HEY BULLDOGS

There are bands that have always been part of our history. They accompany us in our lives whether or not we are aware of them and sometimes make up dozens, hundreds of remnants that could recount many of our lived experiences. The Beatles is, without a doubt, one of those groups.

Listening to them live ceased to be possible in 1966, when they decided to retire from the stage to dedicate themselves to producing a different type of music that the means available at the time would not have allowed them to play live… And this is where Hey Bulldogs come in: made up of five musicians from the world of beat, rock ‘n roll, classical and jazz, the band works with the sole intention of capturing on stage the attitude and nerve of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr without neglecting figures that were fundamental in its history, such as George Martin or Billy Preston.

Hey Bulldogs commit to a live show idea where every element is produced in service of the uncontested show, casting the rest into endless choruses of three, four or five voices, orchestral arrangements and 60s synths that span unapologetically from the so-called Beatlemania of the early years, of contagious rock ‘n roll, going through its transitions from love of details, to new guitars, to psychedelia, and reaching the culminating point of the avant-garde where everything had its place and unfortunately never could. be experienced live.

They are not a typical tribute band: here the tribute is music in its purest form that sounds like Beatles and energy on stage, without addressing the theatricality where one can look for the copy of specific gestures or aesthetics. Hey Bulldogs have the sound that would have gone on in our heads if The Beatles had still been around. No more no less.
With that hallmark that the attitude on stage spreads to the public, of having a good time up and down in a show that, if one had to describe it in one word, would be “fun”, Hey Bulldogs give themselves live to the proposal of the four from Liverpool in their most playful and vital line, with the complete tour of their entire history from start to finish.

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