Let It Be, A Celebration of Music of the Beatles Part II
The Show You Never Got To See.
LET IT BE is jam-packed with over forty of The Beatles’ greatest hits and thanks to AC Music Entertainment, I had the opportunity to watch the concert.
Not one pass but two VVIP passes were generously allocated for us and as Son indicated that he wanted to watch it too, we went together and ditched the Dad for two hours last Saturday. ^^
Not one pass but two VVIP passes were generously allocated for us and as Son indicated that he wanted to watch it too, we went together and ditched the Dad for two hours last Saturday. ^^
Our excellent seat in the Plenary Hall, KL Convention Centre.
The show started with the "mop top" era first and we moved through the years gradually in segments.
From the magical sixties to what would have been if they were reunited.
Forty songs were showcased including Twist and Shout, She Loves You and Drive My Car, as well as global mega-hits Yesterday, Hey Jude, Come Together and, of course, Let It Be.
Another fun thing about going to the concert - meeting fellow bloggers. ^^
We listened and watched the performance, we danced and we also sang along and pretty soon, the show was over.
So you are a Beatles fan! What a treat, 40 songs.
ReplyDeleteYes, I am. :)
DeleteWow.. so nice!! I can imagine how wonderful and fun it is to listen to the Beatles! Singing and dancing.. both I like too... hahaha...
ReplyDeleteHi-5! :)
DeleteWish I were there too..... just like good-old-days..... xoxo
ReplyDeleteIt was really nice. :)
DeleteYou are way much younger than me, yet you are Beatles fan too! Good that you enjoyed. Your seats were really VVIP, closer to the stage.
ReplyDeleteYounger people also listen to Beatles as they're ageless. :)
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