1964 THE TRIBUTE has been greeted by cheering audiences and sold out
crowds wherever they have appeared world wide, headlining over 120 shows
around the globe each year. Fans from eight to 80 have been enthralled
by the band's accurate re-creation of a Beatles concert performed live,
with exact detailed reproduction of the songs, voices, instruments,
suits, haircuts and even the iconic "Beatle Boots" made famous by the
Fab Four. Accolades from press and celebrities alike have been
enthusiastic. Beloved music historian and TV host Dick Clark said "1964
creates the magic of The Beatles."
Now that magic is returning to Golden! 1964 THE TRIBUTE will appear at the Red Rocks Amphitheater on Friday, August 24. Click here for tickets.
In
the past, 1964 THE TRIBUTE has performed at the Red Rocks Amphitheater
in Denver, CO nine times to sellout crowds of 10,000. Their 11
appearances at New York City's Carnegie Hall - site of The Beatles'
first concert in New York in 1963 - have seen all seats in the venue
filled to the brim, with the audience dancing in the aisles, singing
along as grandparents introduce their grandchildren to every well known
song, and parents recall their own teenage fandom.
1964
THE TRIBUTE is Mark Benson as John, Graham Alexander as Paul, Tom Work
as George and Bobby Potter as Ringo. Each musician is an expert at
playing his own instrument, singing and performing completely in
character as the Beatle he represents. The show is true to an actual
early Beatles concert with wardrobe and set list accurate to the time
period. 1964 THE TRIBUTE has appeared on TV programs such as Fox News,
CBS Early Show, Imus In The Morning and PM Magazine. Countries in which
they have performed include England, Chile, Austria, Germany, the
Cayman Islands, Mexico and Canada as well as all over the U.S., in
concert halls as well as stadiums and arenas including Shea Stadium in
NY and Busch Stadium in St. Louis.
