The Analogues play The Beatles: SGT. PEPPER and REVOLVER from start to finish and more.
For this new show, The Analogues combine the cult albums REVOLVER and SGT. PEPPER. REVOLVER is considered one of the most influential and groundbreaking albums in the history of pop music. It ranks third on Rolling Stone's list of the "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" and is considered by many critics to be the best Beatles album. It is also the first album in the so-called Studio Series and undoubtedly an album that The Analogues must perform. Featuring classics such as "Taxman", "Good Day Sunshine" and "Eleanor Rigby", the album will be played in its entirety, note for note, as we have come to expect from The Analogues. SGT. PEPPER is considered the first "concept album". Time magazine wrote: "The moment when pop music became art". The Beatles never performed the music from REVOLVER and SGT. PEPPER live, which shows their extremely experimental approach to composition and production. With songs like "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" and "A Day in the Life", SGT. PEPPER stayed at number 1 in the worldwide album charts for months. In addition, The Analogues explore the Beatles' rich repertoire, especially songs from the late studio albums that the Beatles never played live. Always in the typical Analogues manner: with respect for authenticity and attention to the smallest nuances.