The oldest argument in rock gets a night on a Baton Rouge stage. Manship Theatre hosts Beatles vs Stones: A Musical Showdown on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m., pairing tribute bands Abbey Road and Satisfaction – The International Rolling Stones Show for alternating sets and a joint encore.

How the duel works

Manship frames the evening as a British Invasion mash-up: Abbey Road handles the Fab Four catalog while Satisfaction brings the Stones' swagger, trading power sets before sharing the stage at the end. The theater calls it suitable for all ages and a fit for fans of classic British pop who want the hits without a stadium ticket.

Tickets and house rules

Tickets start at $38.05, a figure Manship lists as already including tax and fees. Buy directly from Manship Theatre; seats purchased elsewhere may not be valid, and every guest needs a ticket. The show is sponsored in part by Eagle 98.1 and TALK 107.3 FM.

Downtown details

Manship Theatre sits at 100 Lafayette St. inside the Shaw Center for the Arts. The ticket desk answers at 225-344-0334 or [email protected]. Doors lead into a house designed so even mezzanine seats sit close to the stage, which helps when two bands are trading riffs all night.

If you grew up picking a side between Lennon and Jagger, Nov. 12 is the local rematch, and the encore is built so nobody has to leave the theater declaring a total loss.

Beatles vs Stones Manship Theatre, 100 Lafayette St., Baton Rouge Thu., Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m. Tickets from $38.05 manshiptheatre.org | 225-344-0334

Photo courtesy of Manship Theatre.

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