Liverpool celebrated the very first Beatles Day yesterday, with tribute bands performing around the city, including an all-female band on the roof of BBC Radio Merseyside, and people in the city wearing 'mop-top' wigs. It all culminated with a concert at the Liverpool Arena. The profits for the day went to various charities, including Alder Hey Imagine Appeal and Liverpool Unites. As previously reported, the 10 Jul was chosen for the now annual event because it was the date that the Beatles returned to Liverpool after their first American tour. Obviously.
Jul 11, 2008
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Liverpool celebrates first Beatles Day
Liverpool held its first Beatles Day on 10 July with tribute bands, a concert at the Liverpool Arena and profits going to local charities.