Abby Road was amazing show of music from the sixties. It was a non stop party on several stages. People danced and swayed in their seats, some sang the lyrics, and all was a feast for the eyes and ears. I was transported to a time of long ago where real bands played instruments and hearing real voices. I didn't sing but I did dance so hard I sweated and needed hydration and smiled the entire time. I stayed for hours and never wanted to leave. I can't wait to do this again next. Thanks to our Yelp manager Keri for another spectacular event! read more

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I attended Abbey Road on the River this year for part of the day and have attended it in the past. This year, the opportunity to see Peter Noone and Herman's Hermits (Peter is the original Herman) alone makes this festival worthy of five stars. They put on an amazing show, have performed before at the festival, and Peter is a master entertainer. I recommend getting a ticket with seating if you are particularly interested in a performer or group. The bands before were good as well, and, in the past, I saw an excellent Elton John tribute artist. The people-watching is great, and the staff are competent and friendly. The food was so so to good; you might want to eat at a local restaurant. read more

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This has been my 3rd time to Abbey Road On The River and I think it is going to be a yearly tradition! Every time I go, I think...why wouldn't I want to go again?! There isn't a good reason for me not to go! The musicians are very talented. The event is organized with practically non-stop music from 12pm-12am, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun. A little shorter schedule on Mon., but still lots of music! I come from California to go to this and I have made great friends and I enjoy every minute of my experience here! Here are some tips: I always stay at the Radisson and take the shuttle over. The musicians stay there too and they have after hour singalongs there which are also fun! My favorite food this year was Jake's Dogs! best $5 hot dog ever! If you never got to see the Beatles, this is the closest experience you will ever get! read more

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The organizers have really got this event nailed. Lots of PortaPottys...Lots of food options, too. And plenty of security. We don't go for the entire event, but always go to the day of the headliner. This year it was Tommy James. You forget how many hits this guy had over the years - and he plays them all to remind us. There are 2 major stages and about 6 "minor" stages - so the music is spread out through the park. And perhaps that's my only complaint. With multiple bands playing simultaneously, there are bands one doesn't get to see. Sometimes you have to "run" from Stage A over to D, then back to B...you get the idea. And I do wish all stages were clearly labeled so we would know one stage from another when trying to follow the printed program they give you when you enter. Oh, I thought of another "observation". The General Admission ticket is $45 - bumped to $90 if you want VIP seating. The price of the upgrade is way too steep - especially if you buy passes for multiple days. VIP seating means there's a section with seating in front of the General Admission Crowd who bring their own lawn chairs. Of course, there are the inevitable delays when bands don't start on time; but then another band, already playing, extends their set to help out. The music is, (wait for it) ... FABulous. The Fab Four played their early Beatles set and they were spot on. I liked this set more than last year when they played their Sgt Pepper set. There are more bands than one can count on both hands; and all were excellent. Although if you're coming only for Beatle music, you may be disappointed as some bands stretch into the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and other 70's bands. The crowd is great - we all came for the same reason, to relive our youth and the music we grew up with. There's no hassles, everyone is courteous, and no drunks (that I could find). This is our second year attending, and no doubt it will be an annual event for us. In fact, we had friends fly in from Providence, RI who have attended Abbey Road on the River for 12 years! read more

