The Analogues - One and one and one is three Part 1, Revolver & Sgt Pepper

The Analogues have announced that they will stop touring this year. In three separate shows in the Ziggo Dome, they will play all studio albums by The Beatles (1966-1970) one more time. Songs that The Beatles themselves never played live were performed to perfection with an extensive orchestra and vintage instruments. Tonight, 'One and One and One is three' part 1, Revolver & Sgt Pepper.

The Analogues - One and one and one is three Part 1, Revolver & Sgt Pepper

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Ziggo Dome

Arena boulevard 61

1101 DL Amsterdam

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With attention to the smallest details

The Analogues have achieved great success at home and abroad in recent years with complete performances of The Beatles' studio albums. The music from The Beatles' albums after 1966 was never performed on stage. The Analogues does, fifty years later. In recent years, they have performed Magical Mystery Tour, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The White Album and Abbey Road as authentically as possible and with attention to the smallest details. Complete, analogue and authentic from the first to the last note, complete with strings, wind instruments, and all the vintage instruments that The Beatles used in their recordings 50 years ago.

All studio albums live one more time

After 10 years, the band has announced that it will stop touring at the end of this year. According to the band, it was intended from the very beginning as a 'project' with a beginning and an end. And now that all of The Beatles' studio albums have been played live, the mission, after ten years, has been accomplished. The One and One and One is Three shows that The Analogues will play this fall as a comprehensive 'trilogy' in the Amsterdam Ziggo Dome are the last live shows where the albums from the so-called studio years of The Beatles can be listened to live in their entirety. . The public can choose to visit one of the three shows, but the real enthusiasts will opt for the complete package. "Most of us have never seen the Beatles live. After tonight, I feel like at least I have heard them", The Daily Telegraph.