The Beatles Legend — A Grand Live Tribute Concert to the Legendary Beatles in Israel
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Unfortunately, the tour The BeatBox — The Beatles Legend is postponed to February 2027. We are confident that by then the security situation will normalize and the long-awaited tour will take place. Purchased tickets remain valid with your chosen seats retained. A grand live tribute concert to the legendary Beatles performed by The Beatbox, recognized as one of the best Beatles tribute shows in Europe! Brilliant vocals, virtuoso command of the instruments, authentic guitars, equipment and costumes sewn in the same workshops that dressed The Beatles, and a striking physical resemblance of the musicians provide the show with an impeccable historical reconstruction, acclaim and success across Europe. The musicians recreate the voices of the Beatles and convey the original sound of the instruments and the emotion that made The Beatles immortal. The lineup: Filippo Caretti — John Lennon (vocals, lead guitar, piano); Riccardo Bagnoli — Paul McCartney (vocals, bass, piano, guitar); Michele Caputo — George Harrison (vocals, lead guitar); Federico Franchi — Ringo Starr (vocals, drums, percussion); Claudio Airo — keyboards, synthesizer, percussion. Five acts, five eras — from the innocent joy of 'Love Me Do' and the early hits of 'Please Please Me' to the velvet sadness and creative maturity of 'The Long and Winding Road'. On a huge LED screen behind the musicians: newsreel footage, animation and archival images that immerse the audience in the cult atmosphere of that legendary era. A concert where 'Yesterday' makes you freeze, 'Come Together' lifts you from your seat and 'Let It Be' restores faith in simple truths — for several generations in the hall at once.
