Though The Beatles are known for their uplifting and love-focused songs, they also made a fair few creepy tracks, like ...

A rare and previously unreleased Beatles song has been leaked online, it has been claimed. The ten-minute track appears to be a take of 'Revolution 1' from The Beatles (White Album) sessions which ...

The experimentally produced Tomorrow Never Knows set the tone for a new, sophisticated, psychedelic era for The Beatles.

Revolution: The Music of the Beatles - A Symphonic Experience February 7, 2026 at the Jack Singer Concert Hall! Enter here ...

The album's origins can be traced back to the fact that in February 1968, The Beatles — along with wives, girlfriends and friends — traveled to Rishikesh in northern India to participate in a ...

Steve Jobs was a massive fan of English rock band The Beatles, and once revealed in an interview for 60 Minutes that his business plan was inspired by the group. To honor Steve’s life and his ...

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While the Beatles often collaborated with one another, there are several songs that didn’t require that all four members get into the studio. Find four such songs, below. As fans of the Beatles could ...

At the time of the leak, Entertainment Weekly, citing Mark Lewisohn’s book, The Beatles: Recording Sessions, reported that the unheard track was recorded by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George ...

Paul McCartney may be the only person on Earth who believes the Beatles have any unfinished business in 2023. For years, McCartney fixated upon “Now and Then,” a song John Lennon sketched in the late ...

The “last” song with contributions from all four Beatles, made possible by new technology, finds its power in vulnerability and nostalgia. By Jon Pareles It’s not a grand finale. It’s a wistful ...

Forty years from now, when we can regard our woeful current era using the prism of historical perspective and clarity through which we’re now regarding the Beatles, perhaps then we can pinpoint the ...