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Moondogs Tackle Early McCartney

Mon, 08/01/2022 - 14:04
The Moondogs, a Beatles cover band, will perform Paul McCartney's music from 1962 to 1971 at the Clubhouse in East Hampton.
Leah Schiano

The Moondogs, the East End's Beatles tribute band, will rock the Clubhouse in East Hampton with "Paul McCartney: The Early Years," on Friday at 8 p.m., in celebration of Sir Paul's recent 80th birthday.

The band will perform faithful versions of his songs from 1962 to 1971. While the concert will emphasize classics from his Beatles years, it will also include selections from his first two post-Beatles albums.

The Moondogs are Fred Gilde (keyboards, vocals), Mick Hargreaves (guitar, vocals), Dan Koontz (keyboards, vocals), Joe Lauro (bass, vocals), Jeff Levitt (guitar), Mark Pohl (drums), and Michael Schiano (guitar, vocals). Tickets are $40.

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