There's no rulebook as to what makes a band great, but some musicians didn't need to have a basic understanding of theory to ...

The Beatles’ song “Now and Then,” which was finished and released last year by the band’s living members Paul McCartney and ...

From 1925: Music professor Francis E. Woodward of Spokane sued Ralph Pollock, orchestra leader at the Liberty Theater, for “mutilating” and “butchering” the world’s classical masterpieces.

The same artists who defined the rock genre decades ago continue to dominate its highest honours. Is there space for contemporary acts to break through?

Before their split in 1970, the Beatles won two more Grammys for best contemporary album and album of the year for their classic and groundbreaking album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.” ...

By 1973, McCartney knew what he was doing on his own without The Beatles and had established Wings’ sound. Paul McCartney’s genius can be heard on a few albums, but there’s something about ...

Has there ever been a better delivery system for pure joy than the music of The Beatles? When they focused their songwriting, vocal, and instrumental powers on an upbeat, positive message, they could ...

When it was ‘64, The Beatles won their first ever Grammy ... and Best Performance by a Vocal Group for their third studio album A Hard Day’s Night. In 2025, the group are continuing to ...