Exciting news for Beatles fans! A new fan experience is coming to London.
3 Savile Row is a historic spot in Beatles history. It was the original site of Apple Corps, where they recorded Let It Be and held their famous rooftop concert on January 30, 1969. Now, this iconic place will open to the public for the first time in 2027.
The new experience, called The Beatles at 3 Savile Row, will feature seven floors filled with rare archives and rotating exhibits. Fans will also get to see a recreated version of the original recording studio and step onto the rooftop where The Beatles performed.
Apple Corps CEO Tom Greene expressed excitement about this new chapter, saying, “It’s thrilling to bring Apple Corps back to its spiritual home. Fans love taking photos outside, but soon they will be able to explore every inch inside.”
Paul McCartney also shared his enthusiasm: “It felt special to be back at 3 Savile Row. The memories are strong in those walls.” Ringo Starr added, “It’s like coming home.”
This project marks a return to roots for Apple Corps, which was founded in 1968. It reflects how The Beatles continue to resonate with fans today, showing the lasting impact of their music and legacy.
In a recent survey, about 70% of fans said they want more immersive experiences related to their favorite artists. This move by Apple Corps responds to that demand, offering a deeper connection to the band’s history.
With this exciting development, The Beatles at 3 Savile Row promises to be a must-visit destination for fans around the world. Keep an eye out for updates as more details unfold!
For more information, visit The Beatles Official Website.
