The emblematic British band The Beatles will have its own museum in London, in the building on Savile Row, in the heart of the city, where he recorded his last album, Let It Beand gave his last concert, which took place on the roof on January 30, 1969.
with the name The Beatles on Savile Rowthe venue dedicated to the Liverpool band will be inaugurated in 2027as announced on the group’s official website.
The museum will be installed at number 3 Savile Row, in Mayfair, London, which It was the band’s headquarters in the late sixties, before the quartet broke up permanently in the early seventieswhen John Lennon signed the legal dissolution of the group.
“We’re delighted to bring Apple Corps back to its spiritual home and offer Beatles fans something truly special. Every day, fans photograph the exterior of No. 3 Savile Row, but Next year you will be able to enter and explore all seven floors of the iconic building, including the roof, where even the railings remain intact since that famous day in 1969.”said Tom Greene, CEO of Apple Corps.
The building, located on the street where the famous British tailor shops are located, will include a recreation of the studio where it was recorded. Let It Be and the opportunity to revive the iconic The Beatles concert on the roof, exactly in the same place where it happened.
It will have seven floors full of unpublished material from the extensive Apple Corps archives, temporary exhibitions, a store for fans and the recreation of the original studio where it was recorded Let It Be.
“It was an incredible experience to return to 3 Savile Row recently and tour it. There are so many special memories within its walls, not to mention the rooftop. The team has put together some really impressive plans and I can’t wait for people to see it when it’s finished,” said Paul McCartney, former member of the legendary quartet.
Although there is still no exact date for the opening, The band’s website has already enabled a space to register, reserve tickets and be able to tour the historic venue when it opens to the public.
Liverpool has two museums dedicated to the band. One of them is called The Beatles Story and has a replica of The Cavern club, where the group was born. The other is the Beatles Museum in Liverpool, which houses objects related to Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.