This attitude worked out in the Beatles favor, to put it mildly, both in their native U.K. and across the big pond in the U.S. At the time of this writing, the Beatles have the most No. 1 hits on the ...

"Beatlemania" becomes a full-blown phenomenon in America. While "Beatlemania" had taken over the U.K., in the fall of 1963, the Beatles were practically unknown in America. Through the efforts of band ...

The Concert Hall at Drew University is honored to host a unique event for Beatles fans on June 29 at 3 PM. 60 Years of The Beatles in America offers attendees the extraordinary opportunity to ...

(AP) – EDITOR’S NOTE: In February 1964, the Beatles took America by storm, and rock `n’ roll was never the same. AP reporters covering the band’s Feb. 7 arrival at New York’s Kennedy Airport and their ...

On the night of February 9th 1964 something extraordinary happened. A scant two and a half months since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in November 1963 had deflated the optimism of a ...

The story of the band's "Love Me Do," why America was initially reluctant to listen and the surviving members' plans put out a replica of the original single. By Tim Appelo The Liverpool quartet known ...

The Beatles might not have been at the legendary Woodstock Music and Art Fair in August 1969 (by that point, the Fab Four were well past their live performance days), but thanks to Stephen Stills, ...