The George Harrison Project is bringing its popular show to the Seagull Theatre on Saturday, October 10.
George Harrison helped to create some of the most beloved songs in history.
As a member of the Beatles, he contributed to the sale of more than 600 million records globally.
Following the Beatles’ split, Harrison formed The Traveling Wilburys, a supergroup where every member was considered a legend.
He also produced several solo albums, including the iconic All Things Must Pass.
The George Harrison Project aims to revive his extensive catalogue of music, offering a show filled with nostalgia, musicianship, and joy.
The performers strive to capture the warmth, wit, and spiritual sparkle that made Harrison a beloved figure.
Celebrated tribute show honours Beatles legend George Harrison (Image: Supplied)
The evening will feature classics such as Here Comes The Sun, My Sweet Lord, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Something, What Is Life, Handle With Care, End Of The Line, and more.
The concert promises a journey through the soundtrack of a generation, inviting audiences to sing along.
The show is performed with passion and precision, in celebration of Harrison’s legacy.
Tickets for the October 10 performance at The Seagull in Lowestoft, which starts at 7.30pm, can be purchased via theseagull.co.uk or by calling the Box Office on 0333 666 3366.
A spokesman for the show said the George Harrison Project’s tribute show promises to celebrate a musical legacy that continues to inspire and uplift audiences.
He added that with a setlist filled with classics, the concert is expected to be a feel-good journey through the soundtrack of a generation and it is set to be a testament to Harrison’s enduring influence on the music industry, offering an evening of nostalgia, musicianship, and pure joy.