Beatles: fans will be able to go to the roof of Apple in London

Next year the number doors 3 Savile Row will open to the public for the first official experience dedicated to fans of Beatles. As reported by the British magazine NME, the Mayfair venue has long been a point of reference in the history of pop culture, having been one of the first venues of Apple Corps Ltdhosting the studio where it was recorded “Let It Be” (read the review here) and, above all, the place where the last public performance of the Beatlesthe rooftop concert from 1969.

In 2027, it will open its doors to the public for the first time. Next year’s grand opening will give fans access to seven floors of previously unreleased material from the company’s extensive archives Apple Corpstemporary exhibitions, a fan shop and a reconstruction of the original studio where it was recorded “Let It Be”. It will also offer fans the opportunity to walk in the band’s footsteps and relive the iconic rooftop concert, immortalized in the film “Get Back” Of Peter Jacksonexactly in the place where it took place.

Ringo Starr
enthusiastically commented: “Wow! It’s like coming home.” While the only other Beatle still alive,
Paul McCartney
said: “It was exciting to return to 3 Savile Row recently and have a look around. There are so many special memories held within those walls, not to mention the roof. The team have come up with some truly impressive designs and I can’t wait for, when it’s ready, people to see it.”

The CEO of Apple Corps,
Tom Greene
he said he was “excited” to report
Apple Corps
in his spiritual home. “Every single day, fans take photos outside 3 Savile Row, but next year they’ll be able to enter and explore all seven floors of the iconic building, including the roof, where even the railings remain the same as they did on that famous day in 1969.”