Where can I watch The Beatles Get Back rooftop concert?

Where can I watch The Beatles Get Back rooftop concert?

The Beatles: Get Back — Rooftop Concert premiered in IMAX theaters on Sunday, Jan. 30 and then in movie theaters worldwide from Feb. 11-13. Where to watch The Beatles: Get Back: While the new film will only be available in IMAX and theaters, three-part series will remain available to stream on Disney+.

Did the Beatles get in trouble for the rooftop concert?

The film cameras captured police officers arriving at Apple to stop the performance. Apple employees initially kept the officers in reception and refused to let them up to the roof, but reconsidered when threatened with arrest.

Is there footage of the Beatles rooftop concert?

Peter Jackson’s recent documentary The Beatles: Get Back includes footage of the concert, with limited IMAX screenings of the show scheduled for this Sunday (January 30).

How can I watch the Beatles documentary back?

So, how can I watch the musical documentary event of the year, you ask? Well, The Beatles: Get Back is only available directly from Disney+, which you can subscribe to for $7.99 a month (opens in new tab).

Why did George Harrison not want to go on the roof?

We were standing in a little room at the bottom of the ladder which went up to the roof. George didn’t want to do it, he didn’t want to perform in public. He was more comfortable recording and getting it just right. And Ringo said, quite rightly, ‘It’s cold up there!

What was the temperature when the Beatles played on the roof?

45 degrees
It was 45 degrees in London that raw January afternoon, and that doesn’t account for the icy wind whipping over the West End buildings.

What did Billy Preston pass away from?

June 6, 2006Billy Preston / Date of death

How long is The Beatles documentary on Disney Plus?

Get Back review: The Beatles documentary is eight hours long for a reason.

How cold did The Beatles sing on the roof?

It was 45 degrees in London that raw January afternoon, and that doesn’t account for the icy wind whipping over the West End buildings.

Who complained about the Beatles rooftop concert?

The police officer who tried to bring it to an end, PC Ray Dagg, was just 19-years-old when he was sent to Apple HQ to stop the gig after the Met had received a number of noise complaints. He was filmed threatening to arrest the band if they didn’t stop performing straight away.

Was the Beatles rooftop concert their last live performance?

Listen to this article. On 30 January 1969, The Beatles played their last ever gig. It wasn’t a paid show and a lot of people that witnessed the event weren’t even aware at the time that they were listening to The Beatles.