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The Beatles released a 60th-anniversary special edition of 'Rubber Soul' on October 2, 2026, featuring a newly discovered John Lennon demo, multiple remixes, and extensive archival material.
Sam Mendes is directing a four-film Beatles biopic, each movie told from a different Beatle’s perspective. Harris Dickinson plays John Lennon, Paul Mescal is Paul McCartney, Joseph Quinn portrays George Harrison, and Barry Keoghan plays Ringo Starr. The cast were seen recreating the Abbey Road album cover during filming of Mendes’s interconnected project, which has secured rights to The Beatles’ catalog from Apple Corps; the films are scheduled for release in April 2028.
Apple Corps plans a seven-floor Beatles fan experience at 3 Savile Row, London—the band’s early headquarters—giving visitors access to the rooftop, recording studios, and extensive archives. The site is tied to the Let It Be era, including the rooftop where the Beatles gave their last public performance, with statements from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. An opening date has not been announced, despite headlines suggesting 2027.
Apple Corps announces the first official Beatles fan experience at 3 Savile Row in London, opening in 2027 with seven floors of archive material, rotating exhibitions, a recreated Let It Be recording studio, a fan store, and a rooftop area to relive the iconic rooftop concert.
Director Sir Sam Mendes is set to make four separate films about The Beatles, each from the perspective of a different band member, with the full life story and music rights granted by The Beatles and their company Apple Corps. The films, to be released in 2027, will explore each Beatle's unique story and mark the first time such rights have been granted for a scripted film. This project aims to provide a thrilling and epic cinematic experience, offering a new perspective on the iconic band's legacy.