The Cavern Beatles from Liverpool

Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Please Please Me!

Season 2022/2023
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Berwaldhallen
2 h 15 min including intermission

After successful tours The Cavern Beatles returns to the Scandinavian theaters! This time the band will remember The Beatles’ first record ‘Please Please Me!’, which was released 60 years ago.

The Cavern Beatles do not need an introduction, after more than 100 performances in the last 10 years in Sweden they are considered by many to be the tribute band of The Beatles. Their appearance, their voices and movements are very similar to those of the original Fab Four. Furthermore, they all come from Liverpool!

The Cavern Beatles are licensed and approved by The Cavern Club in Liverpool – ”The Most Famous Club in the World”

More info: cavernbeatles.com

External organiser: Wigt International

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