The Fab Faux

The White Album......Rev. #9 WOW!!!! Hats off to Will and the boys.

Who cares about a band looking like the Beatles, I want them to sound like the Beatles. This band of top notch musicians delivers and then some. These guys usually play an album cover to cover and then a set of mixed Beatles tunes. Super fun!!

Will Lee (Letterman/Paul Shaffer band) and Jimmy Vivino (Conan O Brian bandleader) and the boys are the real deal - this is a must-see-and-hear show for true Beatles fans. This is not a wigs and costumes act - they are about the music. Hard to pick favorites, but I Am the Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever, Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds, and A Day in the Life were spectacular. Will s foray around the Tabernacle (including the balcony) during extended jam in Get Back was pure fun. They cover every era, even Please Please Me, and include deep cuts - including some great selections from Rubber Soul and Revolver. Gotta see these guys when they visit your neighborhood!

If you are a Beatles fan you must eventually get to see these guys, because it will be your only chance to ever see this music truly reproduced live. And if for some bizarre reason you are not, these will show you what you are missing.

This was my second time seeing this incredible group of musicians, and hearing the full Revolver and Sgt. Pepper albums back to back was just amazing. This is not a tribute band in the sense they they try to provide an "experience". There are no costumes to speak of, no fake Liverpool accents, and they don't even worry about keeping the band to four musicians. This an extremely talented group of studio players that have the chops to re-create the Beatles studio work in a live setting. These are the best live renditions of Beatles songs that I've ever heard, with the exception of a few covers that McCartney does. For this performance they were joined by a horn section and two string players. Having real instruments play the strings to "Eleanor Rigby" is so much better than someone playing it on a keyboard.

Amazing performance by very talented musicians. Brought my older kids this time and they were in awe as well. I only wish that they performed more frequently in L.A. Very few people got to hear the Beatles live. And with the stadiums and screaming and poor sound systems no one really heard them live except for the early club days. And once they started evolving, most of their music was too complicated to perform live. But the Fab Faux make it real. It's hard to explain but they provide a very moving, exciting experience.

This was the second time we've seen The Fab Faux (at the Los Angeles' Orpheum Theater) and they were even BETTER than before! They played every song from The Beatles "Revolver" and "Sgt. Pepper" albums---just amazing...the crowd was on its feet at the end---begging for more---and they didn't disappoint with a four-song ending encore...just fantastic! We can't wait for them to return to Los Angeles next October!

The Fab Faux (as usual) was stunning. We drove from Phoenix to see these guys and it's always worth the trip!

Saw the Fab Faux perform Revolver and SGT Peppers. These guys are good. If you're a Beatles fan and wonder what the Beatles would have sounded like if they actually performed their latest work, then your answer is easy--Fab Faux. Authentic only begins to describe their performance. Never saw anyone bring a sitar onstage to ensure perfect renditions of songs. Vocally they are a powerhouse--five truly gifted singers who are world class players. Tasty strings and horns by their pals the Tangerine Strings and the Hogshead Horns. Really really good. Go see these guys. You won't be disappointed.

This was the 5th time we have seen the Fab Faux, 2 times in Phoenix, 2 times in LA and once in New Jersey, Every show has been fantastic, the best musicians and music (Beatles) I have ever seen and heard. If you close your eyes for a second it's like you are in the presence of the Beatles only a little more perfect sounding. We are going to order tickets on Tuesday the 23rd of November to see them in LA again next year. No doubt we will see them in a few other places too. To date we have seen them do from the Cavern to the rooftop music, Let it Be and Abbey Road in their entirety, Revolver and Sgt. Pepper in their entirety and several songs from Magical Mystery tour and the White Album. Highly recommended if you are a Beatles fan, the Beatlemania and novelty shows of others are good but not even comparable.

Great show! Our seats were up close enough in the orchestra section on far right of stage but pillars made it hard for some to see. Still, it was a great sound and good view for the most part.

First time I caught this act, just moved to Los Angeles.... I had experiered other "Beatles tribute bands" over the years, starting with one of the original Beatlemania acts on NYC's Broadway in 1979. However, Fab Faux really captures the essence of the music without the need for props or costumes, while providing the audience with an energetic performance full of great moments. Most impressive is the LIVE execution of some tunes' parts which were originally recorded at half-speed and/or with multi-layered engineering by George Martin's team at Abbey Road. Great Voices too! Will go see them at the Keswick in March 2011!

