URGENT UPDATE: The New York Mets are set to commemorate the 60th anniversary of The Beatles’ groundbreaking concert at Shea Stadium with a special event at Citi Field on August 15. This milestone marks the first time a major rock band performed in a stadium, captivating fans in 1965.
The festivities kick off at 6:15 p.m. ET with a live performance by 1964 The Tribute, located in front of Shea Bridge. The first 15,000 fans entering Citi Field will receive an exclusive replica of Shea Stadium, making this an event fans won’t want to miss.
In a nostalgic nod to the past, members of the game-day staff from that iconic concert will throw the ceremonial first pitch. Following the game, a spectacular themed fireworks show will light up the night sky, wrapping up an unforgettable evening.
The Beatles’ performance at Shea Stadium is etched in music history, captured in the documentary “The Beatles at Shea Stadium.” This event not only honors the band’s legacy but also connects new generations of fans to a legendary moment in rock history.
As excitement builds, fans are encouraged to arrive early and celebrate the rich history of music and sports in New York. Don’t miss out on this historic tribute to The Beatles—mark your calendars for August 15!
