What if there was a Beatles reunion in 1971 and they recorded a new album? Take some of their solo stuff from 1970 -71 and that's a pretty good album. What if a bunch of pandemic weary Beatles fans wanted to get together to listen to some live Beatles music. That's a Beatles reunion too! Come together with Jonesey and Friends for a brand new Beatles show. Some classics, plus the album they could have recorded in 1971. 7:30 show and 10:30 show Tickets: $25 , $40 for both shows See Less

Show cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Stay home, stay well.

The Beatles swan song, Abbey Road, was released on September 26 1969. They knew this would be their last record together, and listening to it is a deeply moving experience for Beatles fans old and new. To mark the 50th anniversary of this release, Jonesey and Friends (Paul Johanis, Aaron Reid, Michel Cloutier, Gil Charron and David Ranger) will be playing the entire album live on Saturday September 28 at the Rainbow Bistro. This will be the last of the 50th anniversary Beatles concerts put on by Jonesey and Friends, having now performed a live version of every album from Beatlemania in November 2013 to the White Album last year. Come for the chance to hear this masterpiece live, stay for the Beatles dance party afterwards.