The Guardian reports several businessmen were in the vicinity of The Beatles when they performed their rooftop concert. One of these businessmen said The Beatles’ concert disrupted his work. Paul ...

Band The Beatles clown on a London rooftop, left to right: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and George Harrison | Bettmann / Contributor for Getty Images The Beatles continue to be one of the ...

The Beatles' sendoff rooftop concert in 1969 might be the most legendary impromptu set of all time. Here are just a few memorable moments.

This year, Lake Street Dive celebrated Halloween with a rooftop tribute to The Beatles. With singer Rachael Price channeling her inner John Lennon, the group performed a version of “Don’t Let Me Down” ...

One thing missing from The Beatles’ super deluxe box set of Let it Be was the full 40-minute 1969 rooftop performance, but with the success of documentary Get Back it’s now coming to streaming ...

Both the original Let It Be documentary and Get Back, Peter Jackson’s mammoth expansion and restoration of that footage, culminate with the Beatles’ final public performance, a concert on the roof of ...

Rocking out on a London rooftop on a raw January afternoon 50 years ago today, The Beatles delivered what would be their final live performance. The surprise midday concert, which came to a halt after ...

Among the many highlights of Peter Jackson’s sweeping documentary “The Beatles: Get Back” is a beautifully restored version of The Beatles’ rooftop concert, which would be their final live, public ...

While “Don’t Let Me Down” by the Beatles may not be the most lyrically intricate song that the iconic quartet produced, the song did emerge from a complex set of emotions. A chorus of four Don’t let ...

It's perfectly reasonable to state that The Beatles' Let It Be Super Deluxe Special Edition is the iconic group's third attempt to release music from their (three weeks of) January 1969 recordings.