5 Facts About The Beatles’ Rooftop Concert

It was their last live performance The Beatles played together in public for the final time on January 30, 1969, on the roof of Apple Corps headquarters at 3 Savile Row, London.

The set lasted 42 minutes They performed songs like “Get Back,” “Don’t Let Me Down,” and “I’ve Got a Feeling” before police shut it down due to noise complaints.

It was their first live show in over two years The band had stopped touring in August 1966, making this spontaneous rooftop gig their only public performance since then.

The weather was miserable It was cold and windy up there, but the band played through the discomfort, adding to the raw, chaotic feel.

The footage became iconic The concert was filmed for the Let It Be documentary and later featured in The Beatles: Get Back, preserving the moment for history.