Lennon & McCartney: All You Need Is Love Fundraising Concert

This "Rockumentary" tribute will take you down memory lane through the multi-media and live-music tribute to two iconic musicians

Lennon & McCartney – All You Need is Love is a Rockumentary Tribute Featuring Michael Sicoly and Mick Dalla-Vee This fundraising concert will help raise money for the Comox Valley Transition Society and St. George's United Church. Dive into the world of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, two of the most iconic and influential songwriters of all time.

Audiences will be transported to 1960s Liverpool, the birthplace of The Beatles, as Sicoly and Dalla-Vee recreate the magic of Lennon and McCartney’s unforgettable partnership.

Through live performances of their greatest hits, this tribute showcases the duo’s meteoric rise during the British Invasion and explores the cultural and musical impact that transformed the world.

Multimedia Spectacle

This unique production blends video footage, interviews, and insightful narration with a meticulously crafted live performance, offering an intimate look at the songwriting genius of Lennon & McCartney. The multimedia enhancement delivers an emotional and educational experience, shedding light on the personal stories behind the music and the duo’s collaboration.

A Moving Tribute

More than just a concert, this tribute reveals the wit, charm, and depth of Lennon and McCartney’s partnership. Their songs—timeless, poignant, and packed with devil-may-care humour—come alive in this compelling live production. The audience will feel as though they are stepping into history, witnessing first-hand the artistry that made Lennon & McCartney the most successful songwriting duo in music history. About Michael Sicoly and Mick Dalla-Vee: Michael Sicoly and Mick Dalla-Vee are veteran performers with a deep passion for honouring the music of Lennon and McCartney. Both are seasoned entertainers, known for their ability to authentically capture the spirit and sound of legendary artists while delivering performances that are both dynamic and heartfelt.

This concert is part of the St. George's United Church fundraising concert series "Concerts for the Common Good," started in 2023 and raising more than $60,000 for area non-profits.