the beatles became popular in britain on 1 january 1962.
the beatles became popular in britain on 1 january 1962.
when did the beatles become popular in britain?
1 january 1962
the beatles played a concert there in 1963 and in august 1965 they played at the "blackpool night out" on abc weekend television. it was the first time they had played the song "yesterday" on british television and the gig has become popular on the video sharing website youtube. four songs they sang live at the gig appeared on the "anthology 2" compilation album in 1996 – "i feel fine", "ticket to ride", "yesterday" and "help!". the beatles were also shown singing "help" at the abc in episode four of the 1995 .
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bullet::::- 2 july – the beatles become the first musical group to perform at the nippon budokan hall in tokyo. the performance ignites protests from local citizens who felt that it was inappropriate for a rock and roll band to play at budokan, a place – until then – designated to the practice of martial arts.









































bullet::::- 5 august – the beatles' seventh studio album, "revolver", is released in the united kingdom on the same day as a double-a sided single taken from the album, eleanor rigby/yellow submarine, is also issued for the first time.
1966 in british music