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The Beatles seventh studio album ‘Revolver’ has turned 50 years old.

The Beatles historic Shea Stadium concert from 1965 will screen in cinemas with the new Ron Howard documentary ‘Eight Days A Week’.

Paul McCartney is officially the UK’s most successful album act with 22 number one albums to his name.

The estate of George Harrison has ripped Donald Trump a new arsehole after the failed businessman wannabe ruler used George’s Beatles’ classic ‘Here Comes The Sun’ at his Republic rally this week.

For the first time since it was released on vinyl in 1977, The Beatles: Live at the Hollywood Bowl is about to be released in an expanded version by Apple Corps, Ltd.

The Beatles were one of the final holdouts from releasing their music onto streaming services, but they finally relented last year at Christmas.

Academy Award-winner Ron Howard’s authorized documentary feature film about The Beatles’ phenomenal early career, The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years, has set its World Premiere Date in London’s Leicester Square on September 15.

On June 17 at 12:01 AM local time, The Beatles’ award-winning Love album will become available for streaming worldwide.

Tribute bands from The Beatles, Elton John, Queen, Spice Girls and Abba will gather for Tribute Mania, a festival of covers bands.

Paul McCartney believes Oasis harmed their careers by predicting they’d be “bigger” than The Beatles.

Tony Barrow, who was the publicist for the Beatles for the majority of their career and came up with the phrase “the Fab Four”, has died at his home in Morecambe, England at the age of 80.

Little Richard fans are concerned for the health of the rock and roll idol after a tweet from Parliament / Funkadelic bass player Bootsy Collins.

The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia have published previously unseen footage of The Beatles getting ready for a television performance.

George Harrison 1943 – 2001

Nirvana bass player Krist Novoselic joined Paul McCartney for a boisterous version of his Beatles classic ‘Helter Skelter’.

Paul McCartney kicked off his One On One tour in Fresno, California and has played two Beatles classics for the very first time as a solo artist.

A little early April present for Beatles fans and streamers, alike. All three volumes of The Beatles’ Anthology have been placed on all streaming services worldwide.

There has been an outpouring of memories and love for George Martin who passed away yesterday at the age of 90.

With the passing of George Martin, the music world has lost one of the most distinctive voices who ever created music from behind the scenes.

Ringo Starr has paid tribute to Sir George Martin after news of the death of The Beatles producer at age 90 today.

Sir George Martin, The Beatles producer, has died at the age of 90.

The Beatles allowed fans to hear their music via streaming services for the first time on Christmas Eve 2015 and already the first Beatles Streaming Top 10 has been compiled.

The Beatles not only moved into the world of streaming as of midnight Christmas Eve, but their albums are now available from all download services.

The Beatles catalogue is now streaming.

Billboard has a bit of a blockbuster rumor circulating this afternoon. According to the magazine, the Beatles catalog will begin to roll out on at least one, and most likely many, streaming services starting Christmas Eve.

The video portion of the updated album 1 by the Beatles is just an amazing compendium of videos and performances from throughout the Fab Four’s career.

Legendary musician Ringo Starr is “beyond blessed” to still be married to wife of nearly 35 years Barbara Bach.

Paul McCartney sits down with Billboard to reveal intimate details about The Beatles number one hits.

Andy White, a Scottish drummer who famously sat in with the Beatles in place of Ringo Starr on the recordings of Love Me Do and P.S. I Love You, has died in New Jersey after suffering a stroke at the age of 85.