25 Years After Its Premiere: The Hit Musical About the Legendary Mop Tops Returns to the Stage 

In 1960, four young men named John, Paul, George, and Ringo formed the band "The Beatles." This was followed by a decade in which the so-called "Fab Four" made music history and created timeless hits. To this day, their music continues to inspire enthusiasm worldwide. The musical biography "all you need is love!" premiered in 2000 on the lake stage at Chiemsee and has since captivated millions. On a grand 25th-anniversary tour, this successful production tells the story of the Beatles, from their beginnings as a backing band to achieving global fame, and brings the magic of that era back to the stage. 

With an estimated worldwide sales of over one billion records, the most No. 1 albums, and the most successful songwriting duo of Lennon/McCartney in pop history, The Beatles are undoubtedly one of the greatest bands of all time. The musical biography, presented in two acts, recounts the significant milestones of the four lads from Liverpool on their way to global fame: from their early performances at the Star-Club in Hamburg to their last joint and world-famous concert on the rooftop of Apple Records in London. "all you need is love! - The Beatles Musical" features over 30 hits, presenting all the immortal songs of the Fab Four live. It has thrilled over a million viewers in more than 1,000 performances across 14 countries and brings the magic of the past back to life.

The Story of the Beatles in Two Acts: From Backing Band to Mass Hysteria 

The audience can relive that legendary decade when The Beatles seemingly effortlessly produced one global hit after another, driving their competition to despair. The musical is divided into two acts. In the first part, the actors tell the story of The Beatles' beginnings, when they came to Hamburg in 1960 and initially played as a backing band in strip clubs and pubs, later giving their own concerts and eventually breaking through in the USA. In the second part, "Beatlemania" finally erupts. The British band drives their fans into ecstasy at performances and sets new standards in fashion and lifestyle. At the peak of their career, in 1970, The Beatles announced their breakup after their last and world-famous concert on the rooftop of the Apple Records label in London. But the myth lives on to this day!