Saturday, February 10, 1962

Birkenhead

Concert • By The Beatles • Part of the 1962 Liverpool Area Concerts

Details

Country: United Kingdom
City: Birkenhead
Location: St Paul's Presbyterian Church Hall

Location

Location: St Paul's Presbyterian Church Hall

Timeline

Concert Feb 09, 1962 • United Kingdom • Liverpool • Evening

Concert Feb 09, 1962 • United Kingdom • Birkenhead • Evening

Concert Feb 10, 1962 • United Kingdom • Birkenhead

Concert Feb 11, 1962 • United Kingdom • Liverpool

Session Feb 12, 1962 • Radio audition at BBC Manchester

St Paul's Presbyterian Church Hall

This was the 1st concert played at St Paul's Presbyterian Church Hall.

A total of 2 concerts have been played there • 1962 • Feb 10• Mar 10

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Eric Wolfarth • 6 years ago

Hi. I came across a Beatles ticket from this night Feb 10, 1962. Wondering how I may get this authenicated. Also, how many people were at this show - is there any stats on how many people the venue could hold ?

The PaulMcCartney Project • 6 years ago

Hi Eric, I've not been able to find how many people the venue could hold - "The Complete Beatles Chronicle" from Mark Lewisohn, the reference for the Bealtes concert, doesn't mention it.

Have a look at http://www.45worlds.com/live/venue/st-pauls-presbyterian-church-hall for a advert for the show - might give you some clue how authentic your ticket is.

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