The Young Analogues in MEZZ

One and a half years ago, The Analogues said goodbye; ten years during which they brought the studio years of The Beatles to life like no one else. The opening act that evening: The Young Analogues. Four young musicians who played the early work of The Beatles. So well that many people asked: “Are they continuing as The Analogues?” That was not the plan, but under the guidance of the ‘original Analogues’, The Young Analogues were given the opportunity to develop further. According to the Analogues method: no costumes, but full dedication to the authentic sound. 

Fortunately, the extensive vintage instrument collection was still available. The Young Analogues perform material from before '66. Less grand and orchestrated than the later work, but a substantial list of number 1 hits. All equally inventive and energetic. And with the ‘Red Double Album’ as a reference, adventurous material from, among others, ‘Rubber Soul’ is also covered. 

The Analogues proudly present a new generation of Beatles interpreters. Because that has always been what it’s about: keeping The Beatles alive!

Support Act: Rover Onslow

Rover Onslow is a hopeless romantic searching for love in the rough and bustling backstreets of Amsterdam. He channels this into his enchanting music, which moves effortlessly from orchestral pop to raw alternative rock.

His first EP was released earlier this year, on which Rover plays most of the instruments himself. The stylistic atmosphere is reminiscent of artists such as David Bowie, Cameron Winter and Paul McCartney

Live, Rover’s band goes all out with pianos, synthesizers and horns. They take you on a theatrical rollercoaster ride. Your shiny shoes will be ruined as you dance with tears streaming down your cheeks, yearning for more. Rover’s melodies will haunt you, whether you like it or not.

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