On 8th August 1969, at 11.35am, four men walked across a zebra crossing in St John’s Wood. Hardly an earth-shattering event, but since then millions of people have come to
Read FullWith only a week to go until this year’s Isle of Wight Festival – organisers have today (Wednesday) announced a new immersive virtual reality experience dedicated to The Beatles. Noel Gallagher’s
Read FullOn 28th April, a special party was held to celebrate the erecting of a commemorative Blue Plaque at 3 Savile Row to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles Rooftop
Read FullToday, a commemorative Blue Plaque was erected at 3 Savile Row to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles Rooftop concert. Richard Porter, one of the committee to erect the
Read Full“It was another day at the office,” Ken Mansfield says, recalling the Beatles’ impromptu rooftop concert in January 1969. There’s not even a hint of sarcasm in his voice. The group
Read FullOne of the most re-produced photos of the Beatles shows them by a blue wall and doorway. It was made into a poster, licensed by Brian Epstein’s company, NEMS Enterprises,
Read FullThe Beatles ‘Rooftop Concert’ took place on 30th January 1969. It was the culmination of a month-long project that saw the Beatles rehearsing at Twickenham Film Studios for a concert
Read FullOver the years I’ve probably seen Paul McCartney live around 30-35 times. The first time was with Wings at Wembley Arena in December 1979. It was my first live sight
Read FullGeorge Harrison passed away on this date in 2001. He will be remembered in our hearts and minds for all time. Here are some photos I took of George.
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