Beatles Revival Band - The Magical Jubilee Tour 50 Jahre Beatles Revival Band

The Magical Jubilee Tour
50 years of the Beatles Revival Band

Flashback: 1970, the news of the Beatles' break-up shocks the music scene and plunges millions and millions of "Beatlemaniacs" around the globe into a deep depression. Four years later, four young musicians in Frankfurt am Main decide to bring the Beatles' songs back to the stage "just for fun alongside their studies and jobs". They took the records of the Fab Four and painstakingly worked out the finely drawn sound of the Liverpool legend.

Early 1976: The "Beat Boys from the Main" venture into the limelight on an averagely cheerful carnival evening in Frankfurt's "Sinkkasten". They had come up with the name "The Beatles Revival Band" for the occasion. An initially baffled, then crazed audience suddenly found themselves in Hamburg's "Starclub" and transported back years: a yellow submarine floated through the music store, Sergeant Pepper danced rock'n'roll, Eleanor Rigby served colored drinks and outside, in front of the door, the asphalt of Abbey Road rattled down.
Page one in the picture book of a career. It was as if it had been conjured out of a hat: the Beatles Revival
Band was back - and: The Beatles were alive again.

Just weeks later: the performance in the completely sold-out Berlin Philharmonie. The press spoke of the "greatest enigma in German rock history". The music magazine "Joker" described the Beatles Revival Band as the "most successful cover band of all time". "The Beatles Revival Band can probably play Beatles hits live better than John, Paul, George and Ringo themselves," says "Bravo". The musicians from Hesse slip into the roles of the originals so realistically that the Beatles' record company wants to have the band banned in court for "fraudulent misrepresentation of the fans". Ringo Starr offers the group DM 500,000 to pack up their guitars again.

2026: After 50 years "On The Road", the Beatles Revival Band is the first and longest-serving tribute band ever. Thanks to several line-up changes, the band is as fresh and energetic today as it was in the early years. The Beatles Revival Band takes its audience on a journey back in time to the sixties. From "Please, Please Me" to "Sgt. Pepper" and "Let It Be", they take you on a journey through the entire creative period of the brilliant quartet from Liverpool.

A splendid time is guaranteed for all

The musicians:
Chris Tucker (git; vocals) Peter Zettl (drums; vocals) Claus Fischer (git; vocals)
Oliver Bick (bass; git; keys; vocals)