Lauren81492 wrote:Cool! Which ones did you meet? I think they have at least two people playing each part--there's the original cast member, and a second that they hired when they started touring more and the original needed a break. They swap them out. When I saw them last February, I saw (in JPGR order) David Leon (second), Graham Alexander (second), Joe Bithorn (original), and Ralph Castelli (original).

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Cool! Which ones did you meet? I think they have at least two people playing each part--there's the original cast member, and a second that they hired when they started touring more and the original needed a break. They swap them out. When I saw them last February, I saw (in JPGR order) David Leon (second), Graham Alexander (second), Joe Bithorn (original), and Ralph Castelli (original).

Thank you for the help. I'm actually coming home right now. I met three of them. Paul had to leave with his family but, I got em. Thanks

Have you got where the concert is performed?(If not, you can find the address on Ticketmaster)

You should wait among people, where the front line is(but after the cocert, usually artists come up among the people and have some time to sign). There are some artists that sign while the concert is being performed, so it'd be good if you can be close enough to the stage, so that it's easier to face the band and get their autographs. "May I have your autograph, please?" is a polite and general expression, which is often used when requesting autographs in person.

Hey everyone,

I'm going to see Rain, a Beatles tribute band, and want to meet them. I heard they're nice and will sign through a friend of mine.

I've got photos and my marker but... Where do I wait and what do I say? I don't know if I'm posting in the wright place, but please help.

Thanks,
Luke