The Beatles: On the Road 1964-1966

In early 1964, photographer Harry Benson was sent to Paris to document the Beatles, a task that turned into a "magical mystery tour". Benson was warmly welcomed into the band's inner circle, allