Covid Safe Practices at Let It Be Live
Event Conditions are subject to change dependent on COVID guidelines & regulations at the time of the event.
CLOAKROOM:
Cloakroom will be unavailable. Bags larger than A3 and backpacks will not be admitted into the venue
HEALTH & HYGIENE:
Please, ensure you wash your hands.
Hand sanitiser will be provided for patrons to use before entering the venue. Staff will sanitise the venue before and after all performances and during the event to ensure a clean environment.
Only attend the event if you are feeling well. If you present any COVID-19 symptoms get tested as soon as possible and follow social isolation guidelines until you recover.
If you have any questions regarding COVID-19, please head to the SA Health Website for more information.
https://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/wps/wcm/connect/public+content/sa+health+internet/conditions/infectious+diseases/covid-19
ABOUT LET IT BE LIVE
50th Anniversary Tour
KRAM (Spiderbait)
DARREN MIDDLETON (Powderfinger)
MARK WILSON (Jet)
DAVEY LANE (You Am I)
plus Special Guests
Celebrate the Closing Chapter of the Greatest Rock ‘n’ Roll Story of All Time
Following two sold-out tours of The Beatles’ Abbey Road live in 2019/20, ARC is returning in 2022 to present the final Beatles album in all its glory – Let It Be.
ARC, Australian Rock Collective, comprised of Kram, Darren Middleton, Mark Wilson and Davey Lane are self-confessed Beatles tragics. As they did with Abbey Road Live, the band will once again walk the tightrope to faithfully and lovingly bring another brilliant Beatles creation to life on stage – Let It Be from start to finish – followed by a second set playing a selection of favourites spanning the breadth of The Beatles’ catalogue.
Predominately recorded in 1969 prior to Abbey Road, Let It Be was released on May 8th 1970, days before the release film of the same name and almost a month after the band split-up.
Home to 12 tracks including “Get Back”, “The Long and Winding Road”, “Across the Universe” and of course “Let It Be”, McCartney’s ode to his mother, Mary. It was The Beatles’ 12th and final studio album, and the closing chapter in the greatest rock ‘n’ roll story of all time.
The Let It Be recording sessions were filmed and are set to be released later this year in the Peter Jackson produced and directed documentary, The Beatles: Get Back.
EVENT INFO
Sunday 15 May 2022
Doors 6:30pm
Show 7:30pm
Covid Safe Event
MASKS ARE MANDATORY AT THIS EVENT
Please bring your own cloth mask to the theatre to reduce wastage. Patrons refusing to wear a mask will be evicted from the venue without a refund under the Terms and Conditions of Entry.
All Ages
This event is all ages. All patrons must hold a ticket regardless of age. It is recommended that patrons 15 years of age and under are accompanied by a paying Adult.
Wheelchair/Accessible Seating/Companion Card
For all enquiries please contact the Box Office on
Ph. (08) 8443 5255.
OFFICIAL TICKETS SOLD THROUGH TICKETMASTER ONLY