L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — John Lennon's late-'70s song 'Now and Then,' now featuring all four Beatles, serves as a fitting conclusion, conveying what the band both achieved and lost. more info

Chorus.fm — The Beatles will release “Now and Then” on November 2nd. The full press release can be found below. Together and apart, The Beatles have always had a talent for the unexpected. And now, 2023 brings one of the most anticipated releases of their lo... more info

JamBase — The Beatles’ final song, “Now And Then,” will be released on Thursday, November 2. more info

Stereogum — The last Beatles song is coming out next week. “Now And Then,” the unfinished John Lennon demo recorded in 1979 that has become mythic in Beatles fandom, will be released on Nov. 2 at 10AM ET. more info

Consequence Of Sound — Billed as the legendary band's "final song," "Now and Then" will be released on November 2nd. The Beatles Are Releasing a New Song in the Year 2023 Jo Vito more info

New York Post — Soon it will feel like “Yesterday” all over again. That’s because there will be a brand new Beatles song — yes, you read that right — coming here, there and everywhere in just one week. On Thursday, it was announced that “Now and Then”... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — New Orleans duo Video Age are associated with rhythmic, dream pop pallette, but with their latest album Away from the Castle, songwriters Ross Farbe and Ray Micarelli augment new wave gloss with a heavy dose of tuneful, guitar-based pop—think Real... more info

Stereogum — Paul McCartney kicked off the Australian leg of his Got Back tour on Wednesday night in Adelaide at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre. . It was his first show in over a year, since his Glastonbury headlining set in June 2022. He performed a combin... more info

JamBase — Sir Paul McCartney returned to the stage for the first time in over a year on Wednesday to resume his Got Back tour in Adelaide, Australia. more info

Consequence Of Sound — "I don't think any of us particularly liked it. It was an interference in the workplace." Paul McCartney Confirms He Wasn’t Too Happy About Yoko Ono Crashing The Beatles’ Let It Be Sessions Carys Anderson more info