The Beatunes

BEATUNES bring together four of (link hidden)l’s top musicians, solely to honor and play, as faithfully to the recordings as possible, the timeless and spirit-lifting music of The Beatles. The BEATUNES continue to increase their repertoire and precision in replicating the sound of The Beatles. From the early "Fab Four" days to the final recordings, band members constantly search for new ways to bring more realism to the sound; every sound you hear at a BEATUNES concert is played live by the band.

No tracks. It's done live. It's done right.

The BEATUNES revel in playing the greatest music ever written to an audience ranging from age 5 to 105. There’s some kind of Magic in the air, and in The Music.

No wigs. No costumes. Simply enjoy the timeless music of the band that rocked history.

For music that transcends the generations, join us for The Beatles respectfully done right.

Matt Garrett-Drummer, Vocals: Matt is an award-winning drummer/percussionist who started drums when he was just 7 years old, inspired by big band phenom Buddy Rich and KISS's Peter Criss. He loves all styles of music - but favors that of the ‘70s - and is partial to Hard Rock, Heavy Metal and Death Metal music.

Dale LaDuke-Keyboards, Guitar, Vocals:Dale is an award-winning L.A. based singer/songwriter, but is also in demand as a teacher ever since arriving in Los Angeles. He is quite skilled in guitar, bass, keyboards/piano, harmonica, accordion and trumpet.

Michael Bradley-Bass, Vocals:
Although known in the music industry as a gold and platinum record award-winning songwriter (his songs have been recorded by Jermaine Jackson, Pia Zadora, Three Dog Night, and others), Michael has gained acclaim as a singer, record producer, composer, guitarist and keyboard player. Michael is best known to anime fans as one of the composer/songwriters and vocal performer for the groundbreaking 80's animated television series, Robotech.

Berington Van Campen-Lead guitar, Vocals: 50+ year veteran of guitar, Berington began playing guitar and songwriting at age 12, playing both solo and ensemble in venues from clubs to major festivals, and became a frequent performer on local TV shows. He plays various 6- and 12-string guitars, bass, Mellotron, piano/keyboards and sings. "After seeing The Ed Sullivan Show, The Beatles ruined my future medical career."