On the morning of 15 February 1970, Paul McCartney walked into Studio 2 at EMI Recording Studios, Abbey Road, to record Maybe ...

Between March 1965 and August 1971, The Beach Boys made a run of 11 albums that varied hugely in style, but featured some of ...

Paul McCartney has finally made the admission all Beatles fans have been waiting for – that the quartet are the greatest band ...

The Beatles turned a joke idea into one of their strangest recordings, and John Lennon later called it one of the group’s ...

The Beatles are widely acknowledged as one of the greatest – if not the greatest – bands to ever exist. But for Sir Paul ...

While My Guitar Gently Weeps is frequently cited among The Beatles' most iconic tracks, particularly from the latter half of their career, but the track actually has uncredited contributions from a ...

From “I Am The Walrus” to “Come Together”, quite a few of The Beatles’ biggest hits were banned by the BBC. Whether it came down to explicit lyrics or the use of branded product names, the British ...

Paul McCartney is proud of The Beatles, and he wants you to know it. In a recent TikTok Live, the icon looked back at their "phenomenal" history.

If there were ever a musician qualified to speak on the tremendous impact of the Beatles, Graham Nash, a fellow Brit and founding member of another iconic U.K. pop group, the Hollies, would be a ...

It seems unfair to take Now and Then, the final words and sounds from The Beatles and immediately figure out where they belong in the band's prodigious output. But, this is what we do. I will tell you ...

Was the lyric written by John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, or Ringo Starr? Find out with this Beatles quiz.