Brilliant and exciting band that does justice to the greatest rock and pop material ever written. Miss the Beatles? MISSED the Beatles? Give the Faux a listen. Nothing is Real and nothing to get hung about.

They didn t play a ton of the most popular songs. Was more for the die hard Beatles fan and not the average fan!

Love the Fab Faux. Great show! First time seeing The White album. They really do such an amazing job with the Beatles songs.

They played the White Album to perfection! I ve seen them many times and they are awesome every time!

Have never heard Beatles music played so great! It was a rock n roll show, not just a Beatle show. FAB!

What more can you say about this band, except that they are by far the best Beatles cover band ever put hands on an instrument ! Saw them twice - and this last time they played the entire White Album - beginning to end. (including Revolution #9 ! ( like it or not ! ) Just amazing - you wil sit back in awe. Google the band members and you will see the caliber of musicians playing. Well Done !

Bought my tkts for my husbands Birthday, we have never been to this theater bf, venue nice a small FAB FAUX ..EXCELLENT!! We had seen Ringo & his All star Band only 2 wks ago in AC.. & although he enjoyed that show as well, he said he enjoyed this one much more!! Such talent, just AMAZING!! We have signed up for their emails & will now be going to more of their shows!

Great show! Really enjoyed the way they did the white album. Could have done without revolution 9 and more oldies instead

Musicians and vocalists were excellent. Sound system in general was too loud so produced a lot of distortion

I have seen this band many times and they are awesome! That being said the sound at the venue is far less than good.

Third time was the least favorite. The Hard Day's Night performance was another great tribute to the music and the respect previously shown for the creators. After the break? It was like watching Let it Be. Guitar solos and running into the audience - not Beatles-esque unless it demonstrated a rift in the band and competing egos. The magic of the music was sacrificed for look at me moments, love me more, my CD is for sale in the lobby. Is this the end of the Fab Faux? Sorry guys, your Pete Townsend moments made my heart gently weep. Didn't feel the love or respect for the music after the break. Left before the encore.

I see them every year and they were WONDERFUL as usual. Meet and Greet was terrific. They are TRULY THE BEST BEATLES COVER BAND OUT THERE

This was my second time seeing the Fab Faux and it won't be my last. A humble group of very talented musicians. I've seen Rain and yes, they are good but I prefer the Fab Faux with their unique and personable style. Thank you for a great show! See you next year!

How is it possible that these guys keep topping the show from the year before?! We ve followed this group for the past 10 years when they make their annual return to Boston. UNBELIEVABLE! The first half were all the tunes from \u2018A Hard Day s Night , my favorite Beatles cover. The guys returned to do a mix of any/every beloved Beatles tune. Will, Jimmy, Frank, Rich, and Jack ... Oh Jack, O Darlin ! I waited, anticipated, and when he left his station, sans guitar, while Jimmy played a non-obvious intro, I thought \u2018could it, is this, maybe? and I m literally screaming just like one of those teenage fans we all see following the Fab Four! And this year Will pulled a disappearing act from the stage while his band mates were playing Get Back (the absolute best tune of the night) popping up among the fans seated on the floor, first one side and then the other, and then gone. And we re thinking/anticipating where might he show next and, how was it possible but I swear half a minute passed and all of a sudden he s running down the stairs of the mezzanine (meaning he had to run up two flights of stairs to get there) where we re sitting and plays these guitar riffs that are astounding, mind-blowing. And to bond with his fans! Truly, this group is the ultimate Beatles Tribute band!

The Fab Faux are THE BEST!!! Always an amazing show!!!

They enjoy what they do so much it makes the experience that much greater

This was the 2nd time I have seen Fab Faux preform. They never fail to deliver a great show. The vocals and instrumentals are outstanding. I will definitely see them again. They are the best and not to be missed!

If you love beautiful harmonies, musicianship, and The Beatles, The Fab Faux is a must. Fun and amazing.

