A stage production celebrating George Harrison's life and music is touring the UK and Ireland in autumn 2025, featuring hits like 'My Sweet Lord,' 'Something,' and 'Handle With Care,' along with music from The Beatles and The Traveling Wilburys.

The show, which first premiered in 2021 and has toured extensively including a sold-out event for Harrison's 80th birthday, is now embarking on a new tour with 19 venues from October to November.

Debuting at the Liverpool Theatre Festival in 2021, the production has received critical acclaim and has toured widely, including performances at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Tickets are now on sale, with high demand especially for the Liverpool performances, and the tour aims to revisit beloved venues and introduce Harrison's music to new audiences.

Producer Bill Elms emphasizes Harrison's enduring musical legacy and the show's popularity, highlighting that Harrison's voice and influence continue to resonate with audiences.

The tour begins in Doncaster on October 3, visiting cities including Birmingham, Leeds, Dublin, and Castlebar, and concludes at Blackpool Grand Theatre on November 16.

A talented live band, led by Musical Director Joe Smithson, accompanies the show, celebrating Harrison's solo work, Beatles hits, and his influence on rock music.

The show is part of a series of tribute productions, following 'Something About Lennon' and 'Something About Simon,' focusing on iconic musicians.

Since its debut, the show has been well-received, touring extensively and even marking Harrison's 80th birthday with a sold-out performance.

The tour, titled 'Something About George,' includes 20 dates across 19 venues, with notable performances at Liverpool's historic Playhouse on November 1.

More information and tickets are available through official channels, with the tour aiming to bring Harrison's music to a broad audience across the UK and Ireland.