The Beatles' toured non-stop for their first few years but stopped in 1966, with fans still full of praise for one particular ...

The Beatles toured early in their career with Del Shannon, and his influence loomed large on their 1964 song "I'll Be Back".

The Beatles' touring days came to an abrupt end in 1966 after the band found themselves tired of playing to audiences, and ...

The Plastic Ono Band's first single was 'Give Peace a Chance', written by John in opposition to the Vietnam War. Released in ...

The songwriting prowess of John Lennon and Paul McCartney fueled the meteoric rise of The Beatles and left an indelible mark ...

The Beatles have always been a huge cultural touchstone, and there was one song that immediately grabbed actor Val Kilmer during his youth.

Not many people have judged The Beatles publicly, though that didn't stop Lou Reed, as he revealed his true perspective in a 1987 interview.

The Beatles' touring days may have come to a close rather suddenly, but fans of the Fab Four think they've pinpointed what ...

John Lennon took many notable digs at Paul McCartney after The Beatles' breakup, but the original lyrics of 'How Do You Sleep?' took things a step too far.

While The Beatles' biggest hits remain eternally etched in our collective consciousness, their extensive catalog is brimming with lesser-known masterpieces that deserve equal adoration. This article ...

The life and work of legendary Liverpool musician and peace campaigner John Lennon is being celebrated in a new live stage ...

“John, in a mad rage and obviously very drunk, was pummeling Bob Wooler,” wrote Peter Brown and Steven Gaines in The Love You Make. “It took three men to pull John off, but not before he managed to ...