Nowadays it is an all too familiar thing to see more and more 'Tribute Bands' appearing on the scene with depressingly similar repertoires, playing dance music in small pubs and clubs. It seems that anyone with a few bad wigs and some cheesy costumes are out there in force churning out the music of the Beatles, Abba, Neil Diamond, Elvis, the Bee Gees, Buddy Holly, Roy Orbison, Tom Jones - and the list goes on. 'The Australian Beatles Show' starring The Fab Four are the exact opposite of that.
The overwhelming success of this group overseas is attributed to the professionalism and calibre of this act - nothing cheap, only the authentic instruments and costumes are used, only the best of everything.
The show is the complete Beatles story, beginning at the Cavern Club, then to the grey suit era of the Ed Sullivan show performance, the collarless suits are next, followed by the Magical Mystery Tour period, Sgt Pepper's and finally the Let It Be finale.
In all there are six costume changes throughout the performance, covering the entire span of the Beatle's amazing career, taking the audience on a trip back in time to relive once again or experience for the first time the fashions and the musical styles of the ever changing 60's.
The result of years of character study on The Beatles and their amazing careers; The Fab Four - The Australian Beatles Show gives audiences the opportunity to relive the excitement of a Beatles concert and much, much more!
More on the Power Goes Rockstar line-up appears below.
Meet The Entertainment!
Meet the Entertainment: Tim Rogers You Am I frontman and solo artist Tim Rogers will play as part of Power Goes Rockstar.
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Meet the Entertainment: Dave Gleeson Dave Gleeson’s musical career has seen him careen across stages from Newcastle, Australia, to Nevada, United States as the vocalist Australian rock band Screaming Jets.
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Meet the Entertainment: Mick Thomas Alongside Paul Kelly, Mick Thomas is oft regarded as one of Australia's greatest songwriters.
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