A forthcoming dramatic series, titled Hamburg Days, which maps the genesis of The Beatles as an ensemble, is set to arrive on the BBC. The production draws inspiration from the memoir penned by Klaus Voormann, who serves as an advisor for the show, and is situated in the nascent 1960s.

A synopsis reads: “In the smoke-filled clubs of Hamburg’s St. Pauli’s red-light district, an inexperienced young rock ‘n’ roll band from Liverpool collide with two young artists, Klaus Voormann and Astrid Kirchherr.

Together they help spark a transformation that turns a scrappy group of teenagers into the greatest music phenomenon the world has ever known: The Beatles.”

Sue Deeks, Head of Scripted Pre-buy Acquisitions at the BBC, said in a press release:

“Hamburg Days is the fascinating story of how, in the space of two short years, a raw young band from Liverpool honed their music skills in Hamburg, before returning home to become an overnight worldwide success. It is an incredible story, accompanied (of course) by an amazing soundtrack!” .

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