THREE IS A TRIO,
BUT ONLY FOUR IS FAB!

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Dear friends of “Come Together Experience”, Dear Beatle People,

The following is not an April Fool's joke - it's our wish to fuel the title of our festival with life, also in terms of tickets: Come together! Come with your besties! Experience this intoxicating club festival with friends, partners and children!

Because: Three is a trio but only four is fab!

The idea: Starting today, we are offering you the unique opportunity to buy four CTE tickets for the price of three for a period of 92 hours! 

The offer relates exclusively to the "Come Together" ticket, i.e. the ticket with which you can visit all shows and events of the "Come Together Experience"

with the exception of the concerts in the Laeiszhalle.

The bundle for four tickets costs €297 plus presale fees

and can be ordered on the CTE website www.cometogether-experience.com.

"It was good training…

we built a little audience."

Paul McCartney

There is a special reason for this offer on April 1st - an extraordinary anniversary. Because on April 1, 1961, exactly 62 years ago, the Beatles started their

second residency in Hamburg's in the legendary

Top Ten Club (today's moondoo) on Reeperbahn 136.

It was Easter Saturday and the first of a total of 92 consecutive nights,

in where the Beatles played up to ten 45-minute shows in a row every night -

from early evening til the morning light.

It was always the same routine: a 45-minute set, followed up 15-minute break. And start all over again and again. And this is how they became so good! 

On the first day there were just three of them, because Paul and Pete were still waiting for their entry permit (we remember: the complaint about arson in the Bambi cinema was still running...). From Easter Sunday, April 2, 1961, they were complete again: John, Paul, George, Stu and Pete.
 

Wamburg was really like our apprenticeship, learning how to play in front of people."

George Harrison

The Beatles loved the Top Ten. Here they had an excellent PA with a then super modern "echo on the microphones". The club on the Reeperbahn attracted a larger and more diverse crowd. Here they played together with Hamburg's big star, Mr. Tony Sheridan. The master, the teacher. 

And so, in June 1961, at the end of this three-month guest performance, 

they also signed their first record deal with with Bert Kampfert and Polydor.

We are taking this historically significant event into account with our 

“Three is a trio, but only four is fab” ticket deal. Get'em while they're hot!