The Les Paul slinger shares the secret behind his twin-guitar sound with Andy Powell, why he quit the band not once but twice, and working as a session player on John Lennon’s Imagine ...

Lennon was so disappointed by Dylan and "Gotta Serve Somebody" that he went so far as to write a song of his own as a rebuttal, "Serve Yourself," which features him singing the lyrics: ...

Curious from birth, Fiona is a music writer, researcher, and cultural theorist based in the UK. She studied her Bachelor of Music in London, specializing in audiovisual practices, and progressed to a ...

Ever tried to imagine a world without The Beatles? Danny Boyle tried once, but even he couldn’t capture the magnitude of a world without the Fab Four. Suppose that’s because the butterfly effect ...

Nearly 45 years after the shocking murder of John Lennon, his killer Mark David Chapman has told a parole board that he shot the music icon out of a selfish desire to “be a somebody.” “This was for me ...

Elton John’s 1970 love song reminds us that real emotion never fades. Simple words and melody can still break your heart today.

Power to the People is a portrait of John and Yoko as a young married couple splashing down in New York City, making friends with the local radicals and con men and boho scenesters. In October 1971, ...

Todd Rundgren recalled how John Lennon contacted him privately to end a 1974 public war of words in October 2025.

Mark David Chapman, the man convicted in the murder of legendary Beatles singer-songwriter John Lennon, recently told the parole board of his desire to "be a somebody" prior to the December 8, 1980, ...

As much as John Lennon lived a quiet life after The Beatles, he did at least have some standards when it came time to return to the stage.

This video explores how John Lennon used playful and absurd lyrics to create some of his most memorable songs. By turning nonsense into art, he challenged traditional songwriting and gave emotion and ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago hosts the 'Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind' retrospective exhibit from Oct. 18 until Feb. 22, and is the only place in the United States you can see it.