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Apple Corps Ltd

Apple Corps Ltd

Apple Corps Ltd is the London-based multimedia company founded by the Beatles in 1968 that oversees the band's creative and business interests, including administration of their recorded music catalog and their film, theatrical, and book publishing rights.www.applecorps.com

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Nov 4, 2026

Keith CaulfieldHOST
23:49
The Beatles have expertly mined their catalog for the past.
Keith CaulfieldHOST
23:56
Apple Corps is really doing the most.
Keith CaulfieldHOST
23:59
That said, there was still lots of material in that reissue that people had not heard before.
Keith CaulfieldHOST
24:05
But it did, in my opinion, have a feeling of, oh, we've been down this road before.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:06
They got a new 100,000 square foot site near Lime Street Station, about four times larger than the current one.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:13
Apple Corps, the company that looks after the band's business, will take over the museum, which makes it the first official Beatles fan experience in the group's home city.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:22
Visitors will be able to walk through recreated scenes from the band's history, the early days in Liverpool to places like the Cavern Club, Abbey Road and the rooftop concert site in London.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:33
I'm not a huge Beatles fan.
James ManningHOST
15:03
Yeah, and just to follow up on what you said about the Beatles, there's a Beatles museum opening in London.
James ManningHOST
15:11
at the former Apple Corps office, you know, where they played their last concert on the rooftop.
James ManningHOST
15:16
On the rooftop, wow.
James ManningHOST
15:17
That building's being turned into a Beatles museum and you probably visited the Beatles museum in Liverpool.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:06
They got a new 100,000 square foot site near Lime Street Station, about four times larger than the current one.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:13
Apple Corps, the company that looks after the band's business, will take over the museum, which makes it the first official Beatles fan experience in the group's home city.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:22
Visitors will be able to walk through recreated scenes from the band's history, the early days in Liverpool to places like the Cavern Club, Abbey Road and the rooftop concert site in London.
Bob YarbroughHOST
20:33
I'm not a huge Beatles fan.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:10
It's going to take over St John's and St John's Beacon will become a yellow submarine viewing platform as well.
speaker_0SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:16
This is global, Paul and Ringo are involved, Apple Corps will be running it and it's going to be absolutely massive for the City of Liverpool.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:25
We've got some great things that celebrate the life and times of the most famous band in the world, but it's never been the first class attraction.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:37
Well, that can't be said now because today's announcement is that after a lot of negotiation, the Liverpool City region now can announce that there will be in 2028 a Beatles experience

8 MINS LATER

Martin QuibellHOST
8:27
Of course.
Martin QuibellHOST
8:28
Yes.
Ed ChenHOST
8:29
So what we're told is this hugely ambitious plan will see the Beatles story move into the hands of Apple Corps.
Ed ChenHOST
8:37
This also explains some other things we've been hearing.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
52:47
MUSIC PLAYS
James WillisHOST
53:00
The global headquarters of Apple Corps, and it's not the building that most fans think of because Apple Corps' first famous home was in Mayfair, where the company was based from 1968 until 1975.
James WillisHOST
53:11
Let it be, let it be, let it be.
James WillisHOST
53:27
And on the roof of that building in January 1969, the Beatles played their final ever public performance.
James WillisHOST
53:34
Police shut it down after crowds gathered in the streets below.
James WillisHOST
53:37
The band officially broke up in 1975, but they kept Apple Corps going and it's still run today, looking after their music, film and archives.
James WillisHOST
53:49
Remember the 1995 documentary series The Beatles Anthology? Well, that came from Apple.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
53:55
Hey, Jude.
Dom WatersonGUEST
13:20
The guy's surname was Alok, who was a Welsh royal back in 20 BC or something like that, 35 BC.
Dom WatersonGUEST
13:29
But Alok means apple, yeah? And he was part of Avalon, Apple of the Isles.
Dom WatersonGUEST
13:37
So you come across these links and you think, Apple, Beatles, is that...
Dom WatersonGUEST
13:43
What on earth is that about? And then you find out that they named the Apple after an artist.
Dom WatersonGUEST
13:50
What was he called, Chris? A Belgian artist who held an apple over his face.
Chris WatersonGUEST
13:55
The guy with the apples and the bowler hats, you might remember.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
36:53
And I walked over to the Beatles office, which is like a 10 minute walk from the Stones to the Beatles in Savile Road.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
36:59
I went up and in Savile Road, Apple, there was a large conference room on the first floor with a desk and a table you could eat at and a couch and some chairs.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
37:12
And over by the window was a small little table.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
37:16
And there was Paul and John had drinking tea.

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Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
42:59
Well, some of it just needed a little trimming, like going on a diet just to shape it a bit more.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
43:09
But after we showed the rough cut, Peter Brown, you know, he was Brian Epstein's companion.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
43:21
And then he had an executive position at Apple.
Michael Lindsay-HoggGUEST
43:25
He took out for dinner, me, my girlfriend, John and Yoko and Paul and Linda.
DaveHOST
45:33
Lowestoft.
DaveHOST
45:35
In Lowestoft, the town that he grew up in, which is a parody of whatever the appropriate word is for the Beatles playing on the roof of Apple Music headquarters.
DaveHOST
45:44
Oh, okay.
DaveHOST
45:46
January 30th, 1969, where completely unannounced, they just got on the roof and started playing and massively filled the streets with people.
Dan GellerGUEST
23:12
And unearthing things throughout.
Dan GellerGUEST
23:13
And Apple itself, Apple Corps, Apple really stepped up and gave us access to things that some of this are outtakes to Beatles movies that they said, sure, you know, you can use some of this stuff.
Dan GellerGUEST
23:30
I mean, they were just using snippets here and there, but there's things that no one had ever seen before.
Dan GellerGUEST
23:33
Actually,

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