I bounced between three and four stars for this review before settling on three stars. I'll explain in a minute. This isn't a perfect festival but the fact that there is a festival celebrating The Beatles close every year is a great thing. I was amazed at how nice all the festival-goers were and how the age range varied... anything from age 10 to age 70. I had a good time at this festival. I'll list off some of the bad things and then add some of the great things about this festival. Tickets are cheap enough but I'm not sure if there would ever be a reason to attend all 5 days. One of the issues that kept coming up is hearing the same song multiple times. With somewhere in the neighborhood of 250 songs, there are plenty of Beatles songs to choose from. I heard one song 4 different times. I heard a few other songs 3 times. On top of that, it's interesting that certain bands make the decision to cover other songs from the 60s and 70s that aren't The Beatles. I can deal with bands playing non-Beatles songs but I think there could be some type of coordination so that you don't hear the same song multiple times on the same day. I can only imagine how many times you'd hear some songs if you were there all weekend. One other issue would be the stages. There are 6 or 7 stages that range in size. The number of stages isn't a bad thing but the proximity to other stages is a bit of an issue. You regularly hear another stage doing a soundcheck while watching another band. Sometimes the other stages are louder than the stage you're at. That's a musical nightmare that isn't acceptable in my opinion. On to the good things. - The tickets are cheap enough if you want to check it out for a day and see what it's all about. - There are plenty of food trucks so you don't have to settle for the usual festival food that you find at music festivals. Special shoutout to All Thai'd Up for keeping me refreshed with boba tea. - There are plenty of restrooms. It's rare to wait in line here. - People of all ages enjoying the music. - You can bring in a chair. - You won't encounter the drunk bros here that you'd normally find at larger festivals. - There are tents to buy Beatles merchandise. Some of that stuff, I've never seen available anywhere so that's cool. - Everyone there is nice. From the people in the band walking around to all of the festival goers... everyone is there having a good time. - There were a few of the bands that were definite highlights. Each band also seemed to have one guitarist. Not just some weirdo playing the guitar but a full-fledged guitarist that was of rock god status. - Parking is a cake walk. If you're new to this festival, I'd suggest going only one or two days the first year you attend. If you like the atmosphere, attend all of the days. If not, then you don't have to go all 5 days and you can save some money. read more

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We had not been to Abbey Road on the River since it was held at the Belvedere in Louisville years ago. So I wanted to see the venue in Jeffersonville. We parked at the Louisville waterfront and walked the Big Four Bridge to avoid the traffic in Jeff. We also did not have tickets, so just checking out the venue. The walk across the bridge only takes 10-15 minutes and if we would ever go that is where we could park and carry our chairs over from the Louisville side. Once you get to the Jeffersonville side of the bridge they do not want you to stand on the bridge (as indicated by signage) but no one enforcing it. So we were able to watch the crowd and hear the music from that angle for a bit before we ventured off the bridge. The entire green area on both sides of the base of the bridge is fenced off and all of the stages, food vendors, etc were within that fencing. We were again able to walk around that permiter and see and hear music and the crowd. It is actually a pretty cool set up. We may go in the future. read more

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Very nice summer music festival. Terribly hot outside and not much for relief. The food was good, too. Even had some vegan offering here and there. Affordable and fun. read more

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Other groups were good. Some even excellent, but Tommy James and the Shondells sounded like they were all drunk. 3 or 4 tries to start a song, famous songs done at half speed and one of the MOST famous was only recognizable by the lyrics - I Think We're Alone Now - different melody and arrangement entirely. He was pitchy, with no energy at all. There were screeching, heavy rock guitar solos all night to accent these poorly done 60's ballads and sappy songs. Embarrassing. someone needs to tell Mr. James that no one comes to hear his creative genius. He is only there for the nostalgia. Save your aged angst for some tik tok videos or something. read more

We walked the bridge over to the fest but only watched from outside. We saw 4 stages and was surprised of the small crowd. Music was nice but nothing I'd write home about. I don't think I'd pay for ticket in the future because of this preview. I know it's a well produced and sponsored event but...I'll pass. read more

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Tough to beat. The music is hit or miss. But really, does it matter? Do you REALLY care? It's an excuse to get out, go downtown, sip some brews, soak up some Vitamin D, chow on some terrible/great food, and listen to some recognizable tunes. Don't like what's going on at this stage? Go to the next one. Don't like that one? Go to the next one. And so on. Too cool. read more

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The word is out that 2016 will be the final year of Abbey Road On The River, thanks to a dispute between festival organizers and the Galt House. We all know the truth. Yoko Ono is to blame. Sure, even the Beatles' fan base is rapidly aging, but this is a really fun annual event. This year, we saw a tremendous Beatles cover band from Puerto Rico of all places and another band with a spot-on Ed Sullivan impersonator. You'll get Love-Me-Do Beatles, you'll get psychedelic Beatles. More importantly, it's a low-intensity music festival with just enough variety and in a beautiful setting. If next year is the final year, let's go out with a bang. Some suggestions: -- Set up a contrived Abbey Road crossing photo op on Main with wax figures of John, George and Ringo. (Everyone wants to be Paul anyway.) -- An English-style pub with fish & chips on the Belvedere -- Yellow Submarine rides! -- A George Harrison meditation and dispute resolution room for festival and hotel organizers. Give peace a chance? Or, maybe a Biggie & Tupac festival in 2017? read more

