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Cavern City Tours – The story so far…. Around the world, the phenomenon of The Beatles had left the world rocking. The Merseybeat had left the cellars of Liverpool and changed the world in the 60s and sent the world

The idea first came from Chris Butler, who owns a sculpture foundry in the Baltic Triangle of Liverpool. Walking through Liverpool One shopping centre Chris saw the image of The Beatles from the 'Live at The BBC' album which used

On 3rd October 1959, Ray McFall took ownership of The Cavern Club. He bought the club for £2750 from Alan Sytner and stated that he wanted to "put Liverpool on the map as a leading jazz centre outside of London."

When we speak about The Cavern Club being The Most Famous Club In The World it is important to remember the many figures who gave The Club this legacy. We all know about The Beatles, but there were many people

This year's International Beatleweek was certainly one to remember! We are fortunate that many Beatleweekers are keen videographers too, who find themselves in the right place at the right time to capture these moments and then share on YouTube. Here

The Monday Club takes place every Monday at The Cavern Pub and has been a regular fixture for 8 years now. We decided to sit down with Ian Prowse, the founder of The Monday Club and ask him about the

Well that was the week that was as the Cavern Club brought Liverpool to LA where we took part in a string of successful, high-profile West Coast events. Cavern Club directors, including John Lennon's sister Julia, and our own Cavern

Liverpool’s world-famous Cavern Club has been described as the “Cradle of British Pop Music, the place where the Beatles musical identity was formed. The club has played a pivotal role in each and every period of popular music since it

So may I introduce to you, the act you've known for all these years... Neil was our very first customer in the Cavern Pub when it opened in 1994 and proudly carries with him the receipt number 0001. He was

I went to the Cavern between the ages of 15 and 19, so that would be 1962-66. The first six months was when I was a student at Machin & Harpers Secretarial College just off the top of Bold Street.

I first went to the Cavern with my friend Hilary Williams when we were 16 years of age. I remember walking down the cobbled street and into the narrow passageway at the entrance to the club, then descending down the

The Cavern Club opened its doors as a jazz club on 16th January 1957, owned by Alan Sytner. The doorway was originally where we now have our Cilla Black statue, which is The Cavern Club’s fire exit. On 3rd October 1959, new