“1964: The Beatles Tribute” honors the band that changed popular music in the 1960s, and continues to be popular today. Almost everyone can name the original Beatles - John, Paul, George, and Ringo - and at least one or two of their songs.
1964 has been performing Beatles' hits since early in the 1980s, on tours that have taken them around the world. They concentrate on the band's earlier, pre-Sergeant Pepper days, performing a concert that duplicates one that could have been given by the Beatles in the early 1960s. 1964 uses clothing, instruments, and even hairstyles from that era. Rolling Stone Magazine called 1964 the “Best Beatles Tribute on Earth.”
A review of 1964 says:
“This band has been paying homage to the early Beatles for nearly 40 years. The sound is so close to the real thing you’d swear it was lip-synched [sic] (which it definitely is NOT). Just a joy to experience.”
1964: The Beatles Tribute will be at the Alabama Theatre in North Myrtle Beach on July 24, with the concert beginning at 7.00 pm. Poster printing can be used to create advertising for events like this, and is often popular with fans who enjoy having souvenirs of such an evening.