In 1965, The Beatles played their largest concert to date at New York’s Shea Stadium. The crowd was enormous, with 55,000 fans in attendance. The show symbolized the height of Beatlemania.

Author Laurie Jacobson joins Morning Joe to discuss the new book 'Top of the Mountain: The Beatles at Shea Stadium 1965' and how the band shifted popular culture. Trump will decide the future of ...

George Harrison said The Beatles‘ performance at Shea Stadium in 1965 was “impersonal.” By the time the group played their record-breaking concert, they’d already been through the wringer ...

A crowd of about 55,600 people filled New York’s Shea Stadium to watch The Beatles perform on a stage set up in the middle of the baseball infield. There were no video boards to assist.

In “Top of the Mountain: The Beatles at Shea Stadium 1965,” released on Aug. 1, Jacobson meticulously weaves first-person interviews and quotes from dozens of writers, agents, producers ...

Producing a book showcasing her favorite band was a dream come true for lifelong Beatles fan Laurie Jacobson. A celebrated author of five previous Hollywood books, her latest effort did require ...

A nostalgic fan posted: "I was just thinking about how 'The Beatles at Shea Stadium' was the first ever major concert in an arena stadium. Has anyone seen the film?" On August 11, 1966 ...

A new Beatles exhibit shows much more than a day in the life of the Fab Four. “Ladies and Gentlemen…The Beatles!” at the Prudential Center’s Grammy Museum Experience in Newark explores the ...

Last but not least, the Beatles famously played Shae Stadium ... they were returning to a site close to that World’s Fair; namely, Shea Stadium, where, in August, some 50,000 music fans would ...