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June 17, 2024 at 6:32 p.m.
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After playing in all Zeniths of France and dozens of times at the Olympia, traveled several continents, from the distant islands of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon to Shanghai, via Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Russia, Morocco and Tunisia, the four friends, decide to embark on a final tour until 2025, that is to say 60 years after the Beatles came to France.
They will be at Chateau-Thierry (Aisne) on Saturday June 22 for a large free concert at Place de l’Hotel-de-Ville as part of the Jean de La Fontaine Festival.
Great concert
An event and an announcement that puts the poetic city of southern Aisne in turmoil. Sébastien Eugene, mayor and departmental councilor, but also the new president of the Agglomeration of Château-Thierry declares: “The recent tradition of a major concert on the Saturday evening of the Jean de La Fontaine holidays continues in 2024 with the group The Rabeats. »
He continues: “Entirely devoted to Beatles repertoire, the group toured France from the zeniths to the Olympia at the start of the year. A great show in perspective! “
Passion and energy
Thousands of spectators are expected that evening for this tribute to the four boys from Liverpool. This excellent tribute band arrives, with passion and energy, to give an idea of what the Beatles were like when they were performing on stage.
“It is with meticulous care that the countless hits of the Fab Four are replayed for audiences who often never had the chance to see their idols in concert at the height of their careers” indicates the group’s website.
This exceptional poster, never seen in the south of Aisne, especially on the occasion of a totally free concert, will be the major event of the summer in the region. A unique evening and great vitality not to be missed!
Saturday June 22 at 9:30 p.m., free concert by The Rabeats-Best of the Beatles, Place de l’Hôtel de Ville in Château-Thierry.
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