Sunday OBSERVER in entertainment forefront:

Exclusive performance

By Mahes PERERA

Music lovers from teenagers to grannies will be dancing to the appealing rhythms of the Fab Beatles when the group will be in concert on September 18 at the Sri Lanka Exhibition and Convention Centre. This fantastic performance by UK's No. 1 Beatles Tribute Band will be presented by Mystere Entertainment Lanka in collaboration with Sunday Observer in the entertainment forefront.

The music of the Beatles despite the passage of time will always be popular. The advent of hip hop and rap in the music scene has not in any way affected its worldwide appeal. In fact the Beatles music is so enduring to a wide range of ages, backgrounds and tastes.

The Fab Beatles perform this unforgettable music with great authenticity, professionalism and style. The songs speak for themselves and their style in delivery is like one hit and slice of history, after another.

Unlike other acts, The Fab Beatles use no other musicians or backing tracks machines during their shows.

Every instrument is played completely 'live' by The Fab Beatles. This ensures a pure and accurate re-creation. The group comprises Kev Day as John Lennon playing guitar, piano, harmonica and vocals. Andy Southard plays bass and sings and is the Paul McCartney in the group. Steve Hemming is the George Harrison who plays a neat guitar and sings 'Roll Over Beethoven' just like Harrison did. And finally there is Pete Isbell who is the Ringo Starr of the group keeping tight rhythm on the drums and joins in the singing as well.

The Fab Beatles are widely regarded as the best 'Sounding and Looking' Beatles Tribute Band in the UK. Based in southern England and formed in 1991 by four complete 'Beatle' maniacs and turning professional in 1998 they have risen through sheer hard work and dedication to become one of the most sought after tribute acts in the country.

Mark the date September 18 in your calendar and give yourself the treat of enjoying unbeatable entertainment by The Fab Beatles when they perform the music of your favourite Beatles in an exclusive one night performance - a performance you'd be happy you witnessed.