Rain - A tribute to the Beatles

[Blacklight21]

http://www.raintribute.com/

Has anyone ever been to their concert before?

They are coming to my city in October and I was wondering if it was worth getting floor seats for or just balcony seats.

[liaminh]

I saw them last year. Very good. Wouldn't mind seeing them again. Balcony seats were fine for me. Bring binoculars.

[JimDynamo]

They play shows in the City I'm in fairly often. Great show for a Beatles fan. They Separate the sets by different eras in the band's history and change into appropriate costumes, etc. fun to watch. I think Rain has a variable cast, so when I saw the show, the George-alike didn't seem very accurate, but Paul and John were spot-on. I'd recommend the show to any Beatles fan.

[Rod_Stixx]

I've seen them 2x, and they were quite good. The early stuff was great, but it was really fun to see them doing Pepper-era and later stuff. Well worth the price of admission. As for floor or balcony - what is the price difference? You would probably be just fine in the balcony, but if it isn't that much more, you might want to spring for the better seats.

[NotAnotherGT]

Definitely worth seeing, they sound just like The Beatles. Towards the end, they even play some solo stuff! As for floor vs. balcony... I wound up getting comp seats on the floor, but I can't imagine the balcony being too bad.

[justintimeROA]

I've seen them and it was a great experience. I definitely recommend seeing them.

[justintimeROA89]

I've seen them and it was a great experience. I would definitely recommend it.

[CONAN9845]

3 times now for me, and they're awesome. Where you sit isn't much of an issue, as the show is basically them standing there playing. The gentleman who plays Paul is the best.

[UnpluggedCrazy]

I've seen them twice and both times they were great fun. Lots of energy, just a good time (even though the second time I was so sick I felt like I was dying).

JimDynamo: They don't have a variable cast, it's the same four faux Beatles each time. The guy doing Paul is absolutely spot-on. You can close your eyes and almost imagine he's the real deal. John is great too, though he's always struck me as somewhat TOO nasally. George is decent, not spot-on as far as the vocals go, but a fantastic guitarist. When he plays all three rotating solos during "The End," it brings the house down. As for Ringo...kick-ass drummer, but I think he only sings like once during the show, so I can't recall how well he replicates the vocals.

Anyway: They're recommended!

[Theenditaint]

They are an awesome tribute band, possibly the best, and I definitely recommend seeing them. (Get floor seats!)