The Fab Four: Tribute to the Beatles' A Hard Day's NightSat, Nov 7, 2026Ticketmaster

The Fab Four: Tribute to the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night

The Lyric Theatre in BirminghamSat, Nov 7, 2026 · 07:30 PM

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The Fab Four: Tribute to the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night is a Music / Undefined / Undefined event at The Lyric Theatre in Birmingham. Check official listing for tickets and latest details.

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The Fab Four, a California-based tribute band formed in 1997, bring their acclaimed recreation of The Beatles' A Hard Day's Night to Birmingham. Known for their faithful chronological journey through the Beatles' discography, the show covers songs from the 1964 film and beyond, performed with live instruments and no pre-recorded tracks.

Attendees can expect a nostalgic evening with lively on-stage banter and interactions, as the band mimics the original Beatles' live performance style. Having performed at Disneyland, Las Vegas, and worldwide, The Fab Four deliver a thorough tribute, covering nearly every Beatles song and solo projects.

For fans of the Beatles, this event offers a chance to hear classics like "A Hard Day's Night" performed by a dedicated tribute act with a rich history of global tours.

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  • The show covers nearly the entire Beatles discography in chronological order.
  • The performance uses live instruments only, no pre-recorded tracks.
  • Expect audience interaction with brief on-stage banter.

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What songs do they perform?

They cover nearly the entire Beatles discography, including solo works from the members.

Do they use backing tracks?

No, they perform all instruments live without pre-recorded tracks.

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The Lyric Theatre in Birmingham

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The Fab Four

The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960.More

The band comprised John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.

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