All-Star Tribute Concert “All You Need Is George” Honors George Harrison at The Newton Theatre

George Harrison’s music continues to resonate more than half a century after his groundbreaking solo debut, and New Jersey fans will have a chance to celebrate his legacy live on Thursday, March 12, 2026, at The Newton Theatre. The all-star tribute, “All You Need Is George,” promises a night of unforgettable music, honoring Harrison’s career from his Beatles days to his acclaimed solo work, including collaborations with The Traveling Wilburys.

The timing is especially fitting, as Harrison began recording his landmark solo album All Things Must Pass 55 years ago, redefining himself as a solo artist while maintaining the melodic and spiritual depth that characterized his Beatles contributions. This tribute show reflects that same eclectic spirit, offering fans the chance to experience the breadth of Harrison’s work, including hits like My Sweet Lord, Here Comes the Sun, and timeless classics from The Traveling Wilburys era.

“All You Need Is George” follows in the footsteps of the celebrated Beatles tribute, All You Need Is Love, capturing the essence of Harrison’s distinctive musical journey. The production blends top-tier performers and carefully curated arrangements to bring Harrison’s unique guitar work, spiritual themes, and enduring melodies to the stage. Audiences can expect a concert experience that honors both the energy and depth of Harrison’s career while providing a fresh, celebratory perspective on his timeless contributions to music history.

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m., and can be purchased online at SkyPAC or by calling the Newton Theatre box office at 973-940-NEWT. All ticket purchases are delivered digitally 24 hours before showtime, ensuring a seamless and convenient experience for attendees.

For those looking to explore more live music experiences across the Garden State, the music section on Explore New Jersey is an excellent resource, offering comprehensive updates on concerts, festivals, and performances throughout New Jersey. This tribute to George Harrison is poised to be one of the most anticipated events of early 2026, uniting fans across generations for a shared celebration of one of rock music’s most enduring icons.