Thirty-one years after the original HELP album changed fundraising forever, a new generation of artists gathered at Abbey Road to create something equally powerful—and perhaps more necessary. There’s ...
Glenn Morrow’s Cry For Help are releasing their third album, Our Final Album – Vol. 1, on July 17th on 12 inch vinyl, CD, by ...
The iconic glam metal band made a triumphant return to the stage for the first time in four years, opening with a beloved The ...
Today, June 25th, is Global Beatles Day, and to celebrate, The Beatles and Apple Corps Ltd have released a colorized video of their beloved 1967 live performance of “All You Need Is Love.” The ...
One fact about the Beatles that should not be overlooked is how little calendar time it took them to effectively change the course of music forever. They officially formed in 1960 (counting the years ...
Here is everything you need to know about @TheBeatles. It's a "brief" documentary about the biggest band of all time. Produced and written by Matt Beat. My favorite Beatle: Paul McCartney My favorite ...
The Beatles ripped up the rulebook in many ways. One of these was that, after their first album was rushed together to cash in on their first couple of hits, they decided not to put singles on albums, ...
View post: Beloved Actress Brenda Fricker Has Passed Away at 81 The Beatles’ “White Album” emerged after their creative retreat in India. Recording sessions heightened internal tensions, with members ...
On his new album, the ex-Beatle revisits his past and revels in simply continuing to create. By Jon Pareles For Paul McCartney, songwriting isn’t only a job, a craft and an emotional outlet. It’s a ...
England leaned into British mythology on Friday morning when they unveiled their 26-man roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a Beatles-themed video that featured the song “Come Together.” The video ...
The Beatles’ final album, "Let It Be," was released in May 1970. Producer Phil Spector’s orchestral additions angered Paul McCartney, prompting a stern letter. Band breakup followed manager Brian ...
On the 10th of April 1970, Paul McCartney announced what had, by then, been falsely reported so many times as to seem almost impossible—The Beatles, the biggest band to ever do it, were finished.