On 1 August, 1971, Madison Square Garden witnessed more than just a star-studded concert—it became the epicenter of a groundbreaking fusion of music and humanitarianism.  Spearheaded by former Beatle ...

How the 'Quiet Beatle' United the Music World for History-Making Benefit Concert 54 Years Ago Today first appeared on Parade on Aug 1, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Aug 1, 2025, ...

On 1971, George Harrison made history with The Concert for Bangladesh, a two-performance event that would set off a new wave of musical philanthropy for years to come. Harrison, in partnership with ...

The Shulman brothers' group secretly recorded with the Beatles' gear, including Harrison’s Gretsch Duo Jet and Lennon's ...

The Beatles beloved co-founding member John Lennon always viewed himself as being in a lane of his own, so he often despised ...

Paul McCartney once opened up about The Beatles' touring days, and expressed his overall optimism about it until one ...

Paul McCartney and George Harrison did not care for Oasis's music, despite the Beatles heavily influencing the Gallagher ...

The Beatles fans have said John Lennon was 'correct' to suggest the band were 'bigger than Christ', despite the comments (which were republished on this day in 1966) leading some to burn their records ...

John Lennon's comment on how big The Beatles had become led to burning records and eventually his death, with the republished ...

Fifty-nine years ago today, The Beatles started a five-week run at the top of the US albums chart with a North American exclusive.

George Harrison’s role in The Beatles was bigger than many realize, but he didn’t receive recognition like John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

John Lennon was personally offended after being compared to George Harrison. Find out why he pushed back below.