Insofar as three-quarters of The Beatles were concerned, touring would remain a thing of the past, but for Paul McCartney, there was a growing belief that the longer the group distanced themselves ...

On this day in 1969, The Beatles performed live for the final time as a group on the rooftop of Apple Corps' London headquarters, creating one of the most iconic moments in music history. But one ...

The famous London rooftop where the Beatles played their last live show in 1969 is being turned into a museum that fans can finally visit. The Fab Four’s final public performance, on Jan. 30, 1969, ...

By the start of 1969, the group hadn’t played live in public for two and a half years. Worn out by relentless treks across the United States and Europe - the mass hysteria, unable to even hear ...

Last fall, The Beatles released their new and “final” song, “Now and Then”–which began its life as a late ’70s John Lennon demo, was fleshed out with contributions from George Harrison, Paul McCartney ...

In 1969, London witnessed The Beatles’ last concert; in 1987, Los Angeles experienced U2’s impromptu show. Two moments that blend art, chaos, and publicity, which became legendary and continue to ...

Starstruck reactions to celebrities have a way of defying all logic and, in some cases, survival instincts. Not even people who regularly work with superstars are immune to these irrational feelings, ...

Beatles fans will soon be able to visit the London rooftop where the Fab Four played their final live performance. The exterior of the Savile Row recording studio has long been a site of pilgrimage ...

More than 55 years later, people still talk about “the rooftop concert” like it was folklore. Now, fans will soon be able to stand where it happened themselves. One remarkable thing about that concert ...

Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 Fans will finally get to set foot on the Savile Row roof where the Fab Four made their last public appearance. Express ...