Beatleweek

WHERE: Liverpool, England
WHEN: from 23 to 29 August 2023

If you are a lover of good music and, above all, a Beatles fan, then the appointment is for the 23th of August with the Beatleweek, which is the biggest celebration ever dedicated to the Fab Four.
Headquarters, of course, are Liverpool and that Cavern Club so loved by the group, where Lennon and his associates took their first steps towards success.

In this club, in fact, they would have performed for 298 evenings, before the definitive consecration.

The festival is the best tribute the band could get.
Over the course of a week, day and night, the music of John, Paul, George and Ringo will resonate in every corner of the City. There will be seventy of the best Beatles tribute bands and fans from around the world.
All in the name of the legendary Beatles!

Beatleweek, reaches its 37th edition … or at least hopefully. In fact, due to the Pandemic, the last two editions have been canceled. Could it be the right time?
Furthermore, the event is the right opportunity to discover a beautiful city and retrace those places so dear to the band.

PRACTICAL INFO

LOCATIONS AND HOW TO GET THERE

The festival takes place in different venues, including the Cavern Club, the historic venue where the Beatles and Rolling Stones performed in the 1960s.
The Club is located at 23 Mathew Street, a place perfectly within walking distance of Liverpool city center. The Port (Waterfront) and the famous statue of the Fab Four, in fact, is just a 10-minute walk away.
Alternatively, by public transport, you can arrive by train (Merseyrail) and bus. In the first case, get off at Moorfields station and continue on foot for about 7 minutes. By bus, however, you get off at the nearby Whitechapel stop.

The Philarmonic Hall, which hosts two major events, is located on Hope St, not far from the University of Liverpool. You can get there by bus, getting off at the nearby Sugnall Street stop or at Arrad st.
Britannia Adelphi on Ranelagh St hosts a variety of parties. It is located not far from the central railway station.