The Beatles Open 7-Floor Savile Row Museum in 2027 at Site of 42-Minute Final Gig
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Updated · BBC.com · May 11
The Beatles Open 7-Floor Savile Row Museum in 2027 at Site of 42-Minute Final Gig
15 articles · Updated · BBC.com · May 11
2027 is the target launch for “The Beatles at 3 Savile Row,” an official London attraction at the band’s former headquarters, with ticket registration opening Monday.
Seven floors will house memorabilia, unseen archive material, a recreated Let It Be basement studio and access to the rooftop where visitors can relive the band’s last public performance.
3 Savile Row was the Beatles’ base from 1968 to 1972, and the 1969 rooftop set lasted 42 minutes before police stopped it after complaints from nearby tenants.
Paul McCartney said the project answers demand for an official Beatles destination in London, unlike Abbey Road, while Apple Corps CEO Tom Greene pushed the plan after joining in 2025.
The launch expands the band’s controlled presence in a city where Beatles tourism already strains neighborhoods, prompting a new visitor code of conduct in Liverpool last week.
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