Community groups invited to perform at The Beatles Story, Liverpool

The Beatles Story’s Fab4 Café at Liverpool’s iconic Royal Albert Dock is inviting community performers from across the city region to get in touch for the opportunity to perform in front of its international visitors.

The award-winning visitor attraction recently launched its new Sunday Sessions, offering free live music every Sunday from 12 noon at the Fab4 Café, Royal Albert Dock.

Since launching, local acts including Tom McConnell, Richard Batty and Carousel Duo have entertained guests from around the world, helping to create a fun, musical atmosphere inspired by Liverpool’s cultural heritage.

Now, The Beatles Story is looking to expand the programme by welcoming a diverse range of community-focused performers and groups. Whether you’re a singing choir, a dementia-friendly performance group, a youth music organisation, or any other community initiative that uses music to bring people together, the attraction wants to hear from you.

Selected performers will have the chance to showcase their talents, raise awareness of their cause, and connect with audiences from across the globe in one of Liverpool’s most visited destinations.

With Sunday Sessions performance opportunities available from now and throughout 2027, local community groups are encouraged to register their interest here.

The initiative forms part of The Beatles Story’s ongoing commitment to community engagement and sustainability, following its recent achievement of Gold accreditation from Green Tourism.

Andy Kelly, Guest Experience Manager at The Beatles Story and a member of the attraction’s Community Strategy Focus Group, said:

“Liverpool has an incredible community spirit and an amazing wealth of musical talent. Through our Sunday Sessions, we’re delighted to be able to offer a platform for local groups to share what they do with visitors from all over the world.

“Whether you’re raising awareness for an important cause, bringing people together through music, or simply looking for an opportunity to perform, we’d love to hear from you. We want these sessions to celebrate the people, passion and creativity that make our city so special.”

Community groups interested in performing can submit their details here.