Detroit Free Press — Doug Elbinger was 16 when he got himself onstage to capture rare shots of the Beatles' final Detroit visit.             more info

Detroit Free Press — Doug Elbinger, a budding 16-year-old photojournalist, had only two rolls of film when the Beatles played their final Detroit show on August 13, 1966. But when he was allowed stage access, those two rolls of film yielded amazing, up-close photographs.... more info

The Mirror — Music legend Sir Paul says he and Ringo Starr consult the widows of former band mates John Lennon and George Harrison more info

JamBase — Listen to Gov't Mule debut a jammed-out version of The Beatles' "And Your Bird Can Sing" as part of a cover-filled opening night in Portland with Blackberry Smoke. more info

Time — When Tom Murray was asked to help out on a July 28, 1968, photo shoot, he had no idea what he was about to experience more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — What's the most innovative  year ever for rock 'n' roll? Fans, critics and academics have any number of watershed years they can point to in the more than six decades of post-World War II popular music broadly defined as rock. There's 1954, the... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — What's the most innovative  year ever for rock 'n' roll? Fans, critics and academics have any number of watershed years they can point to in the more than six decades of post-World War II popular music broadly defined as rock. There's 1954, the... more info

Uncut — The Fabs, live: screaming, mop-tops, more screaming The Fabs, live: screaming, Mop Tops, more screaming The post The Beatles: Eight Days A Week – The Touring Years reviewed appeared first on Uncut. more info

BBC News - UK — An exhibition of world-renowned Scots photographer Harry Benson's 50-year career in the United States is to be unveiled at the Scottish Parliament. more info

NME — Beatles legend collaborated with the rapper on three tracks that came out in late 2014 and early 2015 more info