Beatlemaniacs 'The Anthology Tour'

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When:

Sat 2 May ’09, 8:00pm–10:15pm

Where: The Opera House, 111 - 113 Manners St, Te Aro, Wellington Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

Ticket Information:

Reserved: $59.00
Booking fees may apply

Favourites:

Angela Page
Kevin Brennan

Undoubtedly the most authentic Beatles tribute band in the world . . .

Direct from sell-out performances internationally (including the famous ‘Cavern Club’ where Beatle mania began), The Beatlemaniacs will perform, Once again, By Demand following their last Blockbusting Sell-out Tour Throughout N.Z. in 2006. This Time, by request,
Renowned for being so authentic you’ll believe they’re the real thing – “right down to the instruments and the stitching on their winkle picker shoes,” The Fab four that make up The Beatlemaniacs have won accolades world over for being one of the finest and most authentic Beatles Tribute Band in the world. The Beatlemaniacs have devoted themselves to giving their audiences an opportunity to relive and reminisce those Nostalgic “Halcyon” days all over again by studying The Beatles’ every move. The correct phrasing of all the lyrics, their clothes, their style and their instruments down to the very last detail ensures your complete satisfaction.

See and hear them to believe them!

This 'one night only' nostalgic experience will no doubt sell out, reserve your seat early to avoid disappointment.
Performing Saturday 2nd May
Book now from: ticketek.co.nz or Box Office The Opera House.

Event listed by RobbieRobson

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Bob Carlton 3 years ago

Thanks for the memories, everyone. The winners for this one are Angela Page and Kevin Brennan.
Belinda Whitehead 3 years ago

YESTERDAY... the Beatles seemed so far away, now it looks as though they're here to stay or at least for a single day in WELL-ING -TON. I'd love to hide away for an evening of reminiscing.
magnet0 3 years ago

Maxwells Silver Hammer - cause as a kid I used to think it was really cool....... that is until I worked out what it really means... now is kinda creepy,,,,, creepy but still cool!!
Bessie 3 years ago

'Penny Lane' would have to be my favourite. The words of the song always paint such wonderful pictures of the people that are mentioned in the song.
Luiza Turganova 3 years ago

"Yesterday"
one of the songs that will never die.
friends will always gather together, sit down around the table, bring the guitar, play that song and sing along.
this song will always be part of our past, present and future.
it's a sad song but I believe in yesterday.
Past is there to look at and to use it to change the future and smooth the present.
"Yesterday"
Kevin Brennan 3 years ago

Let It Be is my favourite as it is one of those songs that soothes a troubled mind. It says everything is gonna' be ok and it usually always is.
Mother Mary comes to me speaking words of Wisdom...
I am not a fan of songs that fade out as they often sound unfinished. This song is an exception to that rule.
Christine Whittaker 3 years ago

"Twist and shout" has to be one of my favourites as I hear John Lennon lost his voice for ages after they sung it and he sang it so passionately. It reminds means of letting loose and lettign your hair down and going a little wild. It is great one to dance to!
Dale Everiss 3 years ago

Imagine has to be the best song ever. The words really sum up how we can live to make the world a better place and it would be great if everyone followed the advice. I quoted a portion of the song in my final email when i resigned from a job with no job to go to, but i had had enought.
Angela Page 3 years ago

Eleanor Rigby: "All the lonely people, where do they all come from?"
This song is a musical and poetic masterpiece. Whoever would have thought The Beatles could achieve musical perfection with a string octet? Love it!