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“You don’t look different, but you have changed…”: words that nailed the Beatles in late ’65, as dope, love, sitars and soul wrought a transformation in their style and aspirations. Out of it came ...

The Fab Four's 2025 - 2026 tour brings their all-new show to the stage, celebrating The Beatles’ second film -- HELP! -- and featuring performances from the movie soundtrack, as well as The Beatles’ ...

The Fab Four's 2025 tour brings their all-new show to the stage, celebrating The Beatles’ second film -- ! -- and featuring performances from the movie soundtrack, as well as The Beatles’ greatest ...

Singing songs by Elvis Presley and The Beatles could do more than lift spirits - it might also improve the quality of life for patients with chronic lung diseases like COPD and ILD, according to new ...

The Beatles legend, 83, looked and sounded decades younger in an intimate preview of the tour to come. By Seth Abramovitch Senior Writer It was a “you had to be there” moment, and for about 4,000 ...

Belting out classics by Elvis Presley and The Beatles could help people with common painful conditions, according to a new study. Scientists discovered that group singing therapy online can help raise ...

Sir Paul McCartney has performed The Beatles' Help! in full for the first time in his solo career. The 83-year-old musician kicked off his US tour with a relatively-intimate performance at the Santa ...

Group singing online could help improve symptoms among lung patients, a new study suggests (Alamy/PA) Singing songs by Elvis Presley and The Beatles could help patients with lung disease, a small new ...

The music legend is kicking off the North American leg of his ‘Got Back’ tour on Monday (September 29) in Palm Desert, California, and to warm up for the shows, he played a one-off show at the Santa ...

Canadian non-profit organisation Kids Help Phone (KHP) has launched the latest chapter of its "Feel out loud" campaign, incorporating The Beatles’ iconic song Help! to spotlight youth mental health.