I absolutely love the Fab Faux. I had to be dragged to show at first, because I was snooty about cover bands. My first show, maybe in 2012, shocked me silly. I have been going yearly, or more frequently ever since. Big and small venues, good seats or bad (for better dancing). I cannot believe that they make what I thought were sometimes boring Beatles songs, exquisite. Now they sometimes jam in the middle of some songs, and they are all such excellent musicians, this too is amazing!

Such a great concert. So many Beatles love songs to choose from. Only one I really missed hearing was "Oh Darling". Funny that I was thinking Everbody's Got Something to Hide... for the love song set and it was played in the second set. It looks like the Fab Faux has made The Space their annual Long Island venue and for that I am very happy. 20 years and still going strong. If you haven't seen or heard the Fab Faux, you need to do that thing.

Superb music--especially the guitar--bass parts. Some of the performers need a little help with what they're wearing, but the music was great. The Westbury Space is an excellent venue--comfortable large arm chairs with reasonable space between rows. They really should stop the annoying practice of shining lights in the eyes of the audience.

All the guys (and gals) in this band are incredible musicians on their own. I guess that s what it takes to be the best Beatles Band in the world! A must see for all Beatles fans.

I do not believe I heard anyone who can reproduce the sound of the Beatles like this. I love this band. You can go wrong with this material very fast. But not these guys. With every song the performance was outstanding.

The Fab Faux stunned the audience with excellence in their technical abilities and showmanship. The second half featured the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely House Club Band album, which was certainly a thrill. Will Lee and the others do not disappoint. The first half featured earlier works from the Beatles. Get ready for a foot-stomping time.

This was our 6th year in a row seeing the Fab Faux. The songs were great, the talent fantastic! Can't wait till next year!

This was the third time seeing F.F. They have never disappointed. I have seen several other Beatle "cover bands" They sound ok and the costume changes are kinda cool but with the Fab Faux....... it's ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC !!!! They reproduce the songs down to the last bell or whistle (or alarm clock). They perform the music BETTER than the original Beatles would because they are TRYING HARDER!!

These guys are really great. Doing things live that was produced in the studio and sounding spot on. I could have listened for another couple hours. If you are a true Beatles fan put this on your bucket list. They make other Beatles tribute bands sound like amateurs. 5+ stars.

Amazing musicians, amazing voices and amazing songs! The show was beyond my expectations and plan to see it again!

The show was awesome from start to finish. The Beatles music came to life !!

Fourth straight year to see them at Michigan theater. Simply the best . They blow away all competition.

The instruments/instrumentals were really great, sometimes the harmonies did not work so well, but overall it was well worth it and I will attend again in the future.

The Fab Faux is the most awesome band on the planet! They rock my soul!

Fantastic Group -close your eyes and the Beatles are in the room with you. On their tour they do different sets so make sure you like the one they are performing. We saw them a few years back at Radio City and they played the psychedelic years and it wasn t my favorite. But this last weekend Beatles 68-70was just fantastic! The venue is comfortable and friendly too!

This the first time I was ever at The Space at Westbury Theater. The venue is very beautiful and it is small enough to feel at home, yet big enough for a good size crowd. Clean place with a friendly staff. Now onto the show. While I have seen them perform a little better, they were outstanding. They performed the music of the Beatles with impeccable timing and skill, with outstanding vocals. The crowd response was really good. The Fab Faux captivated the audience. Many fans were singing along or dancing around as much as they could.

Well worth every penny!!! There was so much talent on stage it was amazing. Can I wait for them to come back again !!!!

First time I've seen these guys in person. Great show and faithful to the music!

If you are expecting costumes and wigs, forget it. The band members are all serious musicians with their own gigs who banded together over their love of the Beatles. Each one is worthy of a solo act, but together they are magic. Do not miss the Fab Faux, even people who don't really care about the Beatles will be blown away. I converted my husband (the jazz guy) - he was rocking right along with me!

My husband and I had been told many times that we should go see The Fab Faux but we never considered going. We just didn't want to see a tribute band. We finally decided (after watching a YouTube video of The Fab Faux) that it might be worth checking out and....wow...all I can say is it was amazing! They are FAR from a tribute band. They are just absolutely amazing musicians who reproduce the Beatles' songs with incredible note-by-note accuracy. The best part is there is so much life in the music, too. They don't dress up like the Beatles, they just play the music that they obviously love.

