Beyond Reason's Greg Kidd was spotted outside the Royal Albert Hall in London yesterday.  No, this isn't any old sightseeing tour for the band's co-founder and guitarist.  He's on a special mission to fulfill a life-long dream that was realized today.

“Where is he at today,” you ask?  Abbey Road Studios, or course.  That's right, the legendary Abbey Road Studios where The Beatles recorded roughly 190 songs and Pink Floyd recorded its landmark album “The Dark Side of the Moon.” 

Beyond Reason have been hard at work recording the band's first album in 10 years and Greg wants to make sure it's worth the wait.  What could be better than adding a seven-piece orchesta to a track at Abbey Road Studios?  

You will soon hear and judge for yourself.  Check back often for more information on the upcoming release date and all the album details.  Exciting things are on the horizon.

Head on over to The First Universalist Church of Norway on Saturday, April 20, 7 PM for an evening of foot-stomping music from Beyond Reason.  The first half of the evening will offer up a mellower “acoustic set.”  We will rock out during the second half for a more intense experience.  Put on your dancing shoes as there will be plenty of room for dancing. 

Proceeds from this fundraiser will benefit The First Universalist Church and aid in the maintenance of its historic 200-year-old building.

Location: The Concert Hall of The First Universalist Church of Norway, 479 Main Street, Norway.  www.norwayuu.org

Admission is $10, with tickets available at the door and at The Tribune, 430 Main Street, Norway.  All ages welcome.