Fab Four Live Tickets

No matter how much people wanted it, no matter how high the piles of money that were offered that have reached the moon, once The Beatles stopped performing, they wouldn't come back together again. If you were lucky enough to catch them, and could hear them performing over all the girls screaming, you know that you witnessed a rare and momentous occasion.

The music of The Beatles changed the course of history, and will live on for a long, long time. It's a testament to the quality of their music, and the impact it had on the world, that the fans still spend billions of dollars to hear it, and see it performed.

The Fab Four Brings The Beatles Back

The Beatles tributes started back with the Beatlemania stage show, and there have been many Beatles tributes since. The Fab Four tribute group recreates that live experience for those who want to see the music, and the similes to John, Paul, George and Ringo are played by a group of revolving actors.

As The Fab Four have said themselves on their official website, 'The Fab Four is eleveated far above every other Beatles tribute due to their precise attention to detail.' The Fab Four also delivers the songs The Beatles never performed live (they stopped touring before the Sgt. Peppers album), like 'Day in the Life,' 'Let It Be,' 'Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band,' as well as a John Lennon tribute including 'Give Peace a Chance,' and 'Imagine.'

The Fab Four show is hosted by Ed Sullivan, who is played by three different actors, Jerry Hoban, Jeff De Hart and Geroge Trullinger. Of course, The Beatles appearing on Ed Sullivan in 1964 is one of the most important events in rock n' roll history, and inspired many of today's biggest artists to pick up instruments and start their own bands as well. Not to mention, just like The Beatles back in the day, The Fab Four do it all live with no backing tapes, no lip-synching, or any of that nonsense, just as The Beatles would have really performed it.

Imagine The Fab Four in Vegas

The L.A. Times has called The Fab Four 'the best Beatles show in the world.' There are fans that forgot more about The Beatles and know practically every tiny detail about the greatest rock band in music history. So how does The Fab Four hold up to the real thing?

One fan has written on the net, 'Now my wife and I can honestly say we've seen The Beatles in concert. OK, no, not the real Beatles, but about as close a facsimile as possible.' Another fan wrote, 'Great, great show,' a reference to the classic Ed Sullivan line, 'One of the best shows in Vegas, it's wonderful.' Yet another fan even wrote, 'Are you sure they aren't the Beatles?' If it's that close, you know these guys did their homework and have to be great.