All-Star George Harrison Tribute Concert Coming to CD and Blu-ray

A star-studded tribute concert held in honor of George Harrison is scheduled to make its way to stores in early 2016.

George Fest: A Night to Celebrate the Music of George Harrison arrives on digital and physical audio and video formats Feb. 26, 2016 — the day after what would have been Harrison's 73rd birthday. Filmed and recorded at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles on Sept. 28, 2014, the concert gathers an eclectic array of his famous fans and musical peers, including Brian Wilson, Heart's Ann Wilson, Perry Farrell, and "Weird Al" Yankovic.

The George Fest package, which is available for pre-order now, will be available in a variety of configurations, including a 2CD/DVD set, 2CD/Blu-Ray, 3LP 180-gram vinyl, and digital download.

"I've always imagined a small club show where my generation of musicians could cut loose on some of the deeper tracks from his career," said Harrison's son Dhani, who co-produced George Fest and performed during the show. "So, in a totally new and vibrant way, I once again found myself taking the stage with some of my most treasured musical heroes to the sound of the most familiar music in my life... I hope you enjoy listening to these as much as I do. They are some of the best interpretations of my father's songs I could have ever thought possible."

Check out the complete George Fest track listing below.

Disc One
Introduction
"Old Brown Shoe," Conan O'Brien
"I Me Mine," Britt Daniel from Spoon
"Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)," Jonathan Bates with Dhani Harrison
"Something," Norah Jones
"Got My Mind Set on You," Brandon Flowers
"If Not for You," Heartless Bastards
"Be Here Now," Ian Astbury
"Wah-Wah," Nick Valensi
"If I Needed Someone," Jamestown Revival
"Art of Dying," Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
"Savoy Truffle," Dhani Harrison
"For You Blue," Chase Cohl with Weezer's Brian Bell on guitar
"Beware of Darkness," Ann Wilson

Disc Two
"Let It Down," Dhani Harrison
"Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)," Ben Harper
"Here Comes the Sun," Perry Farrell
"What Is Life," "Weird Al" Yankovic
"Behind That Locked Door," Norah Jones
"My Sweet Lord," Brian Wilson with Al Jardine
"Isn't It a Pity," The Black Ryder
"Any Road," Butch Walker
"I'd Have You Anytime," Karen Elson
"Taxman," Cold War Kids
"It's All Too Much," the Flaming Lips
"Handle With Care," Brandon Flowers, Dhani Harrison, Jonathan Bates, "Weird Al" Yankovic, Britt Daniel and Wayne Coyne
"All Things Must Pass," Ann Wilson, Dhani Harrison, Karen Elson and Norah Jones

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