Locals, music fans and Eurovision pilgrims are invited to enjoy free live music every day during the Eurovision period at The Beatles Story’s Fab4 Café. You’re invited to support and celebrate local music in a line-up of events curated in partnership with The Jacaranda. 

These events are not ticketed and are completely free to attend – simply turn up and experience Liverpool’s local music scene with us.

On Tuesday 9th May in our Fab4 Cafe at the Albert Dock you can enjoy performances from:

11am - Sundown Dialogue - the newly-named band is headed up by Jordy Fleming. In the 5th grade Jordy learned 4 chords on the ukulele She  played “Let it Be” by The Beatles in a school talent show and completely shocked everyone. The moment that everyone stood up cheering, she knew that music was what she wanted to do. 

2pm - BLCK UTAH - the musical soul of Canadian-born producer and multi-instrumentalist Jamieson Muir. 
 While pulling from the sonic aesthetic of icons such as Bruce Springsteen, The War On Drugs and Johhny Cash, he also finds inspiration in the choppy sampling made famous by the likes of J Dilla and the Akai MPC3000. 
 His new single “Rolla” shares his exploration into the beauty and brokenness found in small town north america. Sounds like: The War On Drugs , Sam Fender, Bruce Springsteen, 

The Beatles Story is proud to be supporting Liverpool-based charity Casus Pax, who deliver vital equipment to the people of Ukraine.

If you can, please consider donating at https://justgiving.com/crowdfunding/thebeatlesstory-casuspax 

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