The Bootleg Beatles

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The Helix, Tuesday 10th September

It’s time to ‘Come Together' to see The Bootleg Beatles perform live at the Helix, Dublin on 10th September 2024! From Love Me Do to Let It Be, from the Cavern to the Apple rooftop, from black and white to psychedelic technicolour, the world’s Premier Beatle band returns to take you on a whistle-stop journey through the most vibrant revolutionary and divisive decade of all-the Swinging Sixties. It’s all here…the iconic mop tops and the Chelsea boots, the Sgt Pepper tunics, and the Chesterfield suits. Each tiny vocal inflection and each witty Beatle quip, all meticulously studied on this Magical Mystery trip.


Date:
Tuesday 10th September
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€44.50
Address:
The Helix, Collins Avenue, Whitehall, Dublin 9, Ireland

Google Map of The Helix, Collins Avenue, Whitehall, Dublin 9, Ireland

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