The Beatles are looking to interview attendees of the band's last-ever concert performance as part of director Ron Howard's upcoming film documentary looking at the group's touring years.
The Beatles decided to stop touring following their Aug. 29, 1966, performance at Candlestick Park and spent the remainder of their career as a studio band.
Here's the official message from the Beatles' website:
The Beatles decided to stop touring following their Aug. 29, 1966, performance at Candlestick Park and spent the remainder of their career as a studio band.
Here's the official message from the Beatles' website:
Did you see The Beatles at Candlestick Park in 1966? Are you going back to see Sir Paul McCartney at Candlestick’s final concert?
White Horse Pictures, who are producing the recently announced film with Ron Howard about the band's touring years, would love to hear your story! Please contact the team at BeatlesLive@whitehorsepics.com
Paul is to play "Farewell to Candlestick: The Final Concert" August 14th, the last event at the stadium before it closes, and where The Beatles played their final tour performance on August 29th 1966.
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