“Revolver” marked a turning point for The Beatles. Brash and bold, yet also filled with sensitivity, the 1966 album ushered in the band's penchant for musical unpredictability that would continue to ...

The Beatles played two sold-out concerts before a total of 28,000 screaming fans at Olympia Stadium on Aug. 13, 1966, the last time the Fab Four performed in Detroit. Loraine Alterman, the Free Press ...

The Beatles really never lived sober lifestyles. Booze and pills were frequently part of their routine during early marathon performances in Hamburg, Germany. They used recreational drugs more ...

John Lennon established himself as a forward-thinking artist with The Beatles. He had many opportunities to prove it once the band gave up touring to focus on studio experimentation. Ringo Starr ...

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The only known audio recording of a 1966 Beatles press conference, in which John Lennon is grilled about saying the band was more popular than Jesus, is expected to sell for ...

Inspiration often strikes in the unlikeliest of places, and in the case of the Beatles’ 1966 track “Tomorrow Never Knows,” that could include a tense bookstore exchange that required a mediator to ...

A comment made by music legend John Lennon left fans burning their Beatles records. The controversial moment has since been shared again by fans, who are now on the side of the late songwriter. Lennon ...

In March of 1966, a profile of John Lennon appeared in the London Evening Standard under the title How does a Beatle Live? John Lennon Lives Like This. Maureen Cleave, a British journalist who worked ...