During their 1963 Autumn Tour, the Beatles appeared in concert in Dublin at the Adelphi Cinema.
On 7 November they arrived to play two performances. That was the only occasion in the Republic of Ireland.
Here’s a chronology of the Beatles’ visits in Birmingham in the 60s and a gallery of images. The Beatles first visit in Birmingham was in 1963, the last on December 9, 1965.
18 high quality photos of the Beatles from 1963 and 1964. Some are promotional shots while others shows the boys in relax during the tours. From London Palladium to Bel Air Los Angeles, from Paris to Dromoland Castle in Ireland
Arnold Schwartzman captured The Beatles on the set of Ready, Steady, Go! in 1963 during the first of two appearances on the show.
In May 1963, just a few weeks before Beatlemania, Paul, George and Ringo took a holiday in Tenerife. It was the last time they would spend such carefree days without being recognised.
They lazed around San Telmo Lido and got themselves a sun tan while John Lennon and manager Brian Epstein chose to holiday in fashionable Torremolinos.
It’s the 50th anniversary of The Beatles Please Please Me album release (March 22th 1963). The album contained the “A” and “B” sides of their first two singles, plus 10 new songs all recorded in one session at Abbey Road on Monday, February 11th 1963.