THESE GUYS R SO TALENTED & RECREATE BEATLE ALBUMS.

This is my fourth time getting the opportunity to be apart of this masterful musical experience. Each year this extremely talented group of musicians from all parts of the country "come together" complete with powerful horns and the sweet sounds of strings to perform one of many Beatles classic albums. This year The Revolver Album was the chosen musical work of art, with a true mix of other classic Beatles songs, that are reproduced with every nuance of the musical masterpiece to the exact detail such as the alarm clock on Day In The Life, the flowing orchestrations on Eleanor Rigby, Captain calls on Yellow Submarine to the backwards music from The White Album. I promise you are going to simply love The Fab Faux. The Fab Faux always mesmerizes the sold out crowds of The Michigan Theater as you watch, listen and enjoy musical perfection. I am already looking forward to next April when The Fab Faux performs Rubber Soul. If you haven't seen this group perform you are really missing an incredible performance. If you have than consider yourself blessed. Thank you. Blair Somberg

Have seen the Fab Faux once before in NYC about 8 years ago. This greatest hits show (every Beatle song that made the top 15) was amazing. I have seen countless Beatles bands over the years (American English and the Fab Four are the best of the sound alike-look alike bands) THe Fab Faux musicians are some of the best musicians I have ever heard. Will Lee, Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, and Jack Petruzzelli are the real deal.The early hits were played flawlessly and the later ones were embellished with additional leads, jams and extras that all Beatle fans will appreciate. If I had to come up with a negative, it's hard, but ok, other than Will Lee, and maybe Jack P., these musicians are not all that interested in drawing us in to themselves as "performers" beyond their excellent playing, but hey, it's about the music and it's the Beatles. Thanks you guys, you were fantastic!

The show at the Chicago Theater on 11/9/13 was fantastic! A great time was had by all...can't wait til they return!

The fab faux covered all George Harrison last weekend. It was an awesome concert. For someone who loves George Harrison's music what else can I have asked for. The musicianship was tight as always and this was very good. I like the Beacon theater but their prices for basic needs like water beer and chips are outrageous. Environment of that place is very nice but it be nice if they serve other food besides snacks. There was no discount parking at the parking garage from the Beacon theater and it cost an arm and a leg to park there. The city is always a major inconvenience for people who don't have that much money but it was well worth it

This band NEVER fails to deliver a top-shelf performance. I've seen them nearly 30 times and go out of my way to catch them whenever possible. Each member of the band is a multi-instrumentalist and gifted singer. They treat the Beatles catalogue with reverence and perform almost the entire thing (roughly 210 songs) with obvious joy and a great, fun spirit. Saturday night's show was outstanding. Titled, "From the Cavern to the Rooftop", it's my favorite themed show - just the 5 guys (no strings or horns) - banging out songs from all parts of the Beatles' history. The album shows and shows w the strings & horns are equally great, but don't quite swing like the 5-man shows. This was also my first time in the Wilbur Theatre - what a wonderfully intimate hall. The band announced that they'll be back June 7, 2014...Seeing the Faux never fails to lift my spirits for several weeks!

Note for note, sound for sound; the feel, the passion - it was the perfect re-creation of the Four Four's White Album. An daunting task to perform in the studio; an impossible task to perform live, BUT the Fab Faux does it. As meticulous to the original, the group is fun to watch and charming in their own right. The Beatles live on through the stunning performance of their music and their here-to-for unique sound.

What fun to imagine the Beatles performing these hits live. Of course it never happened, but this is the closest I could imagine. Great musicianship without any fuss. A bit of ad-libbing at the end of a couple of pieces (notably While My Guitar Gently Weeps) was actually a plus. I do think that the volume levels could have been dropped a bit. We may be a bunch of old geezers now but our hearing is fine. Slightly lower levels would have allowed the fine playing to come across more clearly, especially in a venue of this size. It's all about the music.

