Artificial intelligence is reshaping the music landscape, turning listeners into creators and sparking new debates over ...

All four band members played on Now and Then, thanks to software that pulled John Lennon's voice from an old recording.

So they doled out 12 songs per LP instead of 14, and rushed out seven albums in a year. American fans got different versions ...

The Beatles, Taylor Swift and Beyoncé are facing off at the 2025 Grammy Awards. On Friday, the Recording Academy released its full list of Grammy nominations, and the Beatles earned their first ...

Her cover choices will strike Williams fans as right up her alley: those Beatles bluesier, going-through-some-s*** songs: “So ...

A 2018 interview the late music producer did with 'New York' magazine has resurfaced which features his unfiltered opinion of the members of The Beatles ... to fix on a song.

In an unexpected turn of events, The Beatles have earned two Grammy nominations in 2025, decades after officially disbanding. Their last song, “Now and Then,” finished in 2023 with the help of ...

In a five-star review of “Now and Then,” The Independent’s Mark Beaumont wrote that the song provides “the rock’n’roll era cultural closure.” The Beatles are nominated for a Grammy ...

In and out and onto the next. The Beatles are one of the most changed bands in their short history in the 1960s. Just five years after their bubblegum pop song above, they released their ...

The Beatles are back Who saw this one coming? The Beatles last new song, the AI-assisted “Now and Then," is up for record of the year. Released in 2023, the song utilized artificial intelligence ...

and they said, ‘Well, we’ll do it.’ I think George played bass.” ‘Two of Us’: The Beatles song George Harrison walked out on For a lot of fans, The Beatles’ song ‘Two Of Us’ has often been held up as ...

The Beatles earns historic Grammy nods for Record of the Year and Best Rock Performance with the AI-assisted song Now and Then that revives John Lennon’s voice from a 1970s demo. Now and Then by ...