AsiaRooms.com - Enjoy A Fab Christmas with the Mersey Beatles in Malaysia

Resorts World Genting will play host to A Fab Christmas with the Mersey Beatles this December, showcasing some of the Fab Four's greatest hits.

2011-11-15

PAHANG, MALAYSIA, November 15, 2011 (Press-News.org) Visitors to Malaysia will be able to relive the glory days of one of Britain's greatest bands thanks to A Fab Christmas with the Mersey Beatles, a celebratory concert taking place at Resorts World Genting.

The venue will play host to a festive concert by the renowned Fab Four soundalikes, who are the official Beatles tribute act of Liverpool and the Cavern Club's resident band since 2001.

Performing on December 25th and 26th, Mark Bloor, David Howard, Steven Howard and Brian Ambrose will don authentic costumes and take to the stage as John, George, Paul and Ringo, belting out hits such as Hey Jude, Come Together and Let It Be.

In between classic songs, the foursome will deliver humorous banter and unmistakeable Scouse humour, making this the closest thing to seeing the real Beatles as is possible.

Tickets are available for as little as 60 ringgits (GBP11.90), with prices ranging up to 120 ringgits for those seeking VIP seats.

The concert will take place at the Arena of Stars, with performances to get underway at 20:00 local time on both days.

A huge selection of Malaysia hotels can be found by Beatles fans at AsiaRooms.com, including the Maxims Genting.

Find out more about the race at http://www.penangjazz.com/.

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