Free Concert - Middle Island

You will hear a sampling of Beatles songs spanning their entire career which always leaves crowds cheering for more! We don't wear wigs however our show begins with early Beatles show, then through A Hard Days Night and continues with the mania of our Shea Stadium jackets, then threw Sgt. Pepper with our Pepper jackets and then with our psychedelic shirts as a Magical Mystery Tour then we culminate with the a rooftop performance! Penny Lane's repertoire features all singles and favorite songs

MEET THE BAND

Marc Elliot Kalman

Marc Elliot Kalman wanted to be a baseball player. On February 9, 1964 he changed his mind, dropped the “ball” and became a bass player. The Beatles in an instant gave purpose to his life. Marc studied music at Queens College in NYC and is proud to say he has made a full time career of music. He plays bass, guitar, keyboards and sings. He started as a sub for Penny Lane in 2013 and became the full time bass player in 2014.He is the owner and bandleader of Marc Elliot Music.

Tom

Tom has been a fixture of the Long Island music scene for over 30 years. A classically trained percussionist and vocalist, he has been singing, playing drums and percussion professionally for most of his life. Tom strives to provide the audience with an exciting, unforgettable performance each show whether it be in front of dozens, hundreds or thousands of people. For seventeen years he was half of the duo Double Play who entertained audiences throughout eastern Long Island.

Jimmy DiNapoli

I started lessons for playing drums at age of 8. A year later, I switched to guitar. At 14, I played in a wedding band with my Dad & brother. After 7 years playing with them I switch to a 60′s band that lasted 10 years. I also played in a Top 40 band in the late 90′s till present I got involved with Beatles tribute bands in 1995, performing as the “George Harrison” with them and got a chance to travel and performed at the famous Cavern Club in Liverpool.

Bob Curits

I started playing guitar when I was in 3rd grade. When I was in 4th grade I gave guitar lessons to my school teacher. I wasn’t very good but that’s ok, he wasn’t either. My earliest recollection of music was the church choir that consisted of guitar players and drums (which was pretty rare back then). Even the Priest played guitar with the choir. In 9th grade I met my best friend who played guitar as well. We would sit and listen to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blue Oyster Cult and Neil Young.