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Hollywood & Wine's 2011 Finale is once again hosted by the Fab Faux! Late night TV studio musicians make up the Fab Faux with their full orchestra and pay tribute to the Beatles by playing albums reflecting their movie music: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and Let It Be plus other assorted movie music.
Fab Faux will perform TWO Shows at the Arizona Biltmore
Saturday, September 3rd at 8:00pm - 10:00pm - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Sunday, September 4th at 8:00pm - 10:00pm - Let It Be
>> Buy Tickets for The Fab Faux
For the ultimate Fab Faux experience, choose from two special Room & Concert Packages, which include a behind-the-scenes film screening and live panel discussion with The Fab Faux! Rates start at $199 for room accommodations and tickets for two, and $239 for VIP tickets to the show.
>> Learn More About The Fab Faux Room & Concert Packages
With a commitment to the accurate reproduction of The Beatles' repertoire, The Fab Faux treat the seminal music with unwavering respect, and are known for their painstaking recreations of the songs (with emphasis on the later works never performed live by the Beatles). Far beyond a cover band, they play the music of The Beatles so impeccably that one must experience it to believe it. Imagine hearing complex material like "Strawberry Fields Forever" or "I Am the Walrus" performed in complete part-perfect renditions; or such harmony-driven songs as "Because", "Nowhere Man", and "Paperback Writer", reproduced not only note-for-note, but with extra vocalists to achieve a double-tracked effect.
The musical virtuosity of The Fab Faux — in actuality five of the hardest working musicians in NYC — completely up-ends the concept of a Beatles tribute band. Far beyond being extended sets of cover versions, their astounding shows are an inspired re-discovery of the Beatles' musical magic, as The Fab Faux tackles the group's most demanding material live onstage in a way that has to be experienced to be believed.
Calling them, "the greatest Beatles cover band — without the wigs," Rolling Stone senior editor David Fricke wrote, "the Faux invigorate the artistry of even the Beatles' most intricate studio masterpieces with top chops and Beatlemaniac glee." Approaching the songs with the intent of playing them live as accurately in musical reading and in spirit as possible, The Faux's breathtaking performances tend to dispel all concert goers' previous notions of a Beatles tribute act. "The Fab Faux have the hardest job in the history of R & R and they pull it off damn well. All rock bands want to be like the Beatles; these guys have the nerve to BE the Beatles. Amazingly, they're so good at it you learn new things about the originals" — Dave Marsh, legendary Rock Critic and Sirius Radio Host.
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