World's Largest Beatles Tribute Festival Says 'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah' to Washington, D.C.'s Gaylord National Resort

World's Largest Beatles Tribute Festival Says 'Yeah, Yeah, Yeah' to Washington, D.C.'s Gaylord National Resort

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- You Say You Want A Revolution?

On the 46th anniversary of The Beatles conquering America, the world's largest Beatles tribute festival, Abbey Road on the River, announced it would expand to National Harbor, Maryland, September 2-6, 2010. The new Labor Day Weekend music festival will bring more than 50 international bands and thousands of Beatles fans to the nation's Capital. The stunning Gaylord National Resort, the festival's venue, will offer hotel rooms beginning at just $139 per night, 25% to 40% below standard rates. The four-star resort, the crown jewel of the new National Harbor, will be home base for Abbey Road on the River's bands and attendees, hosting two indoor stages, four outdoor stages, seminars, and a Beatles merchandise market place.

Beatles fans will experience five days of peace, love and rock-n-roll at the Gaylord, steps from National Harbor's shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and waterfront attractions. The Harbor is also a short ride from The White House, Mount Vernon, and other popular area attractions.

The 50 Beatles bands, from mop tops to Sgt. Peppers, represent a dozen different countries including Greece, Germany, Italy, England, Scotland, Russia, Sweden, Norway, Canada, and the USA. They will perform the entire discography of The Beatles from 1963's "Please Please Me" through John, Paul, George and Ringo's final history-making album together, 1970's "Abbey Road." And if you also love the music they made as solo artists, the event will feature special concerts dedicated to their careers after they were Fab. It all "comes together" on the banks of the Potomac River, giving their legions of fans the ultimate Fab Four Fan Weekend.

The Beatles, the best-selling band of the last ten years (as well as the past 46), is the one rock 'n' roll band that equally appeals to young and old. It was true in the 1960's, and it's more true now as longtime fans pass on their love for the Fab Four to their children and for many, now their grandchildren.

Room rates at the Gaylord National Resort normally ranging from $199-$379, are available for Abbey Road on the River attendees for just $139 per night. For guests staying three nights, this is a savings of over $200. Families can take advantage of another Fab money saving incentive by purchasing their tickets by May 31st. Tickets purchased before May 31st include free admission for one 21 and under guest with each regular ticket holder. "One of the things we want to do is pass along the love of this music to others so that it can carry on," festival organizer Gary Jacob said. "Everyone has an inner Beatle; combining The Beatles' eternal music with this great venue is the perfect way for you to find it."

Visit www.abbeyroadontheriver.com to see the lineup and schedule, purchase tickets, make reservations, and to get more information.

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Source: GMJ Events

CONTACT: Jennifer Montgomery, +1-502-418-6819, jennifer@m2maxmedia.com

Web Site: http://www.abbeyroadontheriver.com/

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