The world-renowned Beatles tribute group, Apple Jam, has been given a ‘Beatles Night’ residency at Seattle's Last Supper Club every Tuesday in September.
Beginning September 7, Seattle's Apple Jam will take the stage at 9 p.m., drawing from the entire Beatles and solo years catalogue, including favorites, deep cuts, rarities, and never released tracks. Show nights will be September 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. Advance ticket purchase is recommended. Tickets are only $8. Click here
or call 1-800-838-3006.
Producer Steve Roseta wrote, "Weekly performances will allow the Apple Jam a refreshingly casual and fun element of freedom with its audience and material, with surprise guest artists, audience requests, and even some non-Beatles music that is Beatles related."
In a phone interview yesterday, Roseta said that the success of their first CD, "Off The Beatle Track" has prompted Apple Jam to begin work on a new album that focuses on the completion of some of the Beatles' later but unfinished works. Apple Jam strives to discover what songs may have developed had these tracks been eventually completed. Steve added, "Audience members attending all four Tuesday shows in September will witness Apple Jam develop some material for its next album project, live on stage."
Apple Jam will also perform songs from their debut CD titled "Off the Beatle Track" (15 songs composed by the Beatles but released by other artists). They have embodied each track with an authentic Beatles sound, as if the Liverpool lads had released these songs themselves during 1963.
Apple Jam performed at Liverpool's Beatle Week in 2009, with Alan White (drummer for Yes, John Lennon, and George Harrison.)
About Apple Jam
Apple Jam masterfully recreates the authentic sound of the Beatles while staying true to their own remarkable stage persona. Apple Jam has sold out shows at major venues in Seattle, and most recently headlined Beatle Week 2009 in Liverpool (300,000 attendees annually). Member musicians are: Rick Lovrovich (bass), Jon Bolton (drums), Mike Mattingly (guitar), Johnny Jones (keyboards) and Kurtis Dengler (guitar). Apple Jam was formed in 2005, in support of "(Just Like) Starting Over", a stage play based on John Lennon's final interview.
What: Apple Jam – Beatles Night. Presented by Roseta Productions, Apple Jam will perform music from the entire Beatles & solo years catalogue, including favorites, deep cuts, and rarities and never released tracks.
When: 9pm show. 8pm doors
Tuesdays, September 7th, 14th, 21st, & 28th, 2010
Where: Last Supper Club, 124 South Washington Street
Seattle, WA 98104. (206) 748-9975
Admission: General admission $8 (easy on the wallet). The Last Supper Club is largely standing room. Reserved table seating available. Must be 21+ with valid ID.
Advance tickets: To buy tickets in advance (recommended), go here. or call 1-800-838-3006.
Advance ticket holders receive priority entry into the showroom.
Contact: Steve Roseta, Roseta Productions LLC, (425) 445-0718
Darcy Hanson, The Last Supper Club, (206) 748-9975
What people are saying about Apple Jam and "Off the Beatle Track"
• "Apple Jam's Beatles sound is so spot-on amazing that it is nearly scary!"
– Shelley Germeaux, John Lennon Examiner
• “This band is tight, in the pocket and plays with real passion”
– Greg Roth, Seattle Music Insider
• “Seattle's Apple Jam are Beatlemaniacs with skills. They've devoted their musical lives to replicating with impeccable nuance the Fab Four's classic-intensive catalog”
– Dave Segal, The Stranger
• "This Seattle band completely blew our socks off"
– Nina Douglas, The Word is Love (UK Beatles blog)
• "This is the most significant non-Beatles Beatles album ever made"
– Rip Rense, Beatles scholar
• "The classic rock riffs had the crowd holding the candles on their tables aloft like an old school (i.e. pre-cell phone) arena rock show" – Gillian G. Gaar, Blurt Magazine
• "The album radiates the natural exuberance of musicians who have steeped themselves so thoroughly in the early Beatles sound that they can reproduce it instinctively" – Doug Bright, Heritage Music Review
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