Beatlemania Now

What a great feel good show this was. They did 4 costume changes and the crowd really dug the show. The only thing was the sound could have been better.

Started a little slow, but jammed at the end. Each musician played their part very well.

The show was great really enjoyed the music, the costume changes were spot on

I thought the show lacked energy. I could tell right from the start that the gentleman who portrayed Paul was a stand in, his clothing was not in tune with the rest of the group, he wasn't sure what the next song was in the set, and he just didn't look the part. Although he could carry a tune, it was still disappointing. The gentleman portraying John looked the part and did an ok job (could have picked up the tempo a little). Ringo caught my attention. He played the part very well and had a great deal of energy. The young man who portrayed George did an excellent job. When he was allowed to play the guitar, it was exceptional. Which brings me to my last comment........they were not always playing the instruments. As a guitar player, I watched their fingers on the guitars and it was even obvious to my daughter who has never picked up a string instrument, that they were not always playing (if ever). I have been to several tributes to the Beatles and by far this one was my least favorite.

I was so disappointed in all facets of the performance. The guy playing Paul sung flat throughout the entire performance; not just a note or two, but from start to finish. Several times, various band members forgot the lyrics. Come on! This is the Beatles songbook - the audience certainly knew all the words! Although it was fun to see the newsreels of actual Beatles audiences, they ran the same clips multiple times and the "psychedelic" graphics for many of the songs were just plain amateurish. All in all, a terribly disappointing performance.

The sound system left much to be desired. 'Paul' was great. 'John' was good but his voice wasn't strong enough to reach some ot the notes. 'George's' solo in the second half was awesome. 'Ringo' was good and really seemed to enjoy himself. Enjoyed the film clips showing the current events of the time.

I saw the show back in the late 70s and I was just as impressed this time

I have seen a number of Beatle Tribute groups and this one was not one of the better groups. The saving grace for this group was the performer portraying Ringo. He was very talented and looked like Ringo as well. The rest of the group lacked enthusiasm and it showed. "John" was off key a number of times and overplayed the part. "Paul" sounded good, but his costume wasn't the best including his hair. Although "George" was built like George and had somewhat a good voice, his mustache was painted on. I am sure the rest of the sudience felt the same as there was little enthusiasm in the seats either. On the good side, it was a better way to spend a very cold afternoon than being outside somewhere.

After paying $368 for 4 tickets to see the "touted" fantastic BEATLEMANIA show I can now say I might as well have flushed $s down toilet. From not playing songs in correct era they were displaying in background to having a terrible vocal & musical sound the night was a waste.They didn't even look like the Beatles. When my wife came from women's room at intermission she informed that most were stating what a disappointment show was. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY!

When I first looked at the info for the show i will admit i wasn't expecting a lot. I thought that it would be kinda fun not really anything i would want to see again. I was wrong. Though the band is not exactly the Beatles you are in a suspended belief state that allows you to look past the imperfections into the true meaning and love of the music. It takes you on a musical journey you have to see to believe.

I saw Beatlemania last night and was ready to leave after the third song.The group looked board and the show had no life to it.I went to another show in November and saw a group called Rain - A Tribute To The Beatles ,the show was great ! if you close your eyes you would think the real Beatles were there.When we left that show we talk about the show all the way home, when I left Beatlemania I forgot about it by the time I got to my car.If the group Rain comes back I would go to see them again .

Really pathetic Beatles imitation. Sang out of key. It was painful to listen to them. The guy from Baltimore who "played" George was pretty good.

We had seen the other tribute a few years back called "Rain" (or Reign) which brought us to our feet! The crowd went wild and there was dancing in the aisles! This "Beatlemania" show was so poor in comparison. it definitely was NOt worth the $$$. The singing was off-key especially for "Paul". "John" was only a bit better with vocals that could not always be heard during the first very notes of the song. We saw people leave during intermission. After intermission "Paul" seemed to do a better job...I thought it was a "double" who came to the rescue! I can't beliee this was on Broadway. The quality was more like a high school tribute! Even the background scenes on the screen were repetitive and "not fun"....I would not pay to see this show again and feel like we should get a refund! Do not waste your money, Beatle fans! Close this show down before the fans riot!

this was really bad..not sure if it was because of matinee or what, but voices were flat, very little effort, sound bad..so disappointing..I'll stick with Rain!

