VIDEO: George Harrison's Sister Shares Beatles Memories

The Liverpool Legends, a Missouri-based Beatles tribute band, took over the Performing Arts Center on Friday for a special concert event.

Each member of the quartet was hand-picked by Louise Harrison, the sister of the late George Harrison, to recreate the magic of the Beatles.

Harrison was present during the event, which is part of her "Keeping Music Alive" program. The organization brings live, Beatles-themed shows to high schools and college campuses across the country in an effort to promote music education.

"The program is promoting the idea of keeping music alive in schools across the country," said band member Marty Scott, who plays George Harrison. "Most schools can't afford to have big productions like the ones we put on, so it's an opportunity for us to bring the Beatles to students and communities in a fun, exciting way."

Since 2006, the Liverpool Legends have been performing songs spanning the entire career of the Beatles, as well as the band members' solo years. Their shows include costume changes, vintage instruments and special effects.

During the concert's second act, Lemont band and choir students had the opportunity to take the stage for hits like "Yellow Submarine," "All You Need is Love" and "Hello, Goodbye."

The band features Kevin Mantegna as John Lennon, Bob Beahon as Paul McCartney, Greg George as Ringo Starr and Scott as Harrison. Bob Dobro assists with symphonic arrangements and producing.

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