After marrying Yoko Ono, many believed John Lennon had completely moved on from his past. But the chapter he shared with Cynthia Lennon and his son Julian Lennon never truly disappeared. When John Lennon’s marriage to Cynthia ended in 1968, it was more than just the breakup of a family. It happened while The Beatles […]
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John and Yoko. Lennon and Ono. You don’t even have to give their full names to recognise one of the greatest power couples in all of music history. The Beatle and his artistic muse became so enraptured in each other’s orbit, and so famously in the glare of the public eye, that they almost couldn’t […]
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The Beatles might seem like a whirlwind of truly monumental moments of creative conjuring, that those moments are enshrined with a kind of poetic joy that they rarely had time to feel down or depressed, but that’s a little far from the truth. Behind the mania, behind the swell of intrigue, fame, and fortune were […]
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The Power to the People concerts by John Lennon and Yoko Ono are heading to cinemas across the world this spring. The two concerts, officially titled Power to the People: John and Yoko/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant’s Memory and Special Guests – Live at the One To One Concert, New York City, 1972, took place […]
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Snow settled gently over New York in the winter of 1972, softening the city without warming it. The streets moved as they always did, but for John Lennon, the noise had thinned into something hollow. The Beatles were gone. The years of urgency, unity, and shared direction had dissolved. What remained was freedom paired with […]
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Across the music landscape, no band has ever been more significant than The Beatles, and perhaps there never will be another to match them. Peerless. One of the main reasons for their incredibly vast and longstanding influence over music lies in the fact that they were a pioneering force within pop and rock. The Fab […]
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John Lennon was never one to sit on the fence, whether he was being positive or negative about any given subject. If Lennon felt strongly, everybody would know about it. As much as he had a reputation for being his own harshest critic, Lennon was also more than happy to give himself a pat on […]
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On a softly lit Christmas evening shaped by reflection rather than ceremony, Julian Lennon, Sean Lennon, and Yoko Ono came together to honor John Lennon in a moment defined by intimacy, restraint, and deep personal meaning. There were no announcements, no formal program, and no expectation of performance. Instead, the glow of Christmas lights created […]
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Six years before the Vietnam War ended, John Lennon and Yoko Ono were already planning their manifesto for peace. It was 1969, and Richard Nixon had just entered the White House promising “Peace with Honour”, American troops were beginning to come home under a new policy called Vietnamization, shifting the burden of fighting onto South […]
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LIGHT RETURNING TO THE WINTER ROOM — A Christmas Reunion That Let John Lennon’s Love Sing Again Christmas 2025 arrives without noise or spectacle, settling softly into a quiet room where memory has lived for decades. Candles glow like small stars as Sean Ono Lennon and Julian Lennon step onto the same stage with Yoko […]
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