| 1998 | Founded in New York City by Late Show bassist Will Lee and Conan bandleader Jimmy Vivino with a mandate to perform the Beatles' unplayable catalog, the studio-era works the band itself never took on the road. |
| 1998 | Built an early following packing the Bowery Ballroom, Webster Hall, and Irving Plaza with full-band reproductions of complex arrangements including "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "I Am the Walrus." |
| 2005 | Staged a complete live performance of "The White Album" in its entirety, a set piece that drew national press and defined the band's signature concert format. |
| 2017 | Anchored a recurring residency at the Beacon Theatre, NYC, where elaborate themed programs regularly featured the Hogshead Horns and Creme Tangerine Strings for orchestral Beatles recreations. |
| 2022 | Returned to the Beacon Theatre for their annual New York engagement, drawing fans across the tri-state area for another themed full-album night. |
| 2023 | Performed at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester and the State Theatre in New Brunswick, headlining their mid-year Northeast touring circuit with rotating Beatles album programs. |
| 2023 | Performed "Revolver" in its entirety alongside the Psychedelic Singles at the Beacon Theatre, backed by the Hogshead Horns and Creme Tangerine Strings, marking the album's 57th anniversary. |
| 2024 | Headlined the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester with a set built around "The Beatles' #1s," drawing on the band's deepest catalog knowledge to recreate the chart-run that defined the British Invasion. |
| 2024 | Performed at the Beacon Theatre for their annual NYC engagement and continued Northeast bookings at the State Theatre Center for the Arts. |
| 2025 | Co-founder Will Lee bowed out after 27 years with a final "Psychedelia!" show at the Easton State Theater, with Jim Boggia stepping in as full-time bassist for the band's 2026 dates. |
