New Beatles tribute show in Berkhamsted stars 60s music legends

Powerhouse Fab Four tribute band LIKE THE BEATLES hit the stage with three 60s music legends in the brand new "All Together Now - THE BEATLES & FRIENDS SHOW" at the Centenary Theatre, Berkhamsted, Herts at 7.30pm on Thursday, November 5.

LIKE THE BEATLES - to use the words of John Lennon the "toppermost" Fab Four tribute band around - have made international TV appearances, sold out theatres and fully captured the sound, instruments, look, personalities, mannerisms and accents of John, Paul, George and Ringo.

They have won widespread acclaim for their high-octane stage performances that transport audiences back to the heady days of Beatlemania, The Cavern, Merseybeat, Flower Power, the Abbey Road sessions, the rooftop concert and much more.

These three 60s music legends will be performing with LIKE THE BEATLES to make this a very special night to treasure:

* ROD DAVIS who sang and played banjo in Lennon's first group THE QUARRYMEN that included Paul McCartney and George Harrison before evolving into The Beatles.

* KARL GREEN, former bass player/vocalist and frontman with HERMAN’S HERMITS who topped charts worldwide - briefly rivalling The Beatles in America - with hits like “I’m Into Something Good”, "There's A Kind Of Hush" and “No Milk Today”.

* TERRY RICE-MILTON, lead singer of CUPID'S INSPIRATION on powerhouse hits "Yesterday Has Gone" and "My World".

This show is totally unique in being the first Beatles tribute concert to put together the finest of Fab Four bands with original 60s stars who played alongside or alongside The Beatles.

Tickets £22.50 from Cententary Theatre's box office: [https://centenarytheatre.com/whats-on/](https://centenarytheatre.com/whats-on/...)

Nicholas-Gowling Productions & Management