Beatles songs do not appear to be dance-able, unless you consider hopping up and down to the music as dancing. Some dancing friends and I ran into the same problem at another Beatles tribute band performance. After a few songs all of these dancers were standing around with puzzled looks. The line "We all got up to dance, but we never got the chance" from the song American Pie is thought by some to be an allusion to Beatles' un-dance-ability. If you want to dance find some '50s R&R, '70-80s disco, or some hip hop. Or take up ballroom or salsa.

Pick a Beatles song. Try to dance to it. Good luck.

@@user-vb6lq9il5v Any suggestion for a dance step... for a pseudo wedding dance (Father and Daughter) at a wedding? for the Beatles tune called TWO Of US.

@@franstav2422 I listened to the song just now. I think the best bet would be a simple Rumba box step. Next choice could be Foxtrot. More difficult might be a slow 4-count Swing. The tempo and rhythm of the song didn't seem very stable to me. Look up some Rumba, Foxtrot and 4-count Swing tutorials on KZfaq and get back to me. Thanks.

@@franstav2422 You could also try a six-count East Coast Swing, but the tempo is so fast that you will have to "single-step the triples." You will probably have to find a dance studio that offers wedding-dance lessons for that. The singing seems to not coordinate much with the drum/rhythm part and the song has some awkward pauses in it too. After listening to the song a few more times, I am reminded why I, long ago, stopped listening to the Beatles.