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The Tour That Ended The Beatles’ Touring
In August 1966, The Beatles played their last paid live show in San Francisco. But the seeds had been planted earlier in the year.
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In August 1966, The Beatles played their last paid live show in San Francisco. But the seeds had been planted earlier in the year.

When George Harrison first heard the American pressing of the White Album, he blew his top and demanded an important "do-over."

They broke up in 1970, but Beatles tribute bands have picked up the slack. There's big money in it, and the chance to preserve a legacy.

A series of early performances at the BBC were the Holy Grail for Beatles fans. Turns out, a 13-year old came to the rescue.

The sound of Honeybus has been compared to that of the Kinks, the Zombies, even the Beatles. They barely made a blip, but check them out.