John Acosta, embodying Barry Gibb for over 14 years, brings a meticulous zest to his portrayal in Bee Gees Tributes worldwide. His attention to detail, from appearance to falsettos, often leaves audiences in awe, feeling as if they’ve just witnessed the Bee Gees themselves.

Bee Gees Gold is the quintessential tribute, offering a chance to relive the Bee Gees' heyday. Accompanied by a live band, they authentically recreate the group's evolution from the 60s through the late 70s, covering hits from "Massachusetts" and "I Started a Joke" to disco classics like "Stayin' Alive" and "You Should Be Dancing," along with Andy Gibb's hits.

Eric Sean, portraying Robin Gibb, began his professional singing career at 17 and has since shared stages worldwide with artists including Sheena Easton and Michael Grimm.

Pete Sprague takes on the role of Maurice Gibb. Hailing from Washington, DC, Pete began piano lessons at age seven and later honed his skills at the University of Miami, earning a Bachelor of Music. A seasoned performer, he now operates Firehole Productions, a soundstage and production facility in Las Vegas.

John Acosta, embodying Barry Gibb for over 14 years, brings a meticulous zest to his portrayal in Bee Gees Tributes worldwide. His attention to detail, from appearance to falsettos, often leaves audiences in awe, feeling as if they’ve just witnessed the Bee Gees themselves.

Bee Gees Gold is the quintessential tribute, offering a chance to relive the Bee Gees' heyday. Accompanied by a live band, they authentically recreate the group's evolution from the 60s through the late 70s, covering hits from "Massachusetts" and "I Started a Joke" to disco classics like "Stayin' Alive" and "You Should Be Dancing," along with Andy Gibb's hits.

Eric Sean, portraying Robin Gibb, began his professional singing career at 17 and has since shared stages worldwide with artists including Sheena Easton and Michael Grimm.

Pete Sprague takes on the role of Maurice Gibb. Hailing from Washington, DC, Pete began piano lessons at age seven and later honed his skills at the University of Miami, earning a Bachelor of Music. A seasoned performer, he now operates Firehole Productions, a soundstage and production facility in Las Vegas.