The Fab 40 performs Beatles “Abbey Road” at Discovery Green
Saturday, September 12
40 local musicians “Come together” to commemorate the 40th anniversary of “Abbey Road”
Highlighting a fall season of terrific live music at Discovery Green, The Fab 40 returns to pay tribute to the original Fab 4 with a free, live performance of “Abbey Road” on Saturday, September 12. Members of this group of 40 local musicians – handpicked by Beatles enthusiasts David Blassingame and Steve Candelari – performed the Beatles’ albums “Sgt. Pepper” and the “White Album” previously. Each show takes months to perfect and features the exotic instruments and sound effects that the Beatles used. Sugar Hill Studios and Black Dog Records are collaborating with the Fab 40.
The Fab 40’s April 2008 performance of “Sgt. Pepper” drew an impressive crowd of over 4,000 people only two weeks after the Discovery Green’s official opening. For the “Abbey Road” performance, the public is encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for the Houston Food Bank, and of course their lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the show on the hill.
Download an image of the Fab 40 here. See a list of all 2009 Discovery Green Special Events, Art Series, Entertainment Series, Healthy Living, and Children & Families events.
What: The Fab 40 perform Beatles “Abbey Road” at Discovery Green
When: Saturday, September 12 at 7:00 PM
Where: Discovery Green, 1500 McKinney
Admission: Free and Open to the public – all who attend are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food donation for the Houston Food Bank.
Contact: www.discoverygreen.com or call 713.400.7336
About Discovery Green
The Discovery Green Conservancy operates the park. It is a private, non-profit organization formed in 2004 at the behest of the City of Houston’s Mayor Bill White. The Conservancy was charged with designing, building and operating an urban park on the property across from the George R. Brown Convention Center. The $122 million park project is a unique public-private partnership between the Discovery Green Conservancy and the City of Houston.
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