1964 The Tribute at Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Critically acclaimed Beatles tribute act - 1964 The Tribute is taking legendary nights of the best music on earth back on stage, happening live at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheater. Known for pitch-perfect and visually-striking recreations of The Beatles' early '60s shows, audiences are gonna be teleported back in time of the glory days of rock 'n roll. Featuring period instruments, clothing, hairstyles, and every single bit of the original members' onstage banter, it's the most authentic Beatles night you could ever ask for.

A powerful tribute to the Beatles experience from their pre-Sgt. Pepper era, you'll get to witness their early '60s show come to life in this day and age. With Mark Benson as John Lennon, Mac Ruffing as Paul McCartney, Dough Couture as George Harrison, Joseph Bologna as Ringo Starr, and a whole team of talented musicians backing it all up, it's a magnificent work of art replicating what might be the most important era in music history. When only a few videos and pictures remain of the actual Beatles shows from the '60s, 1964 The Tribute is on a mission to bring these legendary experiences to fans - both old and new.

Hailed as the "Best Beatles Tribute on Earth", concertgoers will definitely agree. TV and radio host Dick Clark says that "1964 creates the Magic of The Beatles." With music that continues to inspire generations of new listeners, 1964 is all set to bring justice to these timeless records. Focusing on the "British Invasion" era when the original band toured in the U.S., it's the closest you can get to scoring tix at The Beatles' shows back in 1964.

Striving to produce the most authentic portrayal of a Beatles show, there's a couple of differences in what they do. First, is sound quality. Back in the day, The Beatles had to make do with audio system technology from the '60s, "Back then, they had these little speakers that you couldn't hear anything out of. The way concerts were amplified had to be changed," Benson told the Cincinnati Enquirer while crediting that they revolutionized the "sound-reinforcement industry."

Recalling times when longtime fans who got the chance to catch the original band's shows in the '60s approached them and said they noticed a difference, which is actually being able to hear the band playing this time around.

Another difference would be the length of their set - two 45-minute sets packed with hits such as "I Saw Her Standing There", "Love Me Do", "A Hard Day's Night", "I Want To Hold Your Hand", and many more. Back in '64, The Beatles performed two 3-minute sets never doing encores but The Tribute had to work around a longer set to deliver a better Beatles night in the modern day.

Taking over the Red Rocks, get ready to witness the the best of 1964 live on stage, right under the stars, by booking your tickets now!