Liverpool’s International Slavery Museum has concluded that there is “no link” between Penny Lane and slave owner James Penny. Last week, signs on the road made famous by The Beatles song of the same name were vandalised
Read FullThere has been much conjecture on social media about a photo released by the Harrison family to celebrate Paul McCartney’s birthday. The photo shows George and Paul playing acoustic guitars
Read FullJohn Lennon, the enigmatic singer for The Beatles, always his said his son, Sean, felt “more like a twin” considering that they both shared the same birthday. The pair assimilated
Read FullA court battle is allegedly set to begin on Tuesday over an old demo recording by The Beatles after it was discovered in Emerick’s home following his death in 2018
Read FullWalt Disney on Friday made a number of shifts to its release calendar, including pushing Peter Jackson’s anticipated documentary “The Beatles: Get Back” to August 2021. The film was originally
Read FullPAUL PROUDLY ANNOUNCES THIRTEENTH INSTALMENT TO HIS GRAMMY-WINNING ARCHIVE COLLECTION – FLAMING PIE LIMITED NUMBERED DELUXE EDITIONS TO INCLUDE REMASTERED ORIGINAL ALBUM, BONUS TRACKS, PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED MATERIAL, EXCLUSIVE BOOKS, PHOTOS,
Read FullThis from Beatles Liverpool tour guide Jackie Spencer. A ‘Penny Lane, street sign in Liverpool has been defaced, probably due to the supposed connection to slave trader James Penny. However,
Read FullWhen The Beatles decided to make their mark on the South of England performing in Aldershot on December 9th 1961, it’s safe to say that they didn’t quite make the
Read FullThroughout their career, The Beatles were blessed with exceptional good fortune as they rarely worked with anyone who did not enhance their career in some way. In 1960 they met the photographer Astrid
Read FullIn this episode of FOTR, Ethan chats with “the Beatle brain of Britain” and premier London tour-guide Richard Porter about how he discovered the Beatles, The Rutles, the late Victor
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