My wife and I enjoyed the show, but we both agree that, in terms of being a rousing, true-to-life Beatles tribute, it fell rather short of the Beatles tribute group "RAIN," which we've seen at Wolf Trap and which will be appearing there again this year in June.

I've seen many Beatles Tribute shows (over 75 performances) so I'm forced to compare Beatlemania Now against RAIN, 1964 The Tribute and The Fab Faux. B.Now's musicianship was good enough but the singing was almost intolerable for me. The guy playing Paul was really off key most of the time and the John player seemed to drag out the pronunciation of the lyrics. Perhaps I'm wrong but I just want to hear what I'm used to hearing from the records. I must however offer a genuine complement to the George player. He did two solo numbers without any backing instruments. They were "Here Comes The Sun" and "My Guitar Gently Weeps". This guy had a very nice voice similar to George Harrison and he could actually stay on key. His performance was worth putting up the with bad singing from the Paul player. If you love the Beatles music, the show is still worth seeing if you can overlook the off key singing. The audience seemed to enjoy the show but I think that some of them must have been tone deaf.

These guys were not the most talented musicians. They did perform all of the usual Beatles' hits, but not all that well. The George character was the most talented musician, but the Paul and John characters were lackluster at best. It was fun to watch the scenes in the background from the 60s. All in all, it was a fairly enjoyable evening, but certainly not worth the steep price of admission. After all, the ticket prices were 10 times what my wife saw the Beatles at Shea Stadium for!

For Beatles tribute its the Fab Four. Check them out on yo tube.

The show was satisfactory. The music was decent, but the performers could have been a little more enthusiastic. I have seen Beatles review shows before and this one was not one of the better ones.

The BeatleMania Now show was great. We've been to previous concerts by this group and always leave wanting more. Graham Alexander's portrayal of Paul McCartney was first rate. Eric Smith as Ringo Starr also did a fantastic job. Scot Arch as John Lennon and Chris Colon as George Harrison also gave fine performances. They had a small orchestra on stage with them that allowed the audience a chance to hear completely live performances of songs that the Beatles themselves had only played in the studio. Any Beatles fans should see this show if given the chance. You won't be disappointed.

I saw these guys a couple of years ago and they were much better. I would have loved to see them when Greg George was their drummer.

What a great show. My 18 year old son is a huge fan of The Beatles and loved every minute.

Enjoyed our front row seats for a Fab 4 fabulous evening of music and smiles. These lads do a great job and are very talented.

Loved the show ..little step back in time...injoyed myself for sure...even though I got Stood up!

Quite a good show. The guys tried hard to mimic the Beatles but their music does not match original songs like fans might expect. Certain aspects were missing. Like watching good college musicians and have to say "they tried" and were appreciated.

The sound quality was awful, the performers were uninspired and lacked talent. Ringo had the only pleasing voice. I wanted to leave but kept hoping that they would get better.

These guys did a wonderful job reviving the beloved Beatles' music and atmosphere. Their voices are wonderful and you can tell they love what they do. The audience tuned in from the start, singing and clapping along. Great show!

Although many of the songs were well done, my enjoyment was dampened by the fact that they need to rehearse more. At times they were off tempo and off key. They needed someone to mix the sound; the lead singer (Paul) was too loud. Several times, one of the musicians spent a quarter of the song fiddling with equipment. At one time, either a key was stuck on a keyboard or something was resting on the key. The keyboard player didn't notice it (how could he miss that?) and a guitarist came over to him and fixed the problem. While I admire their attempt to play the "psychedelic" pieces, at times the song was unrecognizable. Someone in the audience kept requesting "Let It Be" and the request was ignored. I don't think it's a hard song to play. "The performance came off as just unprofessional. Also, a man sitting one seat away kept recording songs; when not recording, his phone shone right in my eyes, which was very distracting. I think recording should not be allowed.

We were anticipating an evening of great music. They started off good but went downhill from there. The costumes were average and they seemed to simply "going through the motions."

