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The FAB WannaBeatles Return to The Historic Masonic Theatre – Friday, November 14 at 7:00 PM Where FAB Meets FUN!

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November 2, 2025
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CLIFTON FORGE, Va. (VR) – Get ready to twist and shout once again—The WannaBeatles are coming back to The Historic Masonic Theatre! On Friday, November 14 at 7:00 PM, this award-winning, crowd-pleasing group will bring their high-energy performance and irresistible humor to the stage for a night of pure musical joy.

The WannaBeatles aren’t your average tribute band—they’re Grammy finalists who have wowed audiences on national television and in theatres and festivals across the country. Using their incredible multi-instrumental talents, they re-create the magic of every era of the Beatles’ songbook—and then
take it to a whole new level with comedy, creativity, and a few unexpected surprises.

The band features a powerhouse lineup:
 Dennis Scott, two-time Grammy-winning producer on guitar, harmonica, and vocals
 Nathan Burbank, musical arranger on bass, keys, and vocals
 David Toledo, Cuban-born percussionist and vocalist who keeps the energy soaring
 Quinten Biachi, the newest member, dazzling on guitars, saxophone, EWI (electric wind instrument), and vocals

Together, they deliver a fresh, interactive performance packed with showmanship, humor, and nostalgia—plus a few twists that make every concert uniquely “WannaBeatles.”

And while The Beatles may take center stage, the fun doesn’t stop there. The WannaBeatles mix in chart-topping hits from the ‘60s and ‘70s—think The Doors, The Who, Simon & Garfunkel, Buffalo Springfield, and The Monkees—creating a joyful musical journey for all ages.

So come ready to sing along, laugh, and dance the night away! Join us for a one-of-a-kind performance that proves why The WannaBeatles truly go “where no Beatles band has gone before.”

The WannaBeatles – Where FAB Meets FUN!

Tickets: Available now at www.historicmasonictheatre.com or by calling 540-862-5655.

For more upcoming events, visit The Historic Masonic Theatre website or follow us on Facebook at Historic Masonic Theatre & Amphitheatre.

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