Robbie Williams breaks The Beatles’ record to make UK music history - The former Take That star admitted he ‘desperately’ ...

Robbie Williams overtakes The Beatles with album record - Britpop has become his 16th number one album as a solo artist after ...

Admission to The Beatles: A Symphonic Mystery Tour is free, continuing the orchestra’s tradition of offering accessible live music to the community. The Melbourne Community Orchestra is an ...

The former Take That member has overtaken the Liverpool band ...

It’s not as noteworthy a stitch in rock’s rich tapestry as David Bowie’s 3 July 1973 announcement at the Hammersmith Odeon that “not only is it the last show of the tour, but it's the last show that ...

The memorabilila was collected by teenage fan Elizabeth Salt in 1963 ...

Almost 45 years after Beatlemania swept the U.S., memories of the Beatles' legendary U.S. invasion during the mid-1960s remain fresh in the minds of those who were there. In this remarkably personal ...

It’s one of the most iconic scenes in the story of The Beatles - but what made the Fab Four take to a London rooftop in the winter of 1969?

A 20-year celebration of The Epic Live in Downey, (formerly The Epic Lounge), was highlighted by the special appearance of ...

As Britpop debuts atop the U.K.'s Official Albums chart, Robbie Williams breaks his historic tie with The Beatles and claims the most No. 1 albums of all time.

Wander around all the stuff, bang it, shout, play it, it doesn’t need to make any sense,'” McCartney instructed the Beatles in the studio.

The Beatles were the band of the 1960s. And in 1965, they released these three incredible one-word title songs.