22nd July 2023
Price: £22.00
The Quarrymen have an extraordinary and unparalleled legacy in the history of music. Formed by John Lennon and childhood friend Pete Shotton in 1956, the band and it’s various line-ups have contributed to the music legacy that led to the formation of The Beatles and their subsequent explosion onto the music scene, changing the face of popular music forever.
The Quarrymen were the band who were on stage with John Lennon on Saturday July 6th, 1957, the day John met Paul McCartney and here is a rare opportunity to see original members of John Lennon’s original Quarrymen live in conversation discussing their part in the story of the most successful band of all time. Rod Davis (original banjo player 1956-57) and Colin Hanton (drums 1956-59) along with Chas Newby, (bass with The Beatles in Dec 1960) who witnessed firsthand to the birth of Beatlemania, recount their stories in conversation with a special guest host (to be announced). Plus Q&A. An absolute must for Beatle aficionados!
General tickets £22
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