| Music: The Backbeat Beatles |
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Thursday, 13 September 2007 |
by SILadmin |
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The band was formed in 1994 by musician
/actor Chris O'Neill inspired by his successful acting performance in
the BAFTA Award winning Beatle film 'BACKBEAT'. The lads are all from
the Liverpool area and have long shared a mutual admiration for The
Beatles and had played alongside Chris in other bands previously.
Following numerous TV appearances and a country wide P.A. tour they
were snapped up to appear in the highly successful 'Ultimate Tribute
Show' late in 1994 which toured major UK theatres and cities. 1995 and
1996 saw their popularity increase with several UK and European tours
of major venues including their own complete history of the Beatles
show which toured Apollo theatres and appearances on The Big Breakfast.
The Backbeat Beatles and Chris O'Neill himself have also been the
subject of several articles in the press. The Backbeat Beatles don't
just give a Beatles history lesson by preaching about song release
dates and repeating every quip John Lennon ever made like other tribute
bands do, which often leads to a very flat show. They perform with an
energy and spontaneity that makes for a fun, enjoyable evening for
everyone involved.
The Backbeat
Beatles are undoubtedly the best Beatles tribute band on the circuit
and have built up an unrivalled reputation. The Backbeat Beatles offer
superb renditions of favourite Beatles hits from love Me Do through to
Let It Be wearing both classic beatles suits and full Sgt. Pepper
regalia. Along with this, their excellent level of musicianship and
irrepressible scouse wit and humour means that their success continues
to spiral and their fan club is beginning to bulge at the seams!
Courtesy of SeeGlasgow.com
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Location: Glasgow
Contact: Pavillion Theatre |
| www.pavilliontheatre.co.uk |