🎸 The Beatles: Live & Loud
An Electrifying Tribute to the Early Years
Featuring hits, covers, and classics from the Cavern Club to the charts
Set List
- Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!
(Leiber–Stoller / Penniman)
A scorching opener! Pure rock ‘n’ roll energy, with Paul on fire. - That’ll Be The Day
(Allison–Holly–Petty)
The first song they ever recorded. A Buddy Holly classic that started it all. - My Bonnie
(Traditional; arranged by Tony Sheridan)
A raucous sea shanty with a rock beat—straight from their Hamburg days. - Love Me Do
(Lennon–McCartney)
Their official debut single—simple, bluesy, unforgettable. - There’s A Place
(Lennon–McCartney)
A deeper, introspective moment from Please Please Me. - I Saw Her Standing There
(Lennon–McCartney)
“One, two, three, FAH!”—the floor shakes with this electrifying rocker. - A Taste of Honey
(Scott–Marlow)
Smooth, sultry, and unexpected—a ballad with surprising sophistication. - Do You Want To Know A Secret
(Lennon–McCartney)
George takes the mic with charm and mystery. - Please Please Me
(Lennon–McCartney)
Their breakthrough—fast, tight, and full of promise. - Ask Me Why
(Lennon–McCartney)
Romantic and jazzy, with lilting harmonies and soft sincerity. - Chains
(Goffin–King)
A girl-group gem given a Beatles twist—George on lead, tambourine shaking. - Misery
(Lennon–McCartney)
Moody and melodic—melancholy never sounded so catchy. - Boys
(Dixon–Farrell)
Ringo’s early show-stopper—drums pounding, crowd roaring. - Twist And Shout
(Medley–Russell)
The house comes down. Lennon shreds his voice—and we love it. - Young Blood
(Leiber–Stoller–Pomus)
Youthful swagger and rhythm—an early favorite from their live sets. - Long Tall Sally
(Johnson–Penniman–Blackwell)
Paul pushes his vocals to the limit on this Little Richard screamer. - Rock And Roll Music
(Chuck Berry)
Lennon channels Berry with grit and groove—this one rocks hard. - Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! (Reprise)
(Leiber–Stoller / Penniman)
Back again for more stomping fun—because one take just isn’t enough! - Lonesome Tears In My Eyes
(Burnette–Burnette–Burlison–Mortimer)
A deep cut from their BBC days, full of swagger and swing. - She Loves You
(Lennon–McCartney)
Yeah, yeah, YEAH! The anthem that captured the world. - Till There Was You
(Meredith Willson)
A surprising Broadway ballad—Paul’s velvet voice and George’s elegant solo bring the curtain down.
🎤 From Hamburg grit to Ed Sullivan glory—this show celebrates the raw roots and early brilliance of The Beatles.
