Laurence Juber We are so thrilled to have "LJ" aboard! He is truly an amazing artist and will be keeping everyone entertained with his acoustic talents.
Guitarist
Laurence Juber is a two-time Grammy award-winning fingerstyle acoustic guitarist, also known for his electric work as lead guitarist in Paul McCartney's Wings.
Juber has released 16 critically acclaimed solo albums which feature his celebrated arrangements of popular tunes and genre-crossing compositions.
He was voted "Guitarist of the Year" by the readers of Fingerstyle Guitar Magazine. His CD of solo renditions of the music of the Fab Four, "LJ Plays The Beatles", made the top ten acoustic guitar albums of all time in Acoustic Guitar Magazine. It prompted Sir Paul to request one of Wings tunes, which was duly delivered as "One Wing".
A dynamic, entertaining performer and an accomplished clinician, LJ brings his passion for the guitar to venues around the world,
creating a multifaceted performance that belies the use of only one instrument.
Founded by John Lennon impersonation artist, Don Bellezzo and performing the Beatles since 1986, Las Vegas based Yesterday - A Tribute to The Beatles tours not only in the U.S. but Internationally. With seven tours of Japan, dozens more to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Bahamas, Mexico and United States military bases throughout the World, these Entertainers have performed on five continents.
Yesterday has been featured on radio, television, and in magazine publications. Among these are Rolling Stone Magazine, NBC, CBS, and ABC, Dick Clark’s “Your Big Break” and Ed McMahon’s “Star Search”. Invited by the U.S. Postal Service to entertain at the unveiling of the “Yellow Submarine” Postage Stamp, Yesterday performed at the prestigious Smithsonian Institute, Washington, D.C.
The resident Beatles Tribute Show Band for “Legends in Concert,” the world’s premier and longest running tribute show, Yesterday performs at the Flamingo Hotel and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada and Legends Family Theater in Branson, Missouri.
Yesterday is featured with other Las Vegas celebrities on video at McCarran International Airport, welcoming all to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’… Las Vegas!
Joining forces with Producer Barbara McKeown and Yesterday Productions, Yesterday’s most popular show,‘The British Are Coming!’ was created in the summer of 2006. Depicting the Beatles LIVE U. S. performances, ‘The British Are Coming!’ was performed nightly in Atlantic City, N.J. at The Tropicana Hotel and Casino’s Liverpool Club Theater. The Liverpool Club setting was a reproduction of the famed Cavern Club, home of the Beatles first shows. It was created specifically by the Tropicana for Yesterday’s 2007 summer run. Critically acclaimed, ‘The British Are Coming!’ proved so successful it was extended for (3) three years at the Tropicana Hotel Casino and became Atlantic City’s longest running musical of its kind. The show, opening in Lake Tahoe in 2008 and extended for (8) eight months, is currently performed by Yesterday Beatles Tribute Show Bands in Theaters world wide. Providing Classical charts for a 50 piece orchestra with scores for such Beatles classics as “Something”, “A Day In The Life,” “Penny Lane” and “Sgt. Pepper”, Yesterday has performed over the last ten years with many of today’s most renowned Symphonies in their POPS series.
Yesterday’s Touring Cast continues to perform at theaters across the nation.
Expertly depicting all eras of Beatles music, members of Yesterday’s Show Bands and Touring Cast are among the top artist’s in today’s Beatles Tribute world.
Shannon - "The Worlds Greatest Beatles Artist"
Tony Perkins
One of TV and radio personality Tony Perkins' earliest memories is seeing The Beatles on "The Ed Sullivan Show" as a toddler. He has been a fan ever since. Tony was the weatherman and feature reporter for ABC'S "Good Morning America" from 1999 to 2005. During that time he became known to Beatles' fans nationwide for his interviews with Ringo Starr, Olivia Harrison, Yoko Ono, and many others. As the show's best-known pop music aficionado, he presented highly regarded pieces on George Harrison's death, the twentieth anniversary of John Lennon's death, the re-emergence of Ringo, "Let it Be.....Naked", and many other topics. In addition to this, Tony has appeared often at "The Fest for Beatles Fans" as a panelist and interviewer.