I've been going to Abbey Road On The River for about four years now- it's so nice to have an affordable music festival in the Southern Indiana/Louisville area, and one for my favorite band makes it ten times better! I love the bands there- they have anything from new and upcoming bands that gear their style towards the 50s/60s/70s, to cover-bands that go so far to dress up as the Beatles! read more

Very proud of Abbey Road on the River. Proud of the musicians that all work so hard to bring their very best performances, proud of the crew whom work hard to make everyone feel right at home, proud of all the staff and everyone whom put so much time and effort into making all things work. I love everyone and though alot know I am going through a difficult time, I just want to say, you all brought happiness into my life these past few days. Thank you, Jake Jacob, for being a friend, and also bringing this event close enough to my home that I can either drive if needed or stay in Jeffersonville. It made it much more accessible to get to events staying here this year. Unfortunately, due to circumstances, we had to get back today. Thank you again everyone. Love you all. read more

i was hesitant to write this review because Abbey Rd. on the River has been one of my favorite events for a long time. We are huge Beatles fans. My fiance and I even met at AROTR when it was still on the Louisville side 3 years ago. It is an event that brings happy memories and we will always plan on attending. However- this event has changed so much since switching to the Indiana side of the river. It make me sad. i still had a great time but the location just isn't nearly as good. The stages are too close and you can hear other bands doing sound check while at another stage trying to enjoy another band There were lots of great bands here but the "headliners" this year were not as good as previous years. The vendors were also lacking. We went to restaurants around the area to grab food instead of eating at the event. Even the booze selection wasn't great. I don't know what exactly happen between the guy who runs AROTR and the Galt House but I wish they would come to an agreement and move this back to the Belvedere. Don't get me wrong- I enjoy exploring Southern Indiana but I miss the way this festival was set up before. read more

I will self-disclose that I'm not and never have been very into The Beatles. I've listened to their music, respected the artistry, and know a handful of songs. I do not, however, listen to them religiously. The set up is nice, the vendors are neat, and the multiple stages help break everything up. The park is real spacious and I dig the location being right next to the big four bridge - for walking purposes. I'm not sure what I expected or what I was supposed to expect but it was a pretty underwhelming event. A cool place to go and hang out over Memorial Day weekend if the weather is nice and you want to listen to a live band, but I don't see it as something I'd attend on a yearly basis. I wouldn't pay entry at least because a lot of the music can be heard right on or next to the bridge! Aside from that, prime location in regards to proximity to different bars and restaurants! Got a chance to check out some really cool spots and truly enjoy the bridge + the weather! Shout out to Yelp for having the raffle and me being able to attend this neat little event. read more

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The Abbey Road Festival is not promoting adherence to COVID guidelines which they are not promoting at the event!! What a disappointment!! False advertising of event!! read more

Even if you don't know any Beatles cover bands or Beatles songs you can still appreciate their legacy by attending Abbey Road on The River festival. This is a nice way to spend memorial weekend if you got nothing already planned. The bands are very professional and know how to have fun. I expect crowd to increase, but it's still a great festival. You have a lot of food and drink options, and interesting new booths. You can also take part in the raffles that are offered such as the Crosley turntable offered this year. There are many cool items for sale in booths, John Lennon glasses, t shirts, pins, necklaces, picks, and much more to get your Beatles spirit on. The stages have reserved seating up front but you can pretty much sit around anywhere and enjoy the show. I'd like to come back to abbey road on the river for sure. read more

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So much fun! Free water frilling. Bands are so spot on re creating concerts! Crowds are very into the performance! Babies to 99 this is your place to be. It's very hot so bring sun screen and drink lots! read more

In my hour of darkness, you are standing right in front of me... no darkness today! It's beautiful day in Indiana (and those are rare!) to get back to some Beatles classics. Having it at Big 4 Park in Jeffersonville was a great idea. I feel like this is what this park was built for. And 4 stages; so if you're not hearing a song you recognize at one stage... just walk over to another one! read more

