Being a Bee Gees fan most of my 39 years on the planet, I have regretted never seeing them live. That is until I saw the second best thing to a Bee Gees concert: the Australian Bee Gees.\n The Australian Bee Gees had the looks, manerisms, and musicianship of the real Bee Gees down to a t. They resemble the Bee Gees of the late 90s. They look so identical to the real Bee Gees that if I were to pick the real Bee Gees, I would be undecided. The deal is that the Australian Bee Gees are oustanding Bee Gees impersonators and musicians. I really felt as if I was a spectator in a late 90s Bee Gees concert. What was cool was that I learned who sang lead on the biggest hits. Major hits ranging from \"To Love Somebody\" in the 60s, to the Saturday Night Fever era hits of the late 70s to \"Alone\" in the 90s.\n The Maurice Gibb impersonator was the comedian of the group. When Barry and Robin dominated the harmonies on the songs, he would make like he was going to join in on the vocals and walk away. In the later moments of the show, he invited people to dance in an area to the left of the stage, named Mo's Disco. And the one song that Maurice performed was a rocking version of Grease.\n Unfortunately, the Excalibur showroom where the Australian Bee Gees perform is subpar. It is a large room that appears more like a convention room than a show room. Spectators sit alongside what looks like vertical bridge tables. There is no stadium seating. If you are in back of a tall person, then just enjoy listening to the beautiful songs that the Australian Bee Gees are performing. There is very little space between seats, making aisles virtually nonexistent. The show also starts kind of early. In my opinion 7 PM is early for a show.\n I recommend the Australian Bee Gees. If you are going to see them, I strongly suggest using a Half Off Tickets agent. They will save you a good amount of money.
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