In the early days of The Beatles, the band performed many gigs at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, England. The band eventually became superstars and moved on to larger venues, and the Cavern Club ...

Two previously unseen photos of the Beatles have been found, showing the band playing at the Cavern Club in Liverpool in 1961, shortly before they shot to fame. The images have been published to ...

Starkey joined his friend and fellow former Oasis drummer Chris Sharrock for a double drumming session on Saturday alongside the Cavern Club's Beatles tribute band to play the group's "holy music".

According to Lewisohn, the photos show the band playing to a lunchtime or evening ... "Days later, Brian Epstein saw The Beatles in the Cavern, offered to become their manager, and set them ...

One of poppier cuts from The Beatles' 1968 double LP, George Harrison had an artist in mind when penning 'Savoy Truffle's cautionary tale to chocolatey excess.

The Beatles?" So, I said yes. He said, "Well, they're playing at The Cavern Club. Let's go and see them at lunchtime." So, we came and we sat at the back, and we only heard about five numbers.

Drummer Zak Starkey has said he felt he was “picked up and carried by the music” when performing at the Liverpool venue where his father Sir Ringo Starr started out with the Beatles.

“Set inside Liverpool’s cramped and dank Cavern Club, these previously unseen photos capture The Beatles playing for a lunchtime or evening audience in July 1961. Photo issued by Tracks Ltd of ...

EXCLUSIVE: John Lennon told his sister he was "never happier" than in one moment of Beatles history and compared the Fab Four ...