I thought it was great. Felt like I was watching the real Beatles

First show at the Cobb Energy Center, and the venue was fantastic! The show however was a different story. The first act is pretty good, they captured the feel and sound of the early Beatles. The 2nd act it seemed to be a totally different band. They were out of tune for most of the songs, there were several performance and technical mistakes. And most of all they did not capture the real feel of the post touring Beatles. I felt totally dissatisfied by the end of the show, I think I have seen bar bands play Beatles songs better than they did. I will go see other shows at Cobb Energy Center though

Had front row tickets.Show was awesome,wish it was longer.Cobb center was a nice place to see a show.Food and drink prices were outrages.No need for the need to price gouge.

Beatlemania Now put on a good show. They did not look at all like them but sounded pretty good. The one who played George looked like a 15 year old and only sang one song. The Paul character did not do the facial expressions that the real Paul does and like most really good tribute bands would do. Show was not super long but it was entertaining. I don't think they are as good as RAIN but I'm glad I went anyway.

This was an extremely exciting event. Beatlemania Now did a fantastic job of performing the Beatles song. Their costumes were perfect to what was worn by the Beatles. If they return to Turning Stone, we will be there. My only complaint is that they didn't do some of my favorite Beatle songs.

I have seen them four times now - they just didn't seem to be on their game Friday night. Costume malfunctions, short encore...makes me question driving 100 miles to Turningstone in the future to see them.

It was a great show but missed Imagine and In My Life.

FANTASTIC. NOT LONG ENOUGH. ONE HOUR AND FIFTEEN MINUTES DOES ALLOW THE BAND TO GO THROUGH THE BEATLES HISTORY.

The show was fantastic! Great talent! Great venue!

Absolutely horrible, wanted to leave after the first song. Considering I paid for two tickets I figured I would stick it out in hopes the show would get better. It did not. The bass and drums overwhelmed the rest of the instruments, the John Lennon character seemed to sing about a half second or so behind the music. Although the string and brass section that played with them were very professional you could barely here them.I have been to a lot of other Beatle tribute shows and by far this one was very disappointing.

I was disappointed by the sound quality of the show. Much reverberation and distortion from the speaker system. At times, even the musicians looked perplexed as the sound quality ranged all over the place. Unusual for the Hippodrome which usually has excellent acoustics. Cannot really blame the musicians, but who was monitoring the sound quality? All in all the musicians playing the Beatle characters did a good job, especially the young man doing Paul. The others were adequate, but he really stood out. Not the best Bealtlemania show I have seen, but maybe having to reschedule due to the snow postponement threw them off. And of course the above mentioned issue with the sound quality. The concert band accompaniment was excellent.

The show was good but too short for the money. They guy that played Paul was great, sorry but the others just did not seem to be in the groove. Sound was poor at times as the speakers cracked on some songs. The small string section was also great but hard to hear at times.

The sound quality was awful, Speakers were screeching and tons of feedback! The bass was so overpowering. Almost seemed like there was some lip sinking happening and canned music? Lady next to us was more interested in facebooking than watching the show, how rude!

This was the best concert I have been to since seeing the Beatles in 1964. I was and still am a very big Beatles fan and these guys did a great job making me think I had gone back in time. The orchestra was great too! I wish there was another concert scheduled because I would definitely go to see them again. Front row seat was also a great thing too.

This show was memorable for all the wrong reasons. No interaction between the band members; very few songs played/sung by "John". We wondered if George or John had the flu as they were so lifeless... Very disappointing. Sound was bad, lots of mike issues...it felt like a "run through" of the Beatles hits w/ a few costumes and karioke.

Sound system was terrible. Frequent feedback type noise from the speakers ruined the show. Many times, Lennon's voive could not be heard. The orchestra was often drowned out.

Was disappointed with over all sound. Must of the songs were hard to hear the words due to aweful bass and terrible sound. Left out songs that made the Beatles so popular and didn't get the crowd into the music until the very end. Very short concert, not worth the money

I liked most of the show, especially the first part and the last part of the show. The group was very friendly and good at drawing the audience into the show.

It was a short show- 2 hours total with a 25 min intermission. The sound check beforehand was not done properly. There was a ton of feedback throughout the whole show. The man playing Paul McCartney was chewing gum on stage . It was just not the professional quality I expect to see at the Hippodrome. The songs that were played were good & the sounded like the Beatles. With such a short show, a lot of music was missed.

