By January 1969, The Beatles were at a crossroads, after leaving touring behind in 1966. Paul McCartney regretted that choice ...

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By January 1969, The Beatles were a band at a crossroads. Just three years earlier, they had walked away from touring after their final concert at Candlestick Park in August 1966. Exhausted by the ...

Ken Mansfield was the U.S. Manager for Apple records when the Beatles played their final gig on a rooftop in London — and one of the few people... Remembering The Beatles' Rooftop Gig, 50 Years Later, ...

Seattle Beatles tribute band Crème Tangerine, in collaboration with Ken Mansfield (the former U.S. manager of the Beatles' Apple Records) will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Beatles historic ...

Come Together, A Rooftop Beatles Tribute Band, which debuted in Dayton in 2018 and expanded to Springfield in 2023, is heading to Troy and Fairfield. The band’s annual rooftop concerts, which ...

50 years ago, The Beatles performed what would become their last concert together. A group of students from the Los Angeles-area celebrated the anniversary with a performance of their own. It was ...

The Beatles, who had music in a chokehold between 1963 and 1969, would eventually break up in 1970. The reason is attributed to quarrels over business affairs and group members wanting to explore ...

Local band The Mopar Cams, plus a couple of guest musicians, are returning to perform The Beatles’ entire rooftop concert — a repeat of last year’s well-received show, with a new second act this year.

Fifty years ago today, on Jan. 30, 1969, The Beatles gave what would be their final concert. And on this special episode of All Songs Considered, we talk with someone who was there: Ken Mansfield ...