5 Things to Know About the Beatles' Rooftop Concert at 3 Savile Row

The rooftop concert was the Beatles’ final public performance On January 30, 1969, the band played for 42 minutes on the roof of 3 Savile Row, their last live show ever.

The building was Apple Corps’ headquarters in the late 1960s The Beatles had offices there, and the rooftop served as their impromptu stage.

Police shut down the concert due to noise complaints The performance ended early when authorities arrived, making it an abrupt and legendary finale.

The building is a standard Georgian townhouse, not a tourist attraction It’s worth a quick photo stop for fans, but the real significance is in the concert footage.

You cannot go inside—it’s private property Don’t expect access; the building is not open to the public.