While every Beatles show after 1963 was something of a circus, nothing compared to the band’s ’66 tour. By then, the Fab Four were so popular they were traveling around in the back of an armored van.

Just three years after making their national British television debut (and two years after their Ed Sullivan Show breakout appearance), the Beatles delivered a surprise TV performance that would end ...

"The Beatles 1962–1966" (known as: Red Album) / "The Beatles 1967–1970" (known as: Blue Album) (Released 1973 / Remixed 2023) ...

You watch footage of screaming crowds and cramped hotel rooms and can feel why the band walked away from the stage in 1966. They left touring because the noise, safety risks, and exhaustion made live ...

As an added bonus, we're also throwing in this behind-the scenes 1966 footage of The Beatles in Japan in which you learn, among other things, how often the lads wash their hair in an average week.

It should surprise no one that the Beatles are the most-covered musical act of all time. Those covers have been coming pretty much since the Beatles began, so even as the Fab Four continued to put out ...

A Cup of Coffee and the Era of Music This is a column that takes about 16 minutes to read. Please enjoy it as a piece of ...

The Beatles retired from touring in 1966–long before they actually called it quits as a band. Their robust touring schedules (mixed with the fact the band didn’t feel they were very good live) moved ...

The 92-second clip that shows the Fab Four playing their song “Paperback Writer.” BBC and Kaleidoscope More than 50 years after the beginning of Beatlemania, it seems that every recorded moment the ...

During The Beatles’ touring years, they rarely could hear how they sounded live. The band played to large audiences who screamed all the way through their shows; they could hardly even hear their own ...