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Known as "the weekend to mark your year by" Abbey Road on the River is by far the best Beatles festival. Bands come from all over the world to perform not only Beatles' music but music inspired by the Beatles as well as music that inspired the Beatles. The event encompasses many stages with outstanding acts on each one. Each year they bring in special named featured guest performers. Album reproductions, the soundtrack of the "Love" show in Vegas, the list goes on. Tickets are very reasonably priced. The Galt Hotel in Louisville is the host hotel of the event held in Belvedere Festival park and this year expanded to the Ali center. Our outstanding planner tries to keep the event "fresh" with new acts as well as returning favorites so that you will want to keep coming back. Held every Memorial Day weekend it is family friendly and truly the 2nd big event in Louisville next to the Kentucky Derby. read more

2016 is the last year Abbey Road on the River will be held in Louisville. I am sad to see it go because it brings a lot of revenue to the city. I am also happy I was able to experience the festival (thank you Yelp!) before it left. We spent about 5 hours at the festival (all I could handle being 8 months pregnant with the heat and sun) but loved every bit of it. The bands were neat; we listened to cover bands from the States and some outside the States like Columbia and Puerto Rico. There were several of your typical food vendors, think Chow Wagon type food: fried oreo's fried chicken, turkey legs, etc. I did see the Celtic Pig there and another local food truck which had frozen hot chocolate. The frozen hot chocolate was like a chocolate shake but with a melted marshmallow and graham cracker. Sorry I forget the name of the local food truck....bad yelper move on my part. There were four stages with music playing constantly. Some of the bands did not do Beatles covers so that was a nice break in the norm. Two of the main stages allowed for you to bring lawn chairs and blankets. I did have trouble finding the bathrooms...as in I did not find them. The Ali Center has them and was open for some VIP Beatles stuff. Everyone was able to use the Ali Center bathrooms. Also, the Ali Center has a water fountain near the bathrooms so we filled up our containers there. It was a nice festival that I will be sad to see leave Louisville. The bands tend to cover a lot of the same songs which was kind of a bummer, however I did enjoy the cover bands of songs that were not the Beatles to break up the repetition. The lack of local food vendors, port-o-potties available, and the map (which you had to pay a $1 for unless you printed one prior to coming) that did not show two of the four stages we found, I am only giving this festival 3 stars. However, it was decent and something different to do on Memorial Day Weekend besides the pool and cookouts. read more

For something fun to do over Memorial Day weekend, its a good choice. Maybe I've been spoiled by other bigger, better and more exciting music festivals, but this just didn't thrill me. Or maybe I'm just not a big enough Beatle-maniac. I attended 2 days this weekend because I had free passes for a couple days. I had never been before and was in need of something fun to do. After having attended, I'm not sure I would spend my money to attend in the future. If the weather is nice, it's something fun to do. But my feeling is that you are basically paying to see a bunch of cover bands who specialize in one group's music. The Beatles have an extensive catalog, but it isn't infinite. You are going to hear multiple repetitions of multiple songs within one day. Overpriced food and drink, repetitive music from cover bands (some of which were actually really fantastic...the group from Colombia...fabulous). I think it would only have been worth it to go and see the Beach Boys this year. I'm glad I got to go. I'm gladder that I got to go for free. If I attend in the future, it will either be as a volunteer or if I happen to get passes again. It's just not the niche for me, I suppose. It was still a nice time. read more

Went Sunday night and had a great time. Saw two bands and both were unique and good. One played music from the Beatles era and the other played classic Beatles tunes. There was a large turnout but not overcrowded. The festival is arranged with two main stages where two bands can play simultaneously. Kids 10 and under are free. There is a full festival pass that can be purchased instead of individual day tickets. The food choices are good with lots of variety. More food truck style mixed with carnival food. This is the last year the festival will be at the Belvedere but will be relocated to nearby southern Indiana. read more

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I went to this festival about 8 years ago and it was on the Kentucky side. It was amazing, there were multiple stages and they were space far apart. There were also several food vendors and places to get beverages. About two or three years ago Abbey Road moved to the Indiana side. This was my first experience visiting the music festival in Jeffersonville. Unfortunately I am giving Abby Road three stars because I feel that it did not met the expectations that I had in mind from my previous experience. There was a total of four stages. The stages were not far enough apart. It almost sounded like they were competing against each other and it was very distracting. Unless you were right out front it was very hard to drown out all the different stages playing. I also feel like there was not as much space. The food choices weren't as good as I remembered either it almost felt like I was at the fair (which isn't necessarily a bad thing but I was just expecting more). Overall it was just an OK experience. I definitely appreciate the music and loved how everybody came together. I think the Abbey Road music festival is very unique but I just did not care for the placement. I was a lot happier when it was on the other side of the river like I had mentioned before I just thought there was a lot more room to walk around and the stages or not so close together. If you are a music lover and a Beatles fan and it is definitely worth checking out. I also did appreciate the fact that they allowed bottles of water to be brought in and snacks for the kids. Some places are very strict and it makes it hard when you have children but they were very lenient. read more