This was not one of my favorite Beatlemania Now performances. Sound was terrible,,,speaker/microphone problems. Not a great setlist considering all the songs to choose from. Just overall pretty disappointing.

Beatlemania Now at the Shubert Theatre was OK. It was great to hear the old Beatle songs, but the music itself and the singing was a little off. At times I thought they may have been lipsynching. The drummer seamed bored and none of them looked like they were having fun.

In terms of music, it was great. My biggest issue with the event was the location- it was at the Shubert which really doesn't have any dancing space and you really shouldn't be made to be seated through a concert like this one.

I thought the performance was just okay. The wigs were awful. The way the guys mimicked the behaviors and expressions of the Beatles made them look more like caricatures. Lennon often looked like a bad Disney animatronic figure. That being said, it was an entertaining evening. The music is classic. Paul and George sounded great.

This review is based on the first half of the show as we left during intermission. The show wasn't engaging, it seemed as the artists spent more energy on getting the audience to clap along than on delivering a good performance.

Fantastic music! Believable performers! Fantastic back round videos and songs from the era made for a nostalgic and fun-filled evening.

Scot Arch has always been a favorite 'John'. Here, he has put together a dedication to the band that picked up the rock and roll baton from America and began an invasion of British groups who continued this American music form, bettered it, and made it a world-wide standard of achievement. The songs are ageless, timeless, and powerful. The Beatles!

Where do I begin,,,, For a start,they could a been a local Beatle tribute band,not a nation wide tour act. First,the vocals were for the most way off key.not strong on guitars,or drums,plus,only one Ringo song . They lack persona in the presentation of the songs. It would seem they are in it for the $$ & not to please the patrons. Way too much video background,not related to the song at hand/ So there is nothing good I may say,except,if you are looking for a great ttibute band, look to The Fab Four, or Mersey Beatles,you will be totally satisfied all around Having been a musician for over 50 years, & seeing Sir Paul & Ringo many times,if you are to be a tribute band do it good,not slop your way into it. In summary,save your $$$ for the best,not these guys.

I love the venue - the St. George Theatre is a great place. The show on the other hand was not as I had hoped. "John" sang too slow and was trying too hard to make the accent heard. "George" looked like he didn't want to be there. "Paul" and "Ringo" were good. I also thought the show was too short. They played for about 40 minutes, took a 15 minute break and then played for another 40 minutes. Show started at 8:10 and was over by 9:50.

I really enjoyed the show. The band sounded and looked like the Beatles!! Lights and costumes were amazing too. My only complaint is that there was a sign for a meet and greet and they never showed. We waited 20 minutes to be informed they were not coming out.

I thought the guys were great.The tributes to John Lennon on his birthday were tremendous.My only negative was that I thought they should have played longer.They were only on stage for about an hour & twenty minutes.I thought they could have talked a little more about the history of some of the songs.

Costumes great. Song choices great. The best musician was the guy on keyboards in the back. (not a Beatle) He seemed to be playing all the songs. McCartney - Didn't look like him but mannerisms were spot on. Lefty bass player. Singing very good Lennon - Looked nothing like early Lennon but better in the later years. Singing average Harrison - Again nothing like early Harrison, better later. Great guitar, fair singer Starr - Pretty good all the way through. Really captured essence of Ringo. Not so great later years.

Great show!!!! loved it almost gave it five stars save five stars for once in a lifetime shows Highly recommend this show I know my wife and I will be going again......btw great price!!!! Great Venue!!!!

We had seen them before and they were just as good as last time. I really enjoy hearing those Beatle songs. They do a great job.

Awesome stuff played by four totally cool dudes!!!

