The Most Influential Band of All Time—in Their Own Words: The Beatles Anthology Returns November 26 on Disney+

What happens when the most influential band in history tells the story themselves?

You get The Beatles Anthology — a masterpiece that defined music documentaries — and now, it’s returning in a fully restored, remastered, and expanded form exclusively on Disney+ starting November 26, 2025.

If you think you’ve seen this series before, think again.

This is bigger. clearer. deeper.

And for the first time, it’s complete.

Why This Release Is Exploding Across the Internet

The Beatles changed everything: music, culture, rebellion, authenticity, the 1960s — and honestly, the entire blueprint for modern fandom.

What makes this series explosive all over again?

Simple:

➡️ It’s The Beatles telling their own story — no narrators, no filters, no rewrites.

➡️ It’s newly restored with modern tech.

➡️ It includes a never-before-seen Episode Nine.

Yep. The world is about to see footage of Paul, George, and Ringo working together in the mid-90s — unseen until now.

This alone is enough to break the internet.

The Beatles’ Journey, Reborn for 2025

The restored eight original episodes take viewers back through every era:

• The gritty Liverpool beginnings

• Hamburg nights that forged their sound

• The eruption of Beatlemania

• The historic U.S. breakthrough

• Their influence on the 60s counterculture

• Their spiritual search in India

• And the emotional unraveling that ended the band

It’s not just nostalgia — it’s a cultural time capsule brought back to life in stunning quality.

Apple Corps partnered with Peter Jackson’s own Wingnut Films and Park Road Post teams, along with producer Giles Martin, to rebuild the series from the ground up. Every frame.Every vocal.Every note.

This is the most immersive version ever created.

Episode Nine: The Holy Grail of Beatles Footage

The new episode is the moment fans have been waiting for:

Private sessions. Honest conversations. Rare reflections.

Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr reunited between 1994–95 to build the original Anthology project, and cameras were rolling.

This episode exposes a side of The Beatles

that fans have only imagined:

• Their humor

• Their heartbreak

• Their brotherhood

• Their real feelings about the band’s journey

Directed by Oliver Murray, this new chapter transforms the entire series into a complete story — not just a retelling of the past, but a reflection on it.

Why This Matters in 2025 More Than Ever

The Beatles aren’t just part of music history. They are music history.

In an era obsessed with authenticity, long-form storytelling, and never-before-seen behind-the-scenes truth, this release hits every cultural nerve.

This is the kind of series people binge on in one weekend.

The kind people rewatch.

The kind people tweet about nonstop.

It’s a generational experience — whether you grew up with The Beatles or you just discovered “Here Comes the Sun” on TikTok.

The Details (For the Fans Who Need to Know Everything)

Series Title: The Beatles Anthology

Streaming On: Disney+

Release Date: November 26, 2025

Genre: Docuseries, Music

Episodes: 9 total

Directors:

• Episode 9: Oliver Murray

• Episodes 1–8: Geoff Wonfor, Bob Smeaton, Mah Longfellow

• Producers: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Olivia Harrison, Sean Ono Lennon, Jonathan Clyde, Martin R. Smith

If You Care About Music, You Can’t Miss This

This isn’t just another music doc.

This is the Beatles documentary — the blueprint every other band wishes they had.

It’s restored.

It’s expanded.

It’s finally streaming.

And it’s more revealing than ever.

The Beatles Anthology arrives November 26, only on Disney+.