Rain: A Tribute To the Beatles (Touring) Tickets

Having seen the Fab Four at Boston Garden in September 1964 and being an avid Beatle fan, I was looking forward to this performance. It was all I expected and more. If you closed your eyes, you'd swear you were listening to John, Paul, George and Ringo themselves. So many memories were brought back, and the couple we were with also agreed, saying it was "over the top". The performers had all the right moves, gestures and even voices of those they were portraying. If this show ever comes back, you can bet I'll be there.

Best show ever - I got so many chills watching them and listening to the music - it was incredible how much they sound just like the Beatles!!!

It was like watching the original Beatles. Every gesture and mannerism of each Beatle was meticulously copied and reenacted. Brilliant!

Foe a lifelong Beatles fan the show was unbelievable -- highly entertaining and brought back many memories. Great music rocks on! I would see it again.

Total immersion in the Beatles experience and the 60's culture. The band has the Fab Four's performance style down to a nuance. It was one of the best concerts/show experiences I have been to.

Warning: any negativity or ambivalence in this review are more likely to be projections of my own issues than with the performers. RAIN is a first-rate Beatles cover show. Their musicianship, on-stage presence and song selection reflect a great respect for the Beatles music and attention to the details that make this music so special for so many of us. The "Paul" and "John" characters were very strong from the early Ed Sullivan set to the end of Abbey Road. The show highlighted our favorite Ringo performances and gave George his due, including a rousing cover of Eric Clapton's solo from "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" that was a true show stopper. We got early hits, Sgt Pepper, Magical Mystery Tour and pieces of Abbey Road. There was an energetic reprise of the Let It Be rooftop session (with "George" taking all the solos), and we ended with an encore of "Paul" at the piano for "Let it Be" and "Hey Jude." It was the Beatles show you'd want to see if the Fab were still here to do it. The downside was that the show in which all of this music was packaged verged on corny with a number of details, starting with the curtain artwork, that fell a bit short of the mark. On several occasions it gave me premonitions of those years in the not-too-distant future when I'll be sitting in the recreation lounge at a nursing home with some perky 20-something Activities Director encouraging us, "C'mon man, you remember the Summer of Love, and those groovy bell bottoms!" That said, the vibe in the Wang Center throughout the show was 1000% positive across three-plus generations of attendees. People all around us (who had clearly worked through their aging anxieties better than I) were spontaneously dancing in the aisles and we all sang and clapped along, because it was those songs and we couldn't help it.

These performers are real pros! Sound and lighting was excellent and really brought back the feeling of the 60's and 70's. The show went by very quickly because of the pacing of songs and the rapid transitions. Recommended to anyone who appreciates The Beatles and also appreciates excellent live musicianship.

Be transported back to 1964-1970 with four musicians who look, sound and affect all the endearing mannerisms of the Fab Four. You will pinch yourself at various points believing that you are seeing the real thing. Superb!

Since we can't see the Beatles play live, this is the next best thing! Highly recommended for Beatles fans, Rain does a great job performing many of the hit songs and a few less well-known Beatles tunes. The multimedia was pretty flashy and a bonus for the show.

Great show, great atmosphere. Performers excellently walked the fine line between being and playing the Beatles. The videos and photos in the background put music into the historical context. As a German, I saw that they used the wrong word for love (noun). It is Liebe and not Lieben. I wished our kids and in many cases grandkids had seen us rocking, clapping, singing and shouting. But for teenagers the show was a little too expensive.

Rain sang better than the Beatles. Song selection was good

Awesome show - the band is fantastic! Great to sing along to my favorite Beatles tunes.

Can't give enough praise to Rain, the Beatles tribute foursome, at the Wang Theater in Boston on 2/21/23. Their voices are excellent and the instrumental and design aspects were terrific. It was just one fabulous song after another.

I really didn't know what to expect, considering I am of 'THAT era.' I was blown away by the group's talent! OMG!! Where did these boys come from?? They LOOKED the part; they SANG the part. They were amazing. Their timing was impeccable. Their selection of songs brought back many memories. I could have sat/stood longer just to hear them continue the performance. I wasn't the only one, either. When looking around the theater, I noticed the different ages enjoying the program.. We were all acting like teenagers, like some of us were way back then. I absolutely loved the show!!

My wife and I really enjoyed this show. It is effectively the 4 (+1) musicians playing live Beatles music, with selections throughout their history. There is some narration during transitions, and groovy visual graphics as well. Rain is a great tribute band that allows everyone to have a Beatle-like experience.

I bought tickets to see this with my boyfriend who is a huge Beatles fan as a surprise. Really had no idea what to expect and could not have been happier with the show, the venue and the seats! They really did a super job. I would highly recommend it to any Beatles enthusiasts. Thank you!!!

See this NOW! Simply amazing. Excellent production, everything looks of the era... very well done. Most importantly, they sound amazing.. I legitimately thought I was watching the Beatles. Set list is what you would expect, mainly their hits (which not really complaining, but a few deep cuts would have been appreciated). Was very impressed on how well they pulled of the psychedelic stuff.. the fact that its all live, is truly amazing. If you're a Beatles fan, this is a must see.

The fours fellas sounded just like the real Beatles. I liked the fact that they got the audience involved by calling out to us at various stages of the concert so we were rought into the experience not just passively watching

Rain sounded just like the Beatles but music was way to load. The selection of Beatles songs could have been better - to many songs from the Sgt Peppers Album /Drug music era and not enough from the early Beatles and later Beatles.

This is my 3rd time seeing Rain at Shea's. I've seem at least 10 other Beatles tribute bands, but Rain takes the cake! From the fantastic costumes, to the excellent video footage, the band takes you on a Magical Mystery Tour throughout the Beatles career, and even gives us a taste of what a Beatles reunion would be like. The music is phenomenal, and is all created live and on stage. No precanned music here! Rain clearly takes pride in their work, as since the last tour, they updated videos and set lists. The version of While my Guitar Gently Weeps is truly mindblowing. George would be proud.