I go see this show every year and each year it gets better. The Paul guy is unbelievable. I swear if you close your eyes when this guy is singing you cannot tell the difference! The Ringo guy is the only guy I ever saw that makes the effort to play the part of Ringo. He makes the facial expressions and everything. The George guy doesn't look that much like George, but he moves like him and plays the solos note for note. Later on when he has the long hair and the beard, he looks more like George. The John guy really looks like John and his singing is excellent. He kind of takes a bit of a back seat to Paul but you can't blame him. This Paul guy is out of this world. He does a real nice tribute though to solo John when he sings imagine. It doesn't really fit but it's a highlight of the show. This year the production really took a step up and the band interacts with the audience more than ever before so the show is almost like a big party. The multimedia also has been updated and it looks great! The show is like a Beatles celebration. I am a Beatles freak! I've seen Rain, which is crap, Let It Be which was even worse, and the Fab Faux which I found completely boring. This is by far the best Beatles concert experience out there. If you don't believe me, go see for yourself.

Beatlemania was a good show, like d the different time period. These boys will have a good start in music industry also...Locke I said , sight and sound was great....

I absolutely LOVED this show!! The best Beatles tribute band I've seen. The costume changes were fun, the lads voices were INCREDIBLE!! And the backdrops of each era brought back so many wonderful memories!!

Well Performed...Costumed, and Choreographed. Sorry that my review is too short

awesome a step back to my younger years, great band

I loved it. Good voices, looking similar to Beatles.

Outstanding! Paul was the best! Seats were great. Sound was perfect. Everything was just great!

They sounded just like Beatles records!!!!! AWESOME SHOW. Might buy more tickets for another performance!!!!!!

This events was absolutely terrible. The fellow who played John Lennon liked like he was dead. Don't waste your money on this event. The original Beatles deserve MUCH BETTER.

Great show, very believeable!! Music was amazing and the "Beatles" looked fab!!!

This was a great trip down memory lane The videos and costume changes made this show a must see the music was great too !!!

Performance featured early Beatles and Later Beatles; Even included the great Lennon solo endeavor, Imagine. Really nice guitar work on Something and Get Back. McCartney and Ringo impersonators were fantastic both in appearance and performance. Lennon and Harrison impersonators looked the part when they had the long hair.

I would give it a 3.5 if I could. Only Ringo comes close to resembling a Beatle, but the music was good. I felt like they left too much out of history between last song of first act and first song of second act. They didn't play "Penny Lane" which I thought was odd since their site said it was all new horns. My son left saying he liked them but thought maybe since it was a Thursday night they left stuff out, but he'd see them again. I felt like there was something off with John.

The show was great!! I can see now how good they were when I was to young to attend their concert in the USA. Everyone sang the songs and they had us all on our feet.

We are probably the youngest of the Beatles fans but none-the-less, we grew up listening to all of their music with our older siblings!!! The first few minutes of the show were very slow and boring, but soon after, we realized that that was how the Beatles were in the beginning. Initially they were all very similar with little character and with time, each personality came to life, and that is exactly what happened in the show. Clothing changed, hair styles changed, personalities changed, music and lyrics changed, and it was awesome!!! The vintage costumes and instruments were amazing! The musicians really looked like the Beatles, too.

Absolutely fantastic. Enjoyed singing along with the guys and had a great time. A must see for all you Beatles fans.

I am from generation that grew up with the Beatles so it was very nostalgic for me. It brought back many memories. I enjoyed the videos of the era. Performers were excellent and sounded like originals. Would have enjoyed more songs.

We liked everything about Beatlemania--the John, Paul, George and Ringo were excellent musicians and sounded just like the Beatles. The slide show that playing through most of the performance was great too and representative of the culture and the times of the Beatles music. We even loved going to the Cobb Centre.

This tribute band was average. The musician that portrayed Paul McCartney was very good but the other three were just okay. Some of the tempos for the songs that were performed were much slower than The Beatles and there were many very popular songs never performed, leaving you feeling short changed, I've been to numerous Beatle Tribute Band concerts and I felt this particular show should have more songs included.

The first half of the show was pretty good actually... they did a decent job capturing the sound and spirit of the early Beatle's material... but as the show progressed, it was clear they had spent less time preparing and rehearsing these numbers... they all were just flat... to the point that when they did Revolution, the "John" character was singing in the wrong key...

Although it was an enjoyable evening, it did not measure up to several previous versions of Beatlemania. My wife & I both agreed. The song selections were OK, but the execution was short of other productions. The Big Screen, with music & snipits from the various periods, was excellent.

John had some issues with his falsetto & harmonizing with the others. Paul carried the others with his voice. Overall, it was an enjoyable experience.

What a great evening Beatlemania Now provided my wife and I. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and their music was spectacular. Especially nice too was the nostalgic projections on their screen in the background. What a trip down memory lane (or should I say Penny Lane)??!!!

GREAT SHOW GREAT SONGS COUOLD HAVE LISTENED FOR 6 MORE HOURS.......

It waa very good for the price and my grandmother loved it.

The reviews of this group I read before the performance were excellent, but the show was less than sterling. The vocal sound was not balanced early in the show and the guitars were not loud enough, there was little effort to build rapport with the audience (after a brief "Thank you" the musicians were looking at the set list on the floor to go to the next song), "John" started playing and singing "Revolution" in a key different from his bandmates, he began singing another song in the wrong key, and "Ringo" flubbed the tambourine parts on "Here Comes the Sun." Not everything was subpar. "Paul" sang, talked and played (even left-handed) like the original. The instruments and costumes were true to the period, and most of the playing was note-for-note, although the use of recorded horns and synthesizers was a bit off-putting. I've been listening to Beatles tribute bands for more than 20 years, but this show is at the bottom of the list.

I was never able to see the Beatles live. I would have liked to do that so had to settle for the next best thing - Beatlemania. The impersonators were good and we walked down memory lane with them via music and picture / video media that was projected on the big screen. The venue was great. The seating was great. That said, the evening lacked the sparkle and energy that was anticipated. I went to an Elton John concert a few months ago - his catalog of music is equal (my view) to the Beatles but the level of showmanship and energy playing his own music brought about a much more enjoyable experience.

a great show, costumes were great, music was great, performers were bright, enthusiastic, talented, were any of them really playing those instruments?

I am a big Beatles fan. Enjoyed the show. It had me so excited that I was up for hours after the show Saturday night talking to friend across the country about it.

I love The Beatles and so wanted to love this show. I saw Rain in this same venue a few years ago and they were awesome! Beatlemania - not so much. It seemed that "Lennon" was having an off night. Very nasaly and sounded good on maybe one song. Very disappointing. Thankfully they weren't expensive tickets. "Paul", "George" & "Ringo" were great.

Took my hubby on a surprise date night and thought Beatlemania would be a great show. He loves the Beatles and I was happy to see him excited about the show, once we go there. Honestly, it was a bit disappointing. The sound was off the stage set up was minimal and sad looking. The screen they played in the background was fuzzy and they needed a bigger screen because a lot of peoples heads were cut of the top. The second half was much better than the first. The whole production needs a facelift.

I would recommend this show, very well done and a lot of fun memories.

The show I saw in Orlando was AWESOME. These guys looked...sounded...acted like the Beatles. I have watched every Beatles video availalable and these to me.....were the Beatles live in person. I imagine these tribute folks change in and out.....but the 4 I saw in Orlando blew my expectations away and would pay to see these exact 4 again.

A fun night out -- but "John" and "George" were far more talented than "Paul". Either his mic was having problems or he just had no power behind his voice. LOTS of mistakes -- they seemed as thought they just started out working together 2 hours before the show. perhaps that's why the show started 15 minutes late. Oh, and fellow audience members - what part of NO PHOTOGRAPHY do you not understand??? Shame on YOU and the securtity team for allowing it to occur. More flash bulbs than a red carpet OSCAR night. News flash -- this wasnt REALLY the BEATLES...

This show was hard to listen to for most of the show. As a group (in our area) we couldn't decide if it was the venue's acoustics or just bad mixing. Some mics were too loud above others, sometimes the music drowned out the vocals, some of the vocals sounded bad and since this show normally gets good reviews we figured it was again on the tech side... disappointing...

Excellent show! I loved the costume changes for each era! I sang along with every song! The band sounded great and brought back many great memories.

The guys were great--particularly the one who played "Paul." Never introduced themselves by their real names. Wondered about the meet and greet that was part of the Living Social offer. Never found the meet and greet or heard anything about where it was located. Wish there was a program or a little handout sheet describing the performers and where they came from. Musically and visually--a very entertaining evening. Great job!