Rain – A Tribute to The Beatles at The Wiltern

Something die hard Beatlemaniacs appreciate about Rain is their insistence on performing songs The Beatles hardly ever did live. They like to play songs that, even if you were around for the real Beatles, you probably wouldn’t have heard. Coupled with their insanely accurate body language, this makes Rain the best Beatles tribute by far. They make sure that everything - from the costumes, to the hair, to the way they play - is perfectly replicated so that, if you squint, you’ll think the real Beatles are performing before your very eyes! And the best part is, you can get your tickets for when they come to Los Angeles right now! Make sure to grab some before they’re gone!

Following a rough timeline of The Beatles’ history, Rain aims to be a way for fans to feel connected to the band despite living decades after it ended. The Beatles are timeless, and younger fans are still getting into them every day. That’s why this show, which follows a decently accurate timeline of the events in their career, is so important. Grab your kids, grandkids, hell, get the whole family a ticket and head on down to The Wiltern this April! Seriously, there is no better introduction to The Beatles. Tickets are on sale now!

In spite of its seemingly effortless replication of the world’s favorite band, there’s a reason why Rain is so successful, and it is 100% intentional. Paul Curatolo, who plays Sir Paul McCartney, even taught himself how to play bass left-handed to fulfill his role as accurately as possible. From their facial expressions, banter, body language, everything. It’s all perfectly rehearsed so that you can truly feel as though you’ve stepped through time. And since the show follows the band’s career as they become legends, you know they had to get the costumes on point too. From the black and white silhouettes of their early days to Sgt. Pepper’s colourful uniforms, the audience falls deeper and deeper into the age of good old fashioned rock n roll with every costume change. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your tickets to Rain: A Tribute to The Beatles today!