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It's not too often you see the Beatles misidentified, but the skeleton shop that is the Daily News managed the feat on the front page of yesterday's paper. Sorry, I couldn't find a very good image, but even fuzzy and small you can pretty much tell it's not, you know, the most popularly successful band ever. I'm guessing it's one of the tribute bands; see the item in context after the jump.
Yep: A reader found a listing with photo for the Hard Days Night Band, and they're at the La Habra Depot Theatre several nights this month.
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