Dillon M. is
LA’s 12th Best “George”
Celebrating 2 years of being George!
Southern California is in no short supply of Beatles tribute bands, so what’s the harm of having a new George on the scene?
It’s a tale as old as time; you hear a Beatles song for the first time and suddenly, you’re inspired to pick up a guitar. It’s a beaten path but a storied one, to boot. To go the distance and fully personify the memories of the Beatles in the form of not just playing their songs, but donning costumes, and using their exact instruments, is something only the truly dedicated are willing to do - and I’m willing to do it.
With every hit and deep cut memorized, similar vocal range, tasteful accent mimicry, and carefully practiced mannerisms, how could you possibly go wrong? I look like him from a distance (and I mean a long way away). So what do you say? Let’s celebrate Beatlemania together!
P.S. I’m also down for casual Beatle gigs (no costumes, etc.)
As seen playing with:
Gig Dates 2026/2027
October 2026
October 9 - B’s Cocktails, Long Beach, CA (Left At Greenland)
October 10 - St. Bernard’s Parish Festival, Bellflower, CA (Left at Greenland)
October 24 - The Lighthouse, Huntington Beach, CA (Left at Greenland)
November 2026
November 13 - B’s Cocktails, Long Beach, CA (Left at Greenland)
November 27 - Steelcraft, Bellflower, CA (Left At Greenland)
Starting November 29 - Mexican Riviera (The Beatles Invasion)
February 2027
Ending February 14 - Mexican Riviera (The Beatles Invasion)
February 27 - Alvas Showroom, San Pedro, CA (Left at Greenland)
Gear
Instruments
Epiphone EJ-160e
Gretsch G6122 Country Classic II
Maton MS500
Rickenbacker 360/12c63
Epiphone Casino
Squier Stratocaster w/ “Rocky” paint
Epiphone 1964 SG w/ Maestro Vibrola
Epiphone Les Paul
Fender TL-69 Telecaster “Rosewood”
Yamaha PSR-E373
Amp and Pedals
Vox AC15
Line6 HX Stomp XL
EHX Ravish Sitar Simulator
Threads
Core Outfits
Ed Sullivan Show suit
Hard Day’s Night film/1964 Tour suit
Shea Stadium jacket
Orange Sgt. Pepper suit w/ feathered hat
“Casual” 1967 outfits
Late period outfits
Mad Day Out
Revolution music video
Abbey Road
Get Back/Let It Be
Tittenhurst (the “last photoshoot”)
Odds n’ Ends
Black turtlenecks (one light, one heavy)
Black waistcoat for the ‘Cavern’ look
Headgear
Moptop wig
Mid-length 1967 wig
Longer, later wig
False mustache
Real mustache when possible
Footwear
Boots
Sgt. Pepper shoes
Suede shoes for Abbey Road outfit
Black Converse All-Stars
Merchandising!
Perhaps the most specific shirt you could ever own. This will be a really odd find in a thrift store five years from now.
• 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (Heather colors contain polyester)
• Fabric weight: 4.2 oz./yd.² (142 g/m²)
• Pre-shrunk fabric
• Printed in the USA, shirt made in Nicaragua