The Fab Four News

For me and for a lot of people like me, popular music has a way of defining a particular decade or a particular year.

Liverpool, 2007 a ' The moment we jump off the train at Lime Street Station, like in the opening of A Hard Daya TMs Night, Luisa and I know Liverpool offers more than just tacky Beatles museums.

Charles Rosenay has been a fan of the Beatles since their classic 1964 performance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," and for the Orange resident, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree.

Forty years after their last live gig, Jade Wright looks at rare backstage photos of The Beatles' landmark performances THEY are the most photographed foursome in the history of popular music, but there is still so much about The Beatles we haven't seen.

This weekend, the 28th and 29th of November, there's a huge Beatles convention taking place in Stamford, Connecticut.

Beatles fans will be giving thanks next week for some holiday TV specials featuring the Fab Four.

Liverpool is proud of its association with the Beatles - all four band members were born and bred Liverpudlians.

U.S. District Judge John F. Walter issued a preliminary injunction against BlueBeat.com and Basebeat.com at the request of music company EMI Group.

WHEN it comes to music, MY Sun users know a thing or two. Be it pop or punk, rap or reggae, there is nothing 'Helter Skelter' about their opinions on their favourite artists.

JEDWARD are more popular than The Beatles, according to an internet poll. The survey for online bookies Paddy Power asked: "Who is the greatest boy band of all time?" More than 1300 punters gave their views - and when the poll closed, Irish X Factor twins John and Edward had 45 per cent of the votes compared to the Fab Four with 33 per cent.

X Factor twins John & Edward are more popular than The Beatles, according to an online poll by bookmakers Paddy Power.

When Jesse Arsenault was born, it had been almost three decades since the Beatles' last performance.

As everyone has learned from spending two months playing "Beatles: Rock Band" non-stop, there was no group quite like the Fab Four.

Just in case you're not Beatled-out yet -- what with the new reissues, USB stick and Rock Band -- here's a new take on the Fab Four.

"It's all about the songs," says Johnny Zatylny, the look-a-like, sound-a-like Freddie Mercury who has been playing the iconic lead singer in the seven-piece band Another One Bites the Dust for over ten years.

ABC says Paul McCartney and Beyonce will star in back-to-back one-hour specials Thanksgiving night.

IT IS more than four decades since The Beatles performed at the Cavern Club which led to it becoming one of the most famous music venues in the world.

The other day I was wandering around Barnes & Noble, listening to a Beatles mix flowing through the store's speakers.

Nearly 40 years after The Beatles called it quits, the Fab Four and their occasionally still-active arch rivals, The Rolling Stones, are still battling it out for the hearts and discretionary dollars of classic-rock fans and gift buyers.

You've got to marvel at BlueBeat's chutzpah. The music site that quickly attracted an EMI lawsuit this week for selling Beatles tracks for $0.25-a-pop , even though The Fab Four hasn't yet authorised online sale, has indeed now been ordered by an LA judge to stop selling those songs and others.