The Beatles to mark Global Beatles Day with colorized video

The Beatles and Apple Corps Ltd. will officially recognize Global Beatles Day on June 25 with the release of a colorized version of their 1967 performance of

The announcement comes from Apple Corps, the company founded by the band. It marks the first official recognition of the fan-led initiative that began in 2009. The performance was originally broadcast live on June 25, 1967, from Abbey Road Studios in London as part of the BBC's Our World program. It reached an estimated 400 million viewers worldwide. Apple Corps CEO Tom Greene wrote to fan Faith Cohen, who started the campaign, praising the day’s message.

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Paul McCartney performing at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding reception
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Paul McCartney performs Beatles classic at Taylor Swift wedding

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Paul McCartney played the Beatles song “I Want to Hold Your Hand” live for the first time since 1964 during the wedding reception of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. The event took place at Madison Square Garden in New York on July 3. Stevie Nicks also performed at the celebration.

The Beatles and Apple Corps have officially recognised June 25 as Global Beatles Day for the first time. Fans worldwide joined celebrations marking the 1967 live satellite broadcast of 'All You Need Is Love'. A newly colourised version of the performance was released to mark the occasion.

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Long-lost film footage of The Beatles performing on the BBC’s Top of the Pops has been found and will be restored. The 35mm negative captures the band’s first appearance on the show.

Foo Fighters completed two sold-out shows at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool over the weekend, with onstage appearances by two fans who had personal connections to the band.

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노동절 연휴 기간 베이징과 둥관에서 열린 스트로베리 뮤직 페스티벌에 18만 명 이상의 팬들이 운집했다. 모던 스카이가 주최한 이번 행사에는 픽시스(Pixies)와 조니 마(Johnny Marr) 등 해외 유명 아티스트들과 중국을 대표하는 록 밴드들이 함께 무대를 꾸몄다.

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