In January 1969, the Beatles were huddled together in the basement of the Apple Corps offices in West London, working on their follow-up to the previous year’s White Album.

Like any good story, the documentary about the making of the Beatles’ latest album — neither of which existed yet — needed a climax. It was Jan. 30, 1969, and the world-renowned rock band ...

There's a "Rooftop Concert Special" featuring commentary by Beatles historian, author, and radio producer Kevin Howlett set to premiere on the SiriusXM Beatles Channel on Jan. 28 at 11 a.m. EST.

Photo courtesy of Apple Corps Ltd. The Beatles’ iconic 1969 rooftop concert will debut as a 60-minute feature at select IMAX theaters later this month, with the event screening also featuring a ...

50 Years Ago, The Beatles Played Their Final Rooftop Concert: Here’s What It Felt Like. It was a frigid day on the Apple Corps rooftop in late January 1969, but the Beatles showed up anyway ...

Read the wild backstory of the Beatles' famed 1969 rooftop concert. ... 1969 — the band climbed five stories to the top of their Apple Corps headquarters and played their last concert together.

The Beatles played their last concert together in 1969 on the rooftop of Apple Corps music headquarters. They had already stopped touring in 1966 so this one last hurrah was a major event.

The Beatles‘ full 1969 Apple Corps rooftop concert highlighted in Peter Jackson’s acclaimed three-part documentary Get Back on Disney+ is getting a limited theatrical release in IMAX.

The Beatles’ full rooftop concert at their Apple Corps headquarters in London will get a special limited theatrical release in IMAX later this month.The 60-minute feature will fittingly premiere ...

The Beatles’ Rooftop Concert From ‘Get Back’ to Screen on Imax Theaters A 60-minute feature along with a filmmaker Q&A will debut Jan. 30 Photo: Disney+/Apple Corps ...

The Beatles’ iconic 1969 rooftop concert will debut as a 60-minute feature at select IMAX theaters later this month, with the event screening also featuring a filmmaker Q&A with The Beatles: Get ...