Paul McCartney Surprises Fans with Intimate NYC Concert, Plays Beatles Hits & Tributes John Lennon in a Magical Night submitted by /u/Top-Three-USA

On this day in 1964, the Beatles made their first appearance on “The Ed Sullivan Show”, live from New York; broadcast draws 73.7 million television viewers. Hard to imagine that kind of non-sports viewership now. submitted by /u/ericfleising

The Beatles – Ticket To Ride submitted by /u/Relevant_Username99

The Beatles – Tomorrow Never Knows submitted by /u/solus-mort

The Beatles’ ‘Now and Then’ Was Made With AI (and That’s Okay) It’s not really what you think.

The Beatles – Revolution submitted by /u/goatfuckersupreme

The Beatles – I’m Looking Through You submitted by /u/Traditional_Gap_7041

The Beatles – Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey submitted by /u/LorenzoApophis

John Lennon’s Son Julian Says He’s Never Been Part of the Beatles’ ‘Inner Circle’: ‘We Had Nothing to Do with the Beatles or Dad’ submitted by /u/peoplemagazine

The Beatles – Hello, Goodbye submitted by /u/Canadian-Man-infj

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Reunite at London’s O2 Arena, Thrilling Fans with a Surprise Performance of Beatles’ Classic Helter Skelter submitted by /u/Top-Three-USA

Sir Ringo Starr joins Sir Paul McCartney for Beatles classics at O2 concert submitted by /u/ebradio

Ringo Starr explains why he really wants to win a final Grammy for The Beatles submitted by /u/daily_mirror

Joseph Quinn to Play George Harrison in Beatles Biopics: Report submitted by /u/Ridley-Academy

The Beatles: The long and winding road to the Fab Four’s break-up – BBC News submitted by /u/mrjohnnymac18

Beatles – A Day In The Life (Remastered 2009 from Sgt Pepper album) submitted by /u/djsoomo

‘Beatles ’64’: Director David Tedeschi on Making Beatlemania Something to Scream About Again for New Disney Documentary submitted by /u/Less-Conclusion5817

Why were the Kinks not as famous as say the Beatles or the Stones? Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into the British Invasion lately, and I can’t help but wonder—why aren’t The Kinks as globally iconic as The Beatles or The Stones? I mean, they gave us You Really Got Me, basically invented power chords, and their first few albums are next-level. Was it the U.S. ban? Bad luck? Or maybe their rougher, more chaotic …

The Beatles – Lucy In the Sky with Diamonds (1967) submitted by /u/ThrashMetallix

Beatles ‘64 | Official Trailer submitted by /u/Puzzled-Tap8042