The Beatles' split was confirmed on April 10, 1970, in promotion material for Paul McCartney's first solo album.

Fifty-five years ago – on April 10, 1970 – the Beatles broke up, marking the end of one of rock 'n' roll's most prominent bands. There are several theories as to why The Beatles broke up ...

Ringo Starr tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that winning a Grammy for "Now and Then" "felt like John [Lennon] was with us." ...

John Lennon said the Beatles broke up for this surprising reason that contrasts the more salacious, dramatic rumors ...

The very next day, the Beatles’ latest single, “Let It Be,” hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. By the end of that year, Paul had filed a suit to formally break up the Beatles ...

Documents offering insight into the break-up of The Beatles have sold at auction for £9,000, without buyer’s premium, beating their estimate of between £4,000 and £8,000. The typescript copy ...

Related: Why Did The Beatles Break Up? Inside the Band’s Differences — and Why It Wasn’t the First Time They Wanted to Split Frith obtained the records from the former owner of Vancouver ...

The Beatles may have broken up in 1970, but they’re still rocking on. In February, the group won a Grammy Award for best rock performance for “Now and Then,” a demo recorded by John Lennon ...