On Aug. 18, 1964, officials in the Denver Police Department alerted the FBI to a threatening letter brought to them by a local promoter. Verne Byers, a musician and Denver nightclub owner, had booked ...

GREEN BAY - There’s not the screaming and crying there was on that Friday night of a lifetime in 1964, but get Bonnie Howe, Loine Hockman, Judy Urban and Karen Konopka talking about The Beatles and ...

George Harrison (from left), Paul McCartney, John Lennon and Ringo Starr sat before a battery of microphones in Dallas on Sept. 18, 1964, as they held a news conference before their concert. 1964 File ...

The Beatles, who are featured this week in a Disney Plus documentary called "Get Back." didn't play a concert in Ohio until 1964, but have made their mark in the Buckeye State. The Beatles played ...

On August 23, 1964, The Beatles performed for the first time at the Hollywood Bowl. With that legendary performance, they unwittingly advanced the now-familiar outdoor concert. A gig John Lennon ...

MATTOON — It only took a familiar opening guitar chord and lyrics, Mark Benson recalled, to bring friendship to a leather-clad biker and a man in business suit. It was during a concert at an outdoor ...

When the Beatles arrived in Indianapolis in 1964, one WISH-TV cameraman was determined to make history. At 1am on September 3rd, 1964, a British invasion touched down in Indianapolis. As the Beatles ...

The commemoration of the Beatles’ performances at the 1964 Indiana State Fair will extend to September, Indiana State Fairgrounds officials announced Saturday. A concert by prominent tribute act 1964 ...

The Kansas City Royals offer a host of baseball-themed promotions to draw fans. Dozens of bobblehead and T-shirt giveaways are planned each summer. Fireworks shows and opportunities to run the bases ...

"Photographs of The Beatles' first US concert, in Washington DC, have sold at a New York auction for $362,000 (£224,000). Photographer Mike Mitchell took the pictures at the Washington Coliseum gig in ...

Sony/ATV allegedly pulled the plug on a license after The Beatles' old company wanted to use tape of a 1964 concert on its own. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large According to Ace Arts, the ...