This is not your typcial tribute band. Made up of five of the best New York Studio Musicians, their goal is to reproduce The Beatles more intricate studio albums. They do play "note for note" The Beatles and the vocals are extremely close too. The first half of the show they did a lot of Beatles songs, most suprisingly "and Your Bird Can Sing", "That Boy" and even "Anna" along with many favorites. The second half was the entire album "Magical Mystery Tour" from start to finish. They had a real string section and horn section. They played for about 2 1/2 hours. I bought the "Meet and Greet" level tickets and all the palyers could not have been nicer. Will Lee and Jimmy Vivino were wonderful. I'd drive 500 miles to see them again. Worth more than the price of admission.

A stellar performance at the Beacon Saturday night by the group along with their highly capable accompaniment the Creme Tangerine Strings and the Hogshead Horns. One of my favorite Beatles albums performed with such joy and professionalism. Will, Jimmy, Rich, Frank and Jack were hitting on all cylinders Saturday night. To say the crowd was into their performance is an understatement. Will and Jimmy called recognition to the fans from the Upper Balcony right down to the Orchestra seats. I was a Fab Faux virgin going into the Beacon Saturday night. I was so impressed with the fun and friendly vibe the band sent out. The only possible improvement would be if Paul McCartney came out on stage, complimented the band and joined in. Now there's something to look forward to. Paul if you're reading this...go see the Fab Faux...you will be impressed. Thank you everyone on stage Saturday night, you were awesome.

The Fab Faux always rock out. After all, how can you go wrong with some of the best session and studio musicans playing music of The Beatles? This night they were playing the entire "The Beatles" album, aka "The White Album", plus the encore Hey Jude. Great music done perfectly and some ad lib jamming during Helter Skelter and While My Guitar Gently Weeps. I try to go see them as often as possible.

As usual, the Fab Faux did not disappoint at the Bowery Ballroom Saturday night. While I did miss the Creme Tangerine ladiles and the Hogshead horns, being that close up to the boys was amazing and for once, I was able to retrieve one of Will's guitar picks -- something I will cherish. Helter Skelter was INCREDIBLE! Jack Paggano is one of THE most talented musicians and my personal favorite in the band, but I luv em all!!! THEY ROCK!!!

The Fab Faux put on a great show Saturday night in Ann Arbor. They first played a great list of Beatles songs that ranged from the early hits to the later classics from the "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road" albums. They then played "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in its entirety.

A thoroughly enjoyable evening watching excellent musicians passionately performing Beatles tunes with style and precision. The Fab Faux are obviously having as much fun playing the songs as the audience is listening to them - singing along to every one. The addition of stings and horns made Magical Mystery Tour come together (no pun intended!) brilliantly.

Well, I first heard The Fab Faux whilst they issued note for note The Abbey Road Medley from You Never Give Me Your Money to Her Majesty recorded in the Howard Stern Studio. From then on I became a fan, a devotee as it were as the 5 lads emulate my favorite band's musical offerings damned near note for note with such accuracy that when I first heard this I was brought to tears...and I am not otherwise partial to cover or tribute bands of any ilk or specie. To that end, these guys bring all of their talent, passion and virtuosity to the task of emulating The Beatles note for not. I have to admit that their performance brought a special 'aliveness' to songs heretofore only heard on my reasonably acceptable audio system with a 6.1 array of better than average speakers and they are as follows: Yer Blues, (of course) My Guitar Gently Weeps (with some real George thrown in for good measure), Helter Skelter, Obl-La-Di, Ob-La-Da and the dreaded Revolution 9 which was pulled off with panache. They ended this perfect evening with 5 song medley closing the night with Hey Jude. When I closed my eyes, it was almost like listening to the real deal and a splendid time was guaranteed for all.

A real pleasure to hear musicians who strive for the definitive sound of the band that they are covering. This was the first attempt by the FF to reproduce Magical Mystery Tour in concert. It has always been one of my favorite albums and to hear it with the the studio type effects the Beatles used was a thrill. Flying-BlueJay Way were just fantastic. Beside one minor (Fab) faux paux at the start of one song and one really painful piece of feedback which hurt the bands ears as much as it hurt ours, I loved this show. Strawberryfields Forever and Penny Lane were pure joy

Show was great! Couldnt take the smile off my face if I tried! Def helped that the keyboard player/singer, was dreamy as hell!

