A rare first edition of the Beatles’ first album Please Please Me has been unearthed and is going up for sale. The first pressing of the early ’60s Parlophone record
The Beatles Artifacts
‘Play It Loud’ book provides guidance for Metropolitan Museum of Art’s new rock-focused exhibition. Jimmy Page’s guitars displayed in the new “Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll” exhibit.
The Beatles set a record for most songs in the Hot 100 on April 11, 1964, notching a remarkable 14 entries. The mark stood for more than a half century,
According to figures reported to Billboard Boxscore, The Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney broke $100 million threshold (solo career touring total) in Latin America. In total, he sold 7.5 million
John Lennon’s battle with then-U.S. President Richard Nixon is well-known – but a recently-discovered telegram revealed that fellow Beatle George
Just as Mary Quant’s name is synonymous with miniskirts, makeup, and Mods, so Pattie Boyd’s is with London’s 1960s Youthquake
By: Stephen Chrisanthus Contributing Writer Delray Beach will be submerged in Beatle-mania April 25-April 28, as a 4-day celebration of
JERSEY CITY — Now in its 45th year, the area’s preeminent convention for Beatles fans commanded the Hyatt Regency hotel on Jersey
Money can’t buy you love, but it can buy you one of Paul McCartney’s old school books — that is,
The iconic three days of peace and music that the Woodstock Festival procured in 1969 are returning for their 50th
