The Beatles are a legendary British musical group. Although the group is long gone, its songs are still loved by many. Every year, fans from all over the world come to Liverpool to listen to the songs of the cult band performed by other bands and to walk through the memorable places associated with the life and work of the musicians.
Beatles Week in Liverpool is an annual celebration held at the end of August. Dozens of musical groups from all over the world come together to perform songs of the cult band. Hundreds of fans come to plunge into the atmosphere of rock and roll. Sometimes Paul McCartney himself visits the festival, performing old Beatles songs and presenting his new compositions.
Concerts for the memorable week are held at Liverpool's famous Cavern Club. The place was not chosen by chance. At one time, this bar became a real home for the band members. After the arrival of the Beatles from Hamburg, concerts were regularly held here from 1961 to 1963. Critics believe that it was in Cavern that the group honed their talent and achieved popularity. In the club, the musicians sang, talked with the audience, drank and ate right on the stage.
However, Beatles week is not only a huge concert. Beatle fans are offered city tours, where they will be told about the memorable places associated with the life and work of the famous members of the musical group. On the last day of the commemorative week, an auction is held at which things that belonged to the "Beatles" are sold under the hammer. Traditionally, after it, for several days, fans at the nearest flea markets exchange acquisitions and trade their treasures associated with the members of the group.
To get into the Beatles memorable week, you will have to book tickets on the official Cavern Club website. Participation in each event is paid separately, so you can choose the concerts and excursions that are of the greatest interest to you. The site describes in detail what will happen and on what day. Foreign visitors are also offered hotels located near the bar. It is necessary to book tickets in advance, as the Beatles week in Liverpool is of interest to thousands of fans from all over the world.
