The light in John Lennon's old bedroom will be left on tonight to mark the late Beatles icon's 85th birthday. The legendary musician's family home in Mendips, Woolton, is now owned by the National ...

John Lennon's sister has opened up on what would have been the Beatles star's 85th birthday about the childhood experiences that shaped him into a global icon ...

The musician, producer and son of John Lennon and Yoko Ono speaks to Louis Chilton about a landmark new boxset of his parents’ remastered live recordings, protecting the legacy of The Beatles, and why ...

Today in Music History for Oct. 9: In 1929, singing cowboy Gene Autry made his first recordings during a visit to New York. In 1937, Pat Burke, saxophonist and flutist with the mid-'60s British pop ...

An Oscar nominee is cast in a major role in the upcoming Beatles biopics opposite Barry Keoghan, Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, and Joseph Quinn.

It looks like country star Zach Bryan has kicked over a metaphorical hornets’ nest with his new song, Bad News. Bryan included a snippet from the song on his Instagram last Friday and you can clearly ...

Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford in her Tucson home with her bilingual children’s books. (Courtesy Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford) Tucson resident and author Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford originally wrote “What Color ...

Imagine was also the name of the 1971 album, which included the songs "Crippled Inside," "Jealous Guy," "It’s So Hard," "I Don’t Want to Be a Soldier," "Gimme Some Truth," "Oh My Love," "How Do You ...

Though frustratingly incomplete, a new boxed set of superb sound quality collects most of the couple’s output from the early 1970s, when they were creatively energized by the issues of the day.

This late-night ode to a blossoming faraway love was John Lennon's favorite Beatles song (from that 1968 album, anyway).

Lennon told Horne that he “couldn’t stand to listen” to the studio tapes at first, and thought to “just throw this away”. He then played them to friends “and they said: ‘Hey, it’s all right.’ So I ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney certainly wrote some of the most notable melodies of the 1960s, but whatever you do, don't forget these three.