I really loved the concert. They pulled off some songs that have never been covered by any cover band in the world. I had a problem however that kept bugging me. THEY SHOULD GET A REAL SINGER.I 'm sorry to say but almost every time the vocals came in I was dissaointed. Especially when they did Sargent Peppers. The 2nd guitar player sang a McCartney, a Lennon and a Harrison song and was good but not as good as the instrumental parts. Okay enough said. Otherwise they were incredible. (I heard Denny Laine sat in and he didn't sing any Beatles tune... I don't get it...he's a real singer) Any way I can't wait to see them again.

All I can say is WOW! For a 10 year anniversary for 40 somethings...we had a great time!

The concert was unforgettable- definitely Fab but far from Faux. The band members are all superb musicians and their live take on classic Beatles albums is simply amazing. They played both Revolver and Sgt. Pepper's in their entirety and, had they ended there, the crowd would have gone home happy. But, during the encore, they blasted such classics as While My Guitar Gently Weeps and Oh Darling with such conviction that the audience stood and cheered.

Was a little disappointed in the show. Although the band is excellent and they sounded great, I have to question they're song selection choices. Instead of playing their most well known songs and the hits that made them famous in chronological order from the oldest to the latest, they bounced around too much and practically played the entire "White album"All well and good if your into that but we were expecting the "oldies" like Hold your hand, please please me,saw her standing there, etc. Some songs were totally inappropriate like "Honey pie",Little piggies, Julia and some others that were to forgettable to remember! And after they took a 20 minute break, if that wasn't enough, they played Revolution # 9 ! That was enough for us and we uncharacteristically got up and left. I couldn't bear the thought of listening to a 20 minute version of "Hey Jude",,which I'm sure was coming up soon! Like I said, great musicians who enjoyed doing what they were doing but it just wasn't what we were expecting ! We would definitely not go see them again but hard core Beatles fans might like it.

The did an outstanding job as always. By far the BEST Beatles tribute band

We had a great time and enjoyed the terrific music!

Fantastic show. Went from one song to another, rapid fire. The harmonies were amazing and musicians are all excellent. Don t miss their next show. So entertaining.

Walked out after the 5th song... the venue was about 40% occupied for a reason apparently. It was quite evident that the band wasn't even trying sounded as terrible as a cheap bar cover band. A complete waste of money and time. Do yourself a favor and learn from my mistake!

This is the finest band to play Beatles music. Five great musicians, with some strings and brass when they're needed. The first half was a selection of Beatles songs. The second half started with the Hey Jude album from first song to last, followed by more Beatles songs. The also did a small tribute to Greg Allman and Adam West (Batman), both of whom passed away recently.

great musicians. great show. i thought the vocals were a little off. i realize its not the "BEATLES", i just think if they want to be known as the best beatles band, they need to work on the vocals !

Fab faux has the sound of the authentic Beatles. Great talent!!

A very amazing 2 sets of The Beatles music. If you haven't seen this band, do so as soon as possible. This is a "must see". The vocals and the instruments (including horns and strings) make the "reproduction" sound as if the Fab Four were on the stage. Loved the tribute to Greg Allman (RIP).

This was my first time seeing this band and it won't be the last. I was blown away by this talented - humble group! The Beatles are well represented by the Fab Faux! I can't wait for them to come back to Boston! It was so much fun singing along to some of my favorite tunes! Thank you, thank you for such an enjoyable, fun night! You guys are great!

This show was my sixth time seeing the band and I have never been disappointed. They always bring their best and if you are remotely a Beatles fan you will walk away feeling extremely satisfied. It's a giant sing a long and always an amazing evening!

Will and company, you never cease to amaze me. Phenomenal show on Saturday night at the Wilbur, Boston. We get to see you every year and I swear you get better and better. How is this possible?! Especially as every year I tout that that year has been the BEST! Thank you for always mixing it up, for your interplay with your audience, for the band's expertise in recreating the music, for making your annual stop in Boston, and, oh, for making sure Jack's rendition of 'Oh, Darlin' is part of the performance. Let It Be is one of my least favorite Beatles LPs, yet the way you treated it, I fell in love. Thank you, all of you!

