John Lennon Tribute Artist Marcus Cahill

THE KING OF THE CAVERN MARCUS CAHILL
JOHN LENNON TRIBUTE ARTIST

Marcus Cahill takes to the stage he performs full of pure devotion and admiration for his idol John Lennon. Marcus brings to life the experience of listening to and watching John Lennon perform live again. Marcus re-creates breath-taking, musically spectacular live renditions of all the timeless albums recorded by The Beatles and John Lennon.

Marcus Cahill was the First Resident John Lennon show at The Cavern Club with his "IMAGINE The Tribute" show and broke The Beatles record for performances at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, UK. The Beatles achieved 292 shows - Marcus Cahill achieved 430+ shows Marcus Cahill become known to devoted Beatles and John Lennon fans around the world fondly as "The King of The Cavern".

Marcus does not see himself as a look-a-like, but rather a sound-a-like, with that being said he has to be one of, if not the best John Lennon and Beatle imitators in the world. Marcus Cahill is known for blockbuster stage shows, musicals, musical documentary films, TV theme tunes, movie soundtracks.

Tour History United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Spain, France, Georgia, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Hong Kong, China, Australia.

Presidential and VIP Performances Marcus Cahill and his show 'IMAGINE The Tribute" performed for The First Lady of Georgia at the Georgia Palace Hotel and again when The First Lady of Georgia, Sandra Roelofs, initiated the "Black Sea Countries Coalition on Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention".

Marcus Cahill has also performed for Lord Mayors, City Councils, Major Corporate Companies, Charity Events, Music Festivals, Theatres, Entertainment Centers and every major Concert Arena.

TV / Radio / Media Marcus Cahill has appeared on Major TV networks (FOX, NBC, CTV, BBC, ITV, RTE, HTB, DW, SKY) and all Major International Commercial Radio stations. With countless interviews and reviews in Newspapers, Magazines and Blogs world wide (NME, Rolling Stone, New, Move!, The Star, The Sun, Liverpool Echo) the list goes on and on.