Liverpool Legends Tickets

I work in the music business and am impressed by the musicianship of this look-alike\sound-alike foursome. All the instrumental and vocal music is produced by the "Fabricated Four" live on stage. Additional music (synth strings, horns, etc.) is ably played by a keyboardist who looked a bit out-of-place on stage. The live concert is enhanced by video footage of the Beatles. Some will be familiar (Ed Sullivan Show etc.) while other clips are more rare. One bit is from home movies of George (before the Beatles first U.S. tour) visiting his sister who lived in Midwestern U.S. In fact, George's sister, Lou Harrison, is integral to the production and before the second act, she fields audience members' questions from the stage. One brief "American flag-waving" departure seems an odd choice for a Beatles tribute. But I'm told that, in Branson, "patriotic infused" shows are the norm. On the whole, it is a tight show full of Beatles hits, played live by solid musicians. Now shake it up, baby!

This show was amazing. The Liverpool Legends put on an awesome show. It is unbelievable how much they look and sound like the Beatles.

I took my sweetheart to see the Legends of Liverpool for her Birthday. She said it was the best Birthday of her life! The Legends of Liverpool were every bit as good at performing many of the Beatles hits as they did themselves. They all are excellent singers and musicians.

My wife and I saw this show back in May. I consider myself a pretty big Beatles fan, although certainly not a fanatic. Unfortunately, the prefer the later stuff that they did, but the show really focuses on the very early stuff. The failed to play a number of great meaningful well written songs, instead focusing on the bubblegum stuff from early on, for instance Twist and Shout. Basically, in typical Branson fashion they refused to recognize the role that drugs and political leanings played in the lyrics of the Beatles. If you are going to have a Beatles tribute, I believe that it is necessary to acknolwedge ALL aspects of the band even those that may not fall in line with Branson's "family values." Also, the show is produced by George's sister, and the night we were there she spoke to the audience for about 30 minutes. Which could have been interesting; however, nothing that she talked about was remotely interesting. Instead she chose to invite to the church they have at the theater on Sunday.

The Liverpool Legends were absolutely fantastic. Not only did they have the look and the sound, which would have been amazing enough (and they had those down to a "t"), but they obviously have done many hours of homework studying Beatles films, as they had the little mannerisms down pat! The cocky, gum-chewing, bow-legged John Lennon character was unbelievable. The McCartney character even played bass left-handed. And all of the characters came out to the lobby after the show to meet with the viewers and sign autographs - they obviously understand how that effort can turn a viewer who attended and enjoyed the show into a raving fan. They were very personable and very polite gentlemen - very reminiscent of the early Beatles.

this is a must see show in branson. i have seem the show 4 times now and never have gotten tired of it. it is amazing how they act and sing. the changing of clothes really makes it amazing

My third time seeing the Fab Four and the guys are the best!! Plan on seeing them again in September for my daughter's birthday!!

This is a wonderful show and I would recommend it for all ages. I sang along with all the songs, I even closed my eye and they sounded just like the Beatles. My children really liked it and my teenage son changed his screen saver to a 'Yellow Submarine' image. My youngest son who is autistic really enjoyed the performance and loved going up by the stage to dance. He also loved the bubbles machine during the song Yellow Submarine. Liverpool Legends truly are the best I have ever seen or heard. They all had great personalities, were joking around on stage like the Beatles did, they changed their looks/outfits several times from the early Beatles to the later Beatles. Most of all you could tell they really loved what they are doing. They play the instruments and sung the songs. There was no lip syncing or pre-recording during the performance. I would highly recommend attending a 'Liverpool Legend' performance if you have the opportunity. You will really have a wonderful time.