IMAGINE The Tribute
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Bio
Marcus Cahill is the face and voice of John Lennon and also the founding member of the "Imagine The Tribute" show (Since 2003)
As a John Lennon impersonator he has won world wide praise for his renditions of classic Lennon/Beatles songs, both vocally & visually. He enjoys touring to all the different cities around the world and meeting all the fans.
In 2003 Marcus devoted his time to perfecting his own show "Imagine The Tribute" and is very proud of it and enjoying its continued rise to success.
About
A John Lennon Tribute Show featuring multi award winner Marcus Cahill as his hero (John Lennon) and the ‘Imagine Band’; a line-up of the worlds most respected musicians. "A splendid time is guaranteed for all".
World Famous with fans across the world, IMAGINE The Tribute have performed in USA, Canada, Ireland, Wales, United Kingdom, Hong Kong and of course Australia to their acclaim. IMAGINE The Tribute is the only Lennon show worth seeing. You will be amazed by how much Marcus sounds and looks like his hero John Lennon.
Songs such as Twist and Shout, She Loves You, A Hard Days Night, Help!, Ticket to Ride, Nowhere Man, From Me To You, Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds, Across the Universe, All You Need Is Love, Give Peace a Chance, Starting Over, Woman, Imagine, Jealous Guy, Mind Games, Instant Karma, Stand By Me, Working Class Hero, which came from this prolific singer song writer, who played a very important role in the development of pop mainstream.
The songs of Lennon helped change the voice of popular music forever. He rescued rock 'n roll from the doldrums and helped give youth culture a common voice all in the name of Peace and Love.
IMAGINE The Tribute recreates the 60’s, 70’s and 80's through the music and life of one of the finest singer songwriters of our time, John Lennon. Performing everybody’s favourite Beatles and Lennon hits, bringing memories of these era’s back to life, using authentic instruments and costumes.
