Beatles Tribute Band from Birmingham, AL
Since 2003, New Year’s Eve with The BeatLads is an annual tradition beloved by many people in Birmingham. This event almost always sells out so plan to come! Tickets are available online through Wild Roast Cafe. Enjoy these clips from our practices! Please Please Me What Goes On
Friday – June 28, 2019 – 7:00 PM Trojan Center Theater – FREE Admission
The Beatles on Sirius Radio! Let’s make America Fab Again! – GeorgeLad, A man of few words but great guitar.
I’m too young to remember the Beatles invading America now they are invading my radio with a Beatles station. I was born in 1967. I have two older brothers though that are huge Beatles fans and they raised me on their music. One of them gave me the Red and Blue albums on CD for […]
Join us for a show! The Beatlads will be playing at Goat Island Brewing in Cullman on Friday, April 21 from 7 to 10 PM. There will be no cover so come on out and enjoy some Beatles and brews! Friday, April 21 at 7 PM – 10 PM Goat Island Brewing 1646-A John H […]
Doors open at 6pm, with food at 6:30, and the jam to start @7pm! First United Methodist Church Cullman 320 3rd St SE, Cullman, Alabama 35055 For more details – check out our Facebook Event!
The BeatLads suggest the following links for your internet surfing! Links: Beatlads mentioned in the Washington Post article! North Coast Music Jammin Sams — source for the Black Oyster Pearl for the drum set! A great site for info on Beatles guitars: http://www.nickmartellaro.info/ BeatleLinks – The Beatles Internet Resource Guide www.beatlesuits.com — Source for our […]
A big part of reproducing the sound of the Beatles is using the correct instruments (Beatles Gear) and equipment that helped create the tone of the British Invasion in the early ’60s. To that end the BeatLads perform with the same (or similar) models of Gretsch, Rickenbacker, Hofner, and Gibson guitars used by the Fab […]
The history of the BeatLads mirrors that of the original Fab Four in several ways. Lawton Higgs and Jamie Glass (“John” and “Paul”) were the first of the four “Lads” to combine their musical talents. As co-directors of a Jr. High week at Methodist Camp Sumatanga, the two entertained “the masses” with their renditions […]