Carnaby Street Christmas lights in London
- November 19: Concert at the Saville Theatre in London
- November 22: "World" enters the UK charts
- November 25: Bee Gees appear on Beat-Club
- November 28: "Really and Sincerely" is recorded
- November 29: "The Change is Made" is recorded
December[]
- December 19: "Words" is recorded
- December 26: Bee Gees appear on Top of the Pops
- December 30: Bee Gees appear on Beat-Club and perform "Massachusetts"