More than a decade after The Beatles in Mono box set got a limited-edition release on vinyl, the collection is back in print.

Paul McCartney released his debut solo album in 1970, earning his first no. 1 album on the charts without The Beatles.

In a special episode of 'Desert Island Discs', Rick Rubin picked out his favourite songs, including work from The Beatles, Neil Young and LCD Soundsystem.

Zachary Hart is a rising star who has landed himself a gig - literally - in the highly anticipated play Stereophonic, about a ...

with the Beatles barking instructions as to which tape loops should be raised and lowered. "With each fader carrying a different loop, the mixing desk acted like a synthesizer,” Emerick recalled ...

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 ...

And this upcoming The Beatles biopic is the grandest, most fabulous, you could say, biopic of them all. Sam Mendes is directing The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event, a four-movie bonanza ...

At Sony Pictures’ presentation at CinemaCon on Monday, director Sam Mendes revealed the release strategy for his upcoming quartet of movies about The Beatles – dubbed The Beatles – A Four ...

The last tape simply said “Beatles demo.” “Take it out and oh my God, jaws dropped,” Larry Hennessey, Frith’s friend and a mixing and mastering engineer, said. “It can’t be ...

The Beatles’ song “Now and Then,” which was finished and released last year by the band’s living members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, won a best rock performance Grammy on Sunday ...

The Beatles are continuing to make history with a Grammy first happening when they won the Best Rock Performance Award Sunday afternoon (Feb. 2) for their song "Now and Then." The song was the ...

The song, a home demo Lennon recorded in 1978, was well known to Beatles die-hards. The surviving members even took a crack at properly recording and mixing it in 1995, to little avail.