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I attend this festival every year, & don't plan on stopping any time soon. Something great to do if you're in Louisville for Memorial Day weekend. Great live music for the Beatles fan. read more

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My 2nd year at AROTR and it gets better each year. This is one of the best music festivals I have attended and one of the very few I would recommend for family members of all ages. There are so many talented bands and musicians that attend this festival, it is difficult to see them all in a 5 day festival. My favorite bands have been Steve Sizemore Group, The WannaBeatles, The Starclubbers, The Newbies, and Classicstone. While all of the bands we watched were very good, these definitely stood out with their unique presentations, and entertainment/interactions with the crowds. These groups sincerely seem to have a great time performing and entertaining the crowds. The "look-alike" Beatles bands are not my favorites, as there are so many at this festival to see that each one looks and sounds just like the many others that you can see at this festival. Don't get me wrong as they are very good and do a great job, but just do not have a uniqueness about them that sets them apart from all the other "look-alike" bands. The Orchestra (former ELO members) were very good, as was the Bruce Springsteen tribute. The Tim Piper / John Lennon tribute was also very good. It is sad that 2016 could be the last year for AROTR in Louisville. It would simply be a lose-lose-lose situation for the promoter, the Galt House, and Louisville to relocate this festival to another city. Perhaps these parties will start thinking more about the fans than of themselves and their petty and childish differences prompting these actions. read more

The price is right - tickets if bought early are really cheap - and the location is convenient. Lots of drink vendors and plenty of carnival type food. We ate at local restaurants downtown before we arrived so we could have better quality sit down meal. There are a lot of bands. Some are good. Some are not so good. There are some die hard Beatle fans in attendance who seem to follow these events all around the country. I am very weary of the knocks to the Galt House and references to moving the festival across the river next year. The founder likes to get on stage and grind his ax. We heard all of this last year. We unfortunately heard it again this year. If you are going to move the festival just move the festival. It is disrespectful to Louisville to keep bringing this up. One major reason we attended this year and last year was the downtown location. We will pass next year as the format doesn't vary much year to year. read more

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We're finally headed to Abbey Road on the River this year! I'll report back on the event after it's happened. What I can tell you is that the website and Facebook updates have been chock full of great information! The website has a great layout and is very user-friendly. The event planner offered many opportunities for discount tickets in the months leading up to the event. They also booked promotional rates at the Galt House hotel for fellow Beatle-maniacs. I'll be sure to write plenty more about the Fab time we're sure to have! read more

I have been to Abbey Road on the River several years - it's always a lot of fun. Musical acts from around the world coming together to celebrate the music of the Beatles and other timeless acts from the '60s... I'm in heaven! Many stages with music going on all at once - very kid-friendly and just really one of the best weekends I have all year. I highly recommend it - it's a great value for all the music you get, and there's something for everyone. The Galt House hotel is a beautiful place, and the Belvedere festival grounds are unparalleled. read more

Abbey Road on the River is an incredible music fest, whether you're a casual Beatles fan or a total Beatlemaniac, whether you're an original fan from the 60s or a college student today, whether you're a retired couple on your own, a family with young kids, or bringing grandkids. It's hard to imagine who would NOT like the fest, unless you don't like fun, sun, and great music. We have attended every AROTR since 2002, in Louisville, Cleveland, and Washington DC. We went when we had one toddler, and we go now with our five kids. It's very family-friendly, from the free kids' tickets for early purchase, to the family-friendly bands and fans. We've seen bands that dress up and "look like" The Beatles, and others that just play the music, and that play solo material from John, Paul, George, and Ringo. We've seen bands that play other 60s music from the Who and the Stones and the Kinks and the Doors, and Motown, and 70s music like Zeppelin, and more. It's mostly Beatles-centered, but the variety adds more for a change. The Beatles shows are often themed, with a full album performance of Sgt. Pepper or any album, or a period of early or late, etc. The bands are generally accessible and friendly to fans, and the ones who do Beatles costumes are usually around to get pictures "with The Beatles." The crowd atmosphere is very friendly, especially for such a large event. Crowds gather in the hotel lobby to socialize late into the night and have Beatles sing-alongs, with many fans and band members playing guitars and singing songs that everyone knows. We really can't say enough good things about Abbey Road on the River. The only bad thing is that it ends after a few days, and we have to go home. read more

