By 1966, as Beatlemania was whipped up beyond a frenzy, The Beatles knew that their touring days were coming to an end as the dangers of being John, Paul, George
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On March 4, 1966, in an interview with journalist Maureen Cleave for the London Evening Standard, The Beatles’ John Lennon made a comment which would go on to threaten the

On June 30th 1966, The Beatles made their highly awaited debut in Japan, a spectacle which saw The Fab Four receive the royal treatment upon their arrival as the

The Beatles’ 1966 tour would be the one that led the band to give up live shows altogether. There were a number of heavy shows on the tour: the infamous

The Beatles at the Top Of The Pops studio in 1966 (Image: © Getty) A long-lost clip of the Beatles

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the release of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, which means it also
I n most Beatles history books, the section chronicling their activities in 1966 might take up a few dozen pages. But given how important and unique that year was compared