Beatles tribute group, Yesterday & Today headlines Theatre Lawrence's 2025 Benefit Concert

August 12, 2025

If you love live music in Lawrence, KS and unforgettable nights out, mark your calendar for Friday, October 10, 2025, when Theatre Lawrence hosts its annual Benefit Concert featuring the acclaimed Beatles tribute band Yesterday & Today.


This high-energy show delivers “The Music of the Beatles, powered by YOUR requests,” making every performance unique. Audience members submit song requests before the show, creating a personalized setlist that celebrates the timeless hits of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.


Ticket Options for Every Experience

Concert-Only Ticket ($60) – Doors open at 7 PM; enjoy a sweet dessert at intermission.


Regular Event Ticket ($90) – Early entry at 6 PM, plus appetizers, two drink tickets, and desserts.


VIP Supporter Ticket ($120) – VIP lounge access, exclusive appetizers, unlimited drinks, early entry, and desserts.


Supporting a Great Cause: The Penguin Project

More than just a Beatles tribute concert, this evening supports The Penguin Project, Theatre Lawrence’s inspiring program where young artists with special needs work alongside peer mentors to stage full productions. The night will feature a Raise the Paddle fundraiser to directly benefit this program.


Extra Fun Throughout the Night

Guests can also participate in a Split-the-Pot Raffle and drawings for fully stocked wine and liquor carts—adding even more excitement to the evening.


Proceeds from the event help sustain Theatre Lawrence’s year-round productions, education programs, and community outreach. Don’t miss your chance to enjoy world-class live music, support the arts, and be part of one of the most anticipated fundraising events in Lawrence, Kansas.

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