During the cruise, Tony will show excerpts of his interviews with Ringo Starr, and will talk about his interactions with Starr, Paul McCartney, Olivia Harrison, Yoko, various members of Wings, and many others.
Tony currently is a morning anchor and weather personality for "Fox Morning News" in Washingotn, D.C. He has been writing a book about The Beatles for about 20 years, and according to him, will probably never finish it.
Tony Bramwell
"If you want to know anything about the Beatles, ask Tony Bramwell. He remembers more than I do."- Sir Paul McCartney to Donovan in a January 2002 interview Tony Bramwell's incredible life began in a postwar Liverpool suburb, where he was childhood friends with three of the Beatles long before they were famous.
And by the time he caught up with George Harrison on the top of a bus going to check out "The Beatles, direct from Hamburg"--one of whom George turned out to be--Tony was well on his way to staying by them for every step of their meteoric rise.
If anything needed taking care of, Tony Bramwell was the man the Beatles called, the man they knew they could trust. His story has been sought after for years, and now, here it is, full of untold stories and detailing with an insider's shrewd eye the Apple empire's incomparable rise, Brian Epstein's frolics, Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters, Phil Spector's eccentric behavior, and new stories about Yoko Ono, the Stones, and the life-his life.
From developing the first Beatle music videos to heading Apple Films, and from riding bikes and trading records with George Harrison to working and partying with everyone from the Beatles to Hendrix, Ray Charles, and The Who, Tony's life really did (and does) encompass a who's who of rock. His story reveals fresh insights into the Beatles' childhoods and families, their early recordings and songwriting, the politics at Apple, and Yoko's pursuit of John and her growing influence over the Beatles' lives.
And it uncovers new information about the Shea Stadium concert footage, John Lennon's late-night "escapes," and more. From the Cavern Club to the rooftop concert, from the first number one to the last, and from scraps of song lyrics to the discovery of the famous Mr. Kite circus poster, Tony Bramwell really did see it all.Conversational, direct, and honest, the ultimate Beatles insider finally shares his own version of the frantic and glorious ascent of four boys from Liverpool lads to rock and roll kings.
Founded by John Lennon impersonation artist, Don Bellezzo and performing the Beatles since 1986, Las Vegas based Yesterday - A Tribute to The Beatles tours not only in the U.S. but Internationally. With seven tours of Japan, dozens more to Canada, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Bahamas, Mexico and United States military bases throughout the World, these Entertainers have performed on five continents.
Yesterday is featured with other Las Vegas celebrities on video at McCarran International Airport, welcoming all to the ‘Entertainment Capital of the World’… Las Vegas!
Providing Classical charts for a 50 piece orchestra with scores for such Beatles classics as “Something”, “A Day In The Life,” “Penny Lane” and “Sgt. Pepper”, Yesterday has performed over the last ten years with many of today’s most renowned Symphonies in their POPS series. 
One of TV and radio personality Tony Perkins' earliest memories is seeing The Beatles on "The Ed Sullivan Show" as a toddler. He has been a fan ever since. Tony was the weatherman and feature reporter for ABC'S "Good Morning America" from 1999 to 2005. During that time he became known to Beatles' fans nationwide for his interviews with Ringo Starr, Olivia Harrison, Yoko Ono, and many others. As the show's best-known pop music aficionado, he presented highly regarded pieces on George Harrison's death, the twentieth anniversary of John Lennon's death, the re-emergence of Ringo, "Let it Be.....Naked", and many other topics. In addition to this, Tony has appeared often at "The Fest for Beatles Fans" as a panelist and interviewer.
"If you want to know anything about the Beatles, ask Tony Bramwell. He remembers more than I do."- Sir Paul McCartney to Donovan in a January 2002 interview Tony Bramwell's incredible life began in a postwar Liverpool suburb, where he was childhood friends with three of the Beatles long before they were famous.