50 years after it’s premiere in London during the height of Beatlemania, The Beatles film A Hard Day’s Night is making a return to theaters. The digitally-restored version of the musical comedy will open on silver screens across the US on the Fourth of July weekend, Janus Films announced this week. At the time of … Continue reading Beatles Film ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ Returning to Theaters [WATCH] →

A piece of stage backdrop signed by the Beatles during their first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 failed to sell at auction Saturday in New York City. According to Heritage Auctions’ Noah Fleisher, the company will now try to privately broker the piece. The signed 4-foot-by-2-foot plastic wall was expected to fetch … Continue reading $800K Beatles-Signed Stage Backdrop From Ed Sullivan Show Fails to Sell →

A piece of wall taken from the set of the Ed Sullivan Show signed by The Beatles on that historic night in 1964 when the band debuted on American television, is going up for auction Saturday. The wall is signed by all four Beatles and is expected to reach between $800,000 and $1M US. The … Continue reading Beatles-Signed Wall Set for Auction this Weekend [WATCH] →

Paul McCartney treated his audience in Uruguay this weekend to a Beatles classic he’s only performed a handful of times in the past.  Check out this fan-posted video of “One After 909” below! McCartney is currently performing throughout South America on his ‘Out There’ tour, with shows this week in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, and Costa … Continue reading Paul McCartney Dusts Off Beatles Classic ‘One After 909’ in Uruguay →

The piano used by Paul McCartney and John Lennon during the filming of the 1965 Beatles film Help! is going up for auction, the BBC reports.  The 1907 Bechstein Concert Grand piano was used by the songwriting duo when they wrote the title track for the film, and according to the current owner, was also … Continue reading McCartney and Lennon’s ‘Help! Piano Going Up for Auction →

The Beach Boys’ Mike Love honored the late George Harrison by releasing a new track on Tuesday, on what would have been Harrison’s 71st birthday. “Pisces Brothers” was written in 2004 but has never been released until now. The inspiration for the song came from a trip The Beach Boys and The Beatles took to … Continue reading Mike Love Honors George Harrison with Previously Unreleased Track [LISTEN] →

The jackets worn by George Harrison and Ringo Star during the Beatles’ 1965 film Help! will be going up for auction, reports the BBC. The jackets, which the Beatles also wore in the cover photo for the film’s soundtrack, are part of film director Richard Lester’s private collection. The jackets are expected to fetch $82,000 … Continue reading Jackets Worn by Beatles in ‘Help!’ Going Up For Auction →

“The Night That Changed America: A GRAMMY Salute to the Beatles” aired Sunday night on CBS – 50 years to the day after The Beatles made their American television debut on the Ed Sullivan Show. The tribute featured an interview by Late Show host Dave Letterman with Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, performances by the … Continue reading CBS Airs ‘The Night That Changed America: A GRAMMY Salute to the Beatles’ →

A piece of 4 foot x 2 foot wall that was signed by the Fab Four during their American television debut on the Ed Sullivan Show is going up for auction in New York. The piece has been owned by Andy Geller since 2002, when he paid just $100,000 for it. It is expected to … Continue reading Wall Signed by The Beatles During Ed Sullivan Show Debut Going Up for Auction →

A never-before-heard interview with John Lennon from 1968 has been released by Hard Rock in advance of the 50th Anniversary of the Beatles’ introduction into America.  Hard Rock acquired the tapes in 1987 and have waited until now to release the audio to the public. The interview took place on December 2, 1968 when John … Continue reading Never-Before-Heard Interview with John Lennon [LISTEN] →

A photography exhibit curated by Julian Lennon will open Thursday in New York and Los Angeles in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles’ first US tour. Julian Lennon, the son of John Lennon and Cynthia Powell, is a photographer himself and is also represented in the Morrison Hotel Gallery, where the exhibit is … Continue reading Julian Lennon Curates Beatles Photography Exhibit →

As the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show draws near, Rolling Stone has released rare video footage from 1964 that was previously unavailable online.  The footage includes a performance of “I Want to Hold Your Hand” from the February 9th, 1964 show in New York, “This Boy” from February … Continue reading Rare 1964 Beatles Footage From ‘The Ed Sullivan Show’ Released [WATCH] →