According to John Lennon, the best possible thing for The Beatles' legacy and "myth" was their breakup in 1970.

It was a very, very warm night in July, and music legend Stevie Wonder dropped by BST Hyde Park last night to tell 65,000 people he loved them. Well we certainly loved him back.

Sir Paul McCartney and John Lennon’s creative approaches to music were wildly different but they inspired each other.

In a 1980 interview, John Lennon and Yoko Ono addressed the media's obsession with their personal life, shutting down the negativity.

Stevie Wonder at BST Hyde Park was soulful, silly, and miraculously good - 5/5 The music icon concluded his five-date UK tour with a performance at London’s Hyde Park, signing, sealing and delivering ...

Stevie Wonder finished his Love, Light and Song tour in London’s Hyde Park by saying “every single person who is blind should ...

The Beatles' final months were perfectly explained in Peter Jackson's three-part documentary, The Beatles: Get Back, but Paul McCartney once gave his brutal opinions about the time ...

The 75-year-old thrilled fans in London on Saturday night – it’s a shame the crowd were split in two ...