The Beatles Today in Beatles History

As one of the four Beatles, Ringo Starr lived through the frenzy of Beatlemania and saw firsthand how fame could both elevate and destroy an artist. Decades later, the legendary drummer reflected on another musician whose complicated relationship with stardom defined his career and ultimately his tragic fate: Kurt Cobain, …

When fans talk about the greatest bass players in rock history, Geddy Lee of Rush almost always enters the conversation. Known for his busy, intricate, and highly melodic bass lines, Lee fused elements of funk, jazz, and hard rock into a style that was uniquely his own. Since Rush’s breakthrough …

Few guitarists in rock history have left as deep an imprint as Gary Moore, the Northern Irish virtuoso whose career spanned decades, from his time in Thin Lizzy to a stellar solo journey defined by blues, rock, and hard rock classics. While Moore is remembered for his iconic track “Parisienne …

The Beatles’ shadow looms large over rock history, inspiring countless artists across genres, from psychedelic pop to the early seeds of heavy metal. Even legends like Black Sabbath’s Ozzy Osbourne openly credit The Beatles with shaping their creativity. But one question still fascinates fans and critics alike: Did The Beatles …

George Harrison, legendary guitarist of The Beatles, was known for his eclectic musical interests and forward-thinking approach. From the experimental sounds of the Beatles’ later years to his own solo masterpieces, Harrison constantly embraced new genres and sounds. Despite his wide-ranging taste, one major 1970s rock band eluded him for …

Frank Zappa was never easy to categorize. Across his 30-year career, the avant-garde musician challenged conventions, satirized American culture, and released more than 60 albums with his band, The Mothers of Invention. But even Zappa—who often seemed to exist outside the mainstream—had his own list of personal favourites. In a …

When you think of Billy Idol, images of spiky blonde hair, snarling vocals, and punk-fueled anthems like Rebel Yell or White Wedding come to mind. Given his ties to the Sex Pistols and the late-1970s punk explosion, one might assume his biggest inspirations came from Sid Vicious or Johnny Rotten. …

Geddy Lee, the iconic frontman and bassist of Rush, is one of the most influential musicians in rock history. With his distinctive falsetto, inventive bass lines, and magnetic stage presence, Lee helped shape progressive rock alongside drummer Neil Peart and guitarist Alex Lifeson. Together, the Canadian trio built a legacy …

Phil Collins, the legendary frontman of Genesis and one of the most celebrated drummers in rock history, has always been open about the musicians who shaped his career. While Collins has influenced countless artists ranging from Kanye West to Beyoncé, his own roots trace back to the groundbreaking work of …

Global superstar Billie Eilish has broken records, sold out arenas, and reshaped pop culture with her unique sound. Yet, despite her modern success, Eilish openly admits that her greatest inspiration comes from one of the most legendary bands in music history: The Beatles. Growing up in Los Angeles in a …