A rare set of photographs taken at the Beatles' 1965 concert at Shea Stadium have just sold at ... The set of 61 black-and-white photos were put up for sale by Omega Auctions on Friday, the ...

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.

Fans of the Fab Four know, of course, that The Beatles at Shea Stadium is already a thing ... We float over grainy, beautiful, black-and-white footage culled from countless hours of news segments ...

Beatles manager Brian Epstein initially considered Bernstein’s stadium ... those at Shea that night went crazy for the group, too. “They changed the world from black and white to color ...

When introducing “Baby’s in Black ... 1965 The Beatles powered that special brand of theatre, that charisma, fearlessness and originality, into history. Then, they left the Shea Stadium stage and were ...

This story was written by John McGee and Leeds Moberly.) The Beatles packed Shea Stadium with 55,000-odd deliriously screaming teenagers last night – and literally had them climbing the walls.

On Aug. 15, 1965, the Beatles set the standard for the giant shows that are common today. They performed before 55,600 fans at New York’s Shea Stadium ... "Baby's In Black," "Act Naturally ...

On Aug. 15, 1965 at Shea Stadium in New York, the Beatles set a record: 55,600 fans packed the home of the Mets to see the Fab Four open their second U.S. tour. At the time, it was the largest ...

It said footage was later used in many documentaries such as "The Beatles at Shea Stadium" in 1966, "The Beatles Anthology" in 1995, "The Last Play at Shea" in 2010 about Billy Joel's final ...

Fifty years ago Saturday, the Beatles performed to a sold-out crowd at Shea Stadium in a concert that many say was the band's greatest. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr ...

Toto guitarist Steve Lukather said for him, “Life went from black and white to color. There was life pre-Beatles and life post-Beatles, and nothing was ever the same. The music hit my soul and I ...