Bubble Do Beatles

We’re very excited to post these four clips from our sold out Joe’s Pub “Rubber Soul” shows! Recorded by Danny Garcia for Germ Recordings and mixed by Bubble’s guitarist John Merjave, all four tunes can also be heard live at Bubble’s up and coming “Unplugged” show at the 92YTribeca! Below are “A Hard Day’s Night”, “We Can Work It Out”, “Nowhere Man” and “Norwegian Wood”.

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Bubble, fresh off performing The Beatles’ Rubber Soul to two sell out crowds at Joe’s Pub, bring some of the Fab Four’s more acoustic tunes to 92YTribeca next month. On Sunday, April 11th, the Bring Your Own Kid series presents Bubble do Beatles: Unplugged for a special family concert. And yes…they will be performing “Yellow Submarine”.

The band is proud to announce we will be performing Rubber Soul in Philly (World Cafe Live on 2/20) and NYC (Joe’s Pub on 3/7). This will be only our second time doing this album live but our first time at Joe’s Pub! The band will perform the album in it’s entirety in addition to other 1965 singles and album tracks. These are also our first shows of 2010!  Order tickets for World Cafe Live here and Joe’s Pub here!

See you at the shows!

With our Magical Mystery Tour show a few days away we thought it would be cool to give you a preview. Here are some highlights filmed and edited by Steve DiCasa, with additional footage from Paul Barkan.