Quick Facts

The Beatles-inspired live student performance
Classic rock and pop
Saturday, October 24, 2026 at 5:30 PM
Free admission
All ages
School of Rock Doylestown, 88 South Main Street, Doylestown, PA 18901

Who

Student musicians from School of Rock Doylestown take the stage for a special performance exploring the solo careers and musical output of the four members of The Beatles after the band's breakup.

What

The Beatles may have ended, but the music didn't stop.

Beyond the Beatles explores the remarkable solo careers of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr following the breakup of The Beatles. From landmark solo albums and hit singles to new bands, collaborations, and evolving musical styles, this showcase highlights how each member continued to shape rock and popular music.

Hear the songs that defined their post-Beatles careers and discover what happened when four of the most influential musicians in music history went their separate ways.

Why It Matters

The story of The Beatles doesn't end with the band's breakup. Studying their post-Beatles music gives students an opportunity to explore how individual artists develop their own musical identities, songwriting styles, and approaches to performance.

At School of Rock Doylestown, students learn by rehearsing and performing live, building musicianship, confidence, teamwork, and stagecraft along the way.

Who Should Attend

Beatles fans and classic-rock fans
Fans of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr
Music-history and songwriting enthusiasts
Families and friends supporting School of Rock student musicians
Anyone looking for free live music in Doylestown, PA

What You Will Hear

Expect a diverse selection of music from the post-Beatles careers of all four members, showcasing their individual voices as songwriters, performers, and recording artists.

From rock and pop hits to more experimental and introspective material, Beyond the Beatles demonstrates just how much musical ground these four artists covered after 1970.

Plan Your Visit

Doors open approximately 15 minutes before showtime. Seating is limited, with standing room available. Arrive early for the best view.