Beatles

The Beatles entered Abbey Road’s Studio Two to record their fourth single, I’ll Get You.

The Beatles began the week of June 24, 1963, with a return to the Playhouse Theatre in London for another taping of the BBC radio show Saturday Club.

The Beatles began the week of June 17, 1963, with a return to the BBC to record another installment of their radio program Pop Go The Beatles

The Beatles began the week of June 10, 1963, with a series of club dates

The Beatles finished the final leg of the Roy Orbison tour.

The Roy Orbison tour continued for the week of May 27, 1963, with a Monday night concert at the Capitol Cinema in Cardiff.

The Beatles began the week of May 20, 1963, on tour with Roy Orbison, with a Monday night concert.

The Beatles began the week of May 13, 1963, with the knowledge that they now had the top single, From Me To You, and the top album, Please Please Me, in the U.K.

The Beatles were still on vacation during the week of May 6, 1963.

As April 1963 drew to a close, the Beatles were enjoying a well-deserved vacation.

After a rare day off, the group played the Floral Hall in Southport on Tuesday, April 23.

The third week of April 1963 for the Beatles was a mix of club dates, television appearances and prestigious concert appearances.

The Beatles spent the second week of April, 1963, promoting their soon-to-be-released third single, From Me To You.

The Beatles spent a good part of the first week of April 1963 recording songs for broadcast on BBC radio, affectionately known as the BEEB.

The Beatles continued their participation in the Tommy Roe & Chris Montez tour during the week of March 18, 1963.

The Beatles continued their participation in the Tommy Roe & Chris Montez tour during the week of March 18, 1963.

On Tuesday, March 12, 1963, the Roe/Montez tour resumed with a show at the Granada Cinema in Bedford.

On Tuesday, March 5, 1963, the Beatles recorded their third single at Abbey Road Studios.

The Beatles hard work, consisting on television, radio and concert appearances, was beginning to pay off.

The Beatles hard work, consisting on television, radio and concert appearances, was beginning to pay off.