The Fab Four – The Ultimate Tribute at Pacific Amphitheatre

The Ultimate Tribute

When The Beatles parted ways in 1970, music historians called it the "end of an era", prompting a revolution among diehard fans to keep the legacy alive. Tons of tribute bands soon rose, paying homage to "the greatest band in the world of all time." One of these rising acts is The Fab Four. Like many tribute bands out there, they share the same love for the original band and the same passion to replicate the concert experience they've brought. 

The Fab Four is one of the monikers that stuck around, with millions of fans recognizing The Beatles as the iconic four-member band that changed the world. Today, The Fab Four is a California-based act that brings out "The Ultimate Tribute" - offering fans both new and old a chance to experience what a Beatles concert was like. Tried and tested, they've gained the approval of millions of fans (and critics), claiming that they're "The Best Beatles Show in the World" (LA Times). 

History of The Fab Four

Back in 1997, John Lennon impersonator - Ron McNeil founded the tribute band, and went on to perform a bunch of gigs around Southern California. Now, the core group includes Ardy Sarraf as Paul McCartney, Michael Amador as George Harrison, and Rolo Sandoval as Ringo Starr. Together, they've performed legendary night of The Beatles' best hits, replicating every era in variuous tours. Sarraf even learned to play the bass in left-handed fashion to really portray the exact talent of Paul McCartney. Now that's what you call dedication. Not only are they note-for-note Beatles impersonators, they look like them, act like them, and perform just like The Beatles. 

The band has performed in various venues around the globe, including shows in Japan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Germany, the UK, Australia, France, Brazil, and Mexico. 

Some of their notable shows include recordings of "I Want to Hold Your Hand", "Please Please Me" and "Kansas City" that made it to the biopic, The Linda McCartney Story. By 2007, they made various appearances on TV including Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight, and Ellen DeGeneres’ Really Big Show. In 2017, they performed Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band in full on AXS' "The World's Greatest Tribute Bands." 

Through time, The Fab Four's audience massively grew as more and more people grew curious whether they're really the world's greatest Beatles tribute act out there. Many fans agree, and rave reviews online resound that it's a must-see concert experience for every Beatles fan out there. 

"Full of energy, fantastic set & changes through the eras & the cast performed just as the Beatles did, even down to the larking about & banter. Truly brilliant!" Rootbix wrote on a TripAdvisor review. 

Don't miss out on this unforgettable night of Beatles' classics as The Fab Four replicates their first-ever US show. Book your tickets now!