Following on from two hugely successful collaborations (And in The End and It was 50 years ago today), The Bootleg Beatles and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra are coming together again. Their latest venture is a 50th anniversary celebration of The Beatles 1967-1970, affectionately known as The Blue Album.

For You Blue: Celebrating The Beatles Greatest Hits 1967-1970

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Regarded the world over as being the gold standard of tribute, The Bootleg Beatles return this Christmas for another nostalgic whirlwind trip through the sixties.

The Bootleg Beatles

Royal Liverpool Philharmonic

Regarded the world over as the gold standard of tribute, The Bootleg Beatles return for another nostalgic whirlwind trip through the sixties.

Sixty years ago the Beatles debut feature-length film A Hard Day’s Night became a huge critical and commercial success , even being nominated for two Academy Awards. The following year in 1965 their second film Help!, this one in colour,  received similar glowing plaudits.  The group was hailed as a modern-day Marx Brothers  and their director, Dick Lester, credited with ‘fathering’ the MTV pop video culture that was to come.

Usher Hall

60 years ago, John Paul George and Ringo's debut film A Hard Day ́s Night was a success beyond all expectations and their second film Help! the following year would also prove to break all box office records.

So what better time to celebrate the music not just from these two iconic films, but from all five films by The Fab Four with The Bootleg Beatles' spectacular new show. With all the hits from A Hard Day ́s Night, Help!, Magical Mystery Tour, Yellow Submarine and Let It Be, The Bootleg Beatles, with a little help from their faithful orchestral ensemble – Pepperland Sinfonia, will take you on a glorious whirlwind tour through the Fab Fours career in a brand new and fantastic concept show. It's all there–the costumes, the equipment, the videos on the screen, the Beatles banter between songs....and of course their uncanny resemblance to the real thing.

So why break a lifelong tradition - come Celebrate the Fab Four on Film with the wonderful Bootleg Beatles and Pepperland Sinfonia. It's no The Beatles..... but you simply won't believe it!

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