The Bootleg Beatles with Bjorn Again and James B Partridge

The Bootleg Beatles, formed in London in 1980 from "Beatlemania" cast members, are the world's premier Beatles tribute band. They are renowned for meticulously recreating the Fab Four's iconic songs, look, and stage presence. With over 4,000 shows, they were the first Western rock band to tour the Soviet Union and performed at Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee. Their authenticity and talent are globally lauded.

Bjorn Again, formed in Melbourne, Australia in 1988, is the world's leading ABBA tribute band. Renowned for their high-energy, light-hearted parody of ABBA's pop, Europop, and disco hits, they recreate the iconic sound and style. They are celebrated for popularizing songs like "Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia," performing over 5,500 shows in more than 70 countries. Their "Erasure-ish" EP charted in the UK, and they are credited with initiating the ABBA revival.

James is a singing teacher best known for his Primary School Assembly Bangers Live show. He has performed at festivals like Glastonbury and Latitude, appeared on numerous TV and radio programs including BBC Breakfast and ITV, and launched the top-charting Spotify podcast Notes from School.