The Beatles Bible

Liverpool councillors are to discuss creating a Beatles trail of some of the best-known locations connected to the group. Read more »

Sir Paul McCartney had announced an appearance at Liverpool's world-famous Cavern Club on the Parkinson television show on 3 December 1999. Eleven days later it took place, with just 300 tickets available. Read more »

After nearly 300 performances at Liverpool's Cavern Club, this was The Beatles' final show at the venue. Read more »

The Beatles headlined an eight-hour Rhythm And Blues Marathon at the Cavern Club on Good Friday, 12 April 1963. Read more »

This was The Beatles' final lunchtime show at Liverpool's Cavern Club. Although they played subsequent shows at the venue, they were all evening performances. Read more »

An eight-hour music marathon was staged at the Cavern on this Sunday night, titled "Rhythm And Blues Marathon". Read more »

After two busy days in London, The Beatles began the long drive back to Liverpool on the morning of 23 January 1963. Read more »

An evening performance at Liverpool's Cavern Club. Also on the bill were Pete Hartigan's Jazzmen, The Dennisons, The Merseybeats and The Swinging Blue Jeans. Read more »

The Beatles performed two shows on this day. The first was a lunchtime booking at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, where they were guaranteed an enthusiastic reception from their loyal fanbase. Read more »

Two days before their first Abbey Road recording session, The Beatles undertook a second day of rehearsals at the Cavern Club, Liverpool. Read more »

The Beatles' first Abbey Road recording session was booked for 6 June 1962, and the group needed to prepare material. Read more »

Having seeing their name several times in Mersey Beat magazine, and on posters around Liverpool, Brian Epstein had become curious about The Beatles. Read more »

The Quarrymen's first performance at the Cavern Club with Paul McCartney took place on this day. Read more »

The Cavern Club would become a regular venue for Beatles shows while they remained a Liverpool secret. Once Beatlemania took hold, however, they rarely played in their home city again. Read more »

The Cavern Club, which was to become world-famous after The Beatles performed there nearly 200 times, opened its doors for the first time on the night of 16 January 1957. Read more »