An excellent time! Abbey Road on the River is a celebration of the music of the Beatles. What differentiates this festival from other Beatles festivals is the emphasis on the music. Other Beatles festivals seem to focus more on Beatlemania (merchandise, people who knew the Beatles, etc). There is a touch of that at Abbey Road on the River, but it is mostly about the greatest rock music of all time-the music of Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison. It is a very family friendly environment with a very safe feel. The festival is immediately adjacent to the Galt House Hotel. This makes it easy to get a break from the sun or use an actual restroom. There is a real family feel. Most people who go one year, make it a point to return the following year. Give it a try! read more

This will be our 7th year @ AROTR and we wouldn't miss it! We stayed at the Galt House last year for the first time (we live in Louisville ) and it was great! It is nice to have festival in your backyard and walk to it each morning. I have many favorite bands in the lineup but I always find a new one that's great too. Among my favorites; Steve Sizemore Group, The Cryers, The Rigbys, Nube 9, and Mario DaSilva. But there are so many awesome performances, you just have to take in as many as possible. read more

This is the third year I've attended AROTR in Jeffersonville IN. The bands are topnotch, the grounds are well kept, the town is friendly with nice places to eat. This year the "one and only" entrance idea was terrible , lines were very long and moved very slow, sun was hot people were getting angry with the wait times. Go back to the 3 or 4 entrance points of the past. read more

Not normally the entertainment I am into. But I was invited by my Elite Yelper friend and we actually had a pretty good time.. Not to mention, the bloody Mary's there were unforgettable.. read more

From Wingsband nailing "Wings at the Speed of Sound", the BGirls/FABGirls show, Starclubbers, The Cryers, Jukebox, The Norwegian Beatles,The NewBees w/Jeff and Misty, Peter Conrad, and the list goes on, and on, and on....and if course BritBeat. The shear passion the musicians have for the The Beatles is just amazing. We have come for years...and look forward to many more. read more

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This has become the weekend I look forward to all year, when I take a full week off work (unpaid!) and buy tickets/reserve the room far in advance. The festival layout & bands change just enough each year to keep it fresh, with new & faithful versions of all your Beatle (& solo) favorites. The bonus times: interesting speakers that "knew them when", headline acts (Starship, Herman's Hermits, Leon Russell, the Beach Boys most recently, with members of ELO & the Hollies upcoming), the after-hours jams & sing-alongs onstage & off, and it's for all ages! I took my easily-bored teenagers this year, and avoided their "How will we get home if it's not fun" questions during the drive... not once in 4 days did they ask again, and they made new friends & now know the words to every Beatle song! read more

I have attended Abbey Road on the River since 2003! It is the weekend to mark your year by. Every year I attend it just keeps getting better. You will hear some of the best bands from around the globe, make life long friends and have the time of your life. The promoter Gary Jacobs does an amazing job at having something for everyone. The hotel is top notch, the outside festival layout is easy to navigate the Muhammad Ali Center is amazing. All the staff from security right up to Gary himself bend over backwards to make sure everyone has a great time. If you're looking for a fab weekend or even just a day trip it is not to miss. Louisville is a wonderful city to visit lots of history and plenty of art and not to mention good food! There is always a featured act this year it's The Beach Boys, John Sebastian AND Ambrosia!!! These timeless acts along with our love for The Beatles keeps us Coming Together year after year. read more

Been going to AbbeyRoad on the River for a number of years and I love it! It's great to see people from all over the world get together to celebrate Beatles music and have fun. Many stages and choices for fans of any age. TIckets are a great value and the Hotel and grounds make it very easy to get around. I look forward to this event each year, it is great way to connect with friends and family I've come to know. read more