beatles

I'm kinda reaching here but, believe it or not, there are some ties between the most famous rock band of all time, The Beatles, and El Paso. The Beatles only existed for about a decade, during which they changed the face of art, fashion and rock 'n roll...

Over 30 years, Paul McCartney played Las Cruces & gave the New Mexico fans an incredible show.

The Sun City becomes the Starr City this winter!

I love, love, love me the Peter Frampton!  And I don't care that everyone hates the movie 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band', I'll go on loving it all by myself!

It’s been over 20 years since McCartney performed in the city of crosses, back in April of ’93 at the Aggies’ football stadium.

No, I'm not talking about the Beatles iconic album, but the movie the Bee Gees made with Peter Frampton back in the dark ages called The 70's.

So as I'm sure most people know, Dick Clark passed away this past week but Coachella also proved last week that not all of our idols are completely lost when they were able to resurrect Tupac via a hologram and have him perform "live".  I'm assuming that the technology is only going to get better and more realistic...

This is kind of cool. Performer Grant Woolard does a mash-up of 22 different Beatles songs that have "love" as a memorable lyric. Check it out, and see how many of the 22 you can name

"Yesterday" by the Beatles is the most covered song in pop music history. To date, over 2500 different artists have recorded their version of the song written by Lennon/McCartney.