I've seen these guys 3 times now and each time I am more and more amazed. An ensemble of super talented musicians recreating the music of one of the worlds super bands to perfection. They don't look like The Beatles but close your eyes and you would never know. If you love to experience amazing talent, you will love this show!

The Fab Faux performance at the Wilbur in Boston was excellent! I also attended their most recent live performance at the Beacon in NYC. I am 67 and a long time Beatles fan. But, I am also a music fan with very eclectic taste. I grew up listening to my father play jazz guitar and listening to his Django Reinhardt, Wes Montgomery, and Chet Atkins records, as well as my mother's Sinatra and Tony Bennet albums. Over the years I have acquired a deep appreciation for music "professionals" as opposed to music "performers". There are many fans who flock to see the various Beatle cover bands. Those who wear wigs and do an impersonation act. Not for me! If you appreciate the Beatles music and artistry then the Fab Faux is in a class all their own. And it is a high bar that they have set. They are skilled musicians..real pros. No wigs. No costumes. No lounge act. When I first heard them do "I Am The Walrus" live on the Howard Stern radio show, I was completely blown away and from then on became a fan. My first reaction was THAT is how to do the Beatles. Focus on the music, not the "act". Simply put, the Fab Faux are at the top of the pile when it comes to cover bands. Right up there with Brit Floyd.

This is the 5th show of the Fab Faux, that we have seen. They were amazing as always. "Oh Darling" sung by Jack will make you swoon. Jimmy is delightful on guitar. Richie is one of the best on the drums and his singing is spot on. Will is quite the character and he can play any instrument.

The Fab Faux were Fab Fauxbulous. They are just GREAT. Great musicians and they have a great passion for Beatles music. When they come to your area DO NOT MISS THEM. I see them every year and they are just the BEST BAND WHO UNDERSTANDS AND CAN PERFORM BEATLES MUSIC.

The show was spectacular. Great mix of songs. So much talent.

Great set by the bys last night. Some favorites mixed in with a few songs they play all that often. Let It Be (Naked) was great all the way through. Always a pleasure to see these guys perform!!!

It was amazing to experience it. Not to be confused with Beatles impersonator groups and their shtick, these folks are real musicians. As much as you love the music, imagine it live. First they did a bunch of Beatles songs, the highlights of which were Taxman, with a real driving beat and I am the Walrus, which sounded like the album in all its complexity. Then Abbey Road in its entirety, WOW!

I have wanted to see them ever since Howard Stern talked about them many years ago. So very glad I did so this year. I will go back again

Great show with unbelievable energy. The volume was WAY TOO LOUD!!! Some people around me had ear plugs and I was able to borrow some. I will bring some next year to the Sargent Peppers show and gift to those that need them.

The best beatles faux band I've seen. Meticulous musicians. Totally worth it.

My wife and I have been to performances of the best on the world over the past 50 years. And this one was right up there. Sound balance was perfect.

Once again, they did not disappoint, and really rocked that old theater! I've seen them at the Michigan for 7 years now, and can't wait until next year!

I have seen Fab Faux perform 5 times in as many years and they are "Fab" musicians. They are multi-talented; playing many instruments and sharing vocals. The fact that they can turn what is essentially studio productions of Beatles songs into live performance of such accuracy is pure magic. Their masteryof the instruments and vocals is a delight to witness. Don't miss them next time around if you are a fan of the Beatles compositions and their recordings.

The music was powerful, and my only complaint was that it was a little too loud. I saw other people besides myself putting cotton in their ears. But otherwise the sound was just like you would have expected if the Beatles themselves were playing.

As always, The Fab Faux was AMAZING! We have seen them 7 times. :)

HIGH ENERGY PERFECT SHOW, BEST COVER BAND OUT THERE

The Fab Faux performed a lively, fun and musically accurate show for a sold-out house at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor. The first set was an assortment of songs from throughout the Beatles career and the second set was Abbey Road in its entirety. This was our sixth time seeing them and they continue to impress. Can't wait till next April!

These guys really know how to bring the goods. This was my first show of theirs but have watched them on the internet. This will not be my last show and hopefully they will be back in Ann Arbor next year.