All Together Now – THE BEATLES & FRIENDS SHOW is totally unique in being the first Beatles tribute concert to put together the finest of Fab Four bands with original 60s stars who played with or alongside The Beatles.

Featuring LIKE THE BEATLES who have made international TV appearances, sold out theatres and become - as John Lennon would say - the “toppermost” Fab Four tribute band right down to the sound, look, personalities, mannerisms and accents of John, Paul, George and Ringo.

Also starring original 60s artists:

* ROD DAVIS who sang and played banjo in Lennon's first group THE QUARRYMEN that included Paul McCartney and George Harrison before evolving into The Beatles.

* KARL GREEN, former bass player/vocalist and frontman with HERMAN’S HERMITS who topped charts worldwide - briefly rivalling The Beatles in America - with hits like “I’m Into Something Good” and “No Milk Today”.

* TERRY RICE-MILTON, lead singer of CUPID'S INSPIRATION on powerhouse hits "Yesterday Has Gone" and "My World".

LIKE THE BEATLES have won widespread acclaim for their high-octane stage performances that transport audiences back to the heady days of Beatlemania, The Cavern, Merseybeat, Flower Power, the Abbey Road sessions, the rooftop gig and much more.

Formed in 2008 they are one of the first Beatles tribute bands to get together from a generation who grew up after John, Paul, George and Ringo disbanded, so they bring a freshness and energy that other acts don't have.

Having sourced the best in authentic costumes, equipment and instruments from around the world, LIKE THE BEATLES are in a league of their own when it comes to replicating the look and sound of the world’s greatest band.

Brothers Stephen and Nicholas Guest play the parts of John Lennon on his Rickenbacker guitar and Paul McCartney with a trademark Hofner viola bass while Daniel Powell takes on the role of George Harrison on Gretsch guitar and Michael Lyons plays Ringo on a Ludwig Black Oyster drum kit.

The presence of ROD DAVIS in All Together Now – THE BEATLES & FRIENDS SHOW gives the audience a rare chance to see one of the absolute originals behind the birth of The Beatles – a genuine member of THE QUARRYMEN group that brought John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison together for the first time.

ROD’s link with Lennon and the formation of THE QUARRYMEN goes back to his days at Quarry Bank High School in Liverpool where the original line-up all hailed from and from where the group got their name.

He was still a school when he joined THE QUARRYMEN in 1956, impressing Lennon and the others with his banjo playing at a time when skiffle and rock ‘n’ roll were becoming all the rage.

ROD left the group in 1957 and went on to Cambridge University while always staying involved in the music business, reforming THE QUARRYMEN with fellow member John Duff Lowe in 1994 and touring with Cynthia Lennon, Denny Laine and the Merseybeats.

KARL GREEN was a key member of HERMAN’S HERMITS who scored no less than 10 top 10 hits in the UK including the No.1 “I’m Into Something Good” and two No.1s in the United States with “I’m Henry VIII, I am” and “Mrs Brown You’ve Got A Lovely Daughter”, both in 1965 when they actually outsold The Beatles.

KARL was bass player/vocalist with the Manchester group from their formation in 1963 and became lead singer in the wake of Peter Noone going solo in 1971. He stayed with the band until 1980.

With their jaunty beat sound HERMAN’S HERMITS burst onto the world stage in 1964 with their chart-topper “I’m Into Something Good” and then had a further nine top 10s in the UK alone with “Silhouettes”, “Wonderful World”, “A Must To Avoid”, “No Milk Today”, “There’s A Kind Of Hush”, “Sunshine Girl”, “Something’s Happening”, “My Sentimental Friend”, “Years May Come, Years May Go”.

KARL remains a much-in-demand performer today, regularly touring in the United States where HERMAN’S HERMITS were very much part of the so-called British Invasion with The Beatles.

TERRY RICE-MILTON’S magnificent soaring vocals propelled CUPID’S INSPIRATION high into charts around the world with the highly memorable “Yesterday Has Gone” in 1968 that is still played by radio stations today.

Making the most of TERRY’S standout voice the band chose “My World” as their follow-up complete with a propulsive orchestral backing that lifted the song to new vocal highs.