Beatles: Tribute show ends with audience angry with ‘wall of noise’

Beatles: Tribute show ends with audience angry with ‘wall of noise’

Beatles by Candlelight performance took place at Winchester Cathedral, a venue that received complaints of ‘deafening acoustics’

During a tribute show to Beatleslegendary rock band formed by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr It is George Harrisonthe audience was outraged by a “wall of noise” and abandoned the performance.

The show in question, called Beatles by Candlelighthappened in Winchester Cathedral, which is more than a thousand years old, and people present at the site complained about the “deafening acoustics.” Because of this, the songs became indistinguishable from each other, without the possibility of understanding the lyrics or melodies.

Winchester Cathedral

According to information from the GB News, tickets to witness the tributes cost around £40 (approximately R$260 at current prices) per person. In the vehicle, several people who went to the show reported how they didn’t know which song was playing.

“We’ve been looking forward to this for weeks and really excited. We thought it would be a really cool night, but no,” one concertgoer told The Telegraph. “The noise level was unbelievable. You couldn’t understand what track they were playing until there were some interruptions… my ears were ringing.”

I’m not sure if it was the acoustics of the cathedral. I don’t think the band could have been that bad. I feel for them.

Furthermore, a spokesperson for Winchester Cathedral spoke out to GB News and explained how both parties are “disappointed” with the way the presentation went — and are working “to understand what went wrong.”

“We are very disappointed because the quality of the concert we held on Saturday fell short of the expectations of the cathedral and our guests,” he said John Blakecommercial director of Winchester Cathedral. “There were some areas of the cathedral where the acoustics and sound levels were not satisfactory. We recognized this and worked with the production company Beatles by Candlelight and our sound engineers to understand what went wrong and ensure it doesn’t happen in the future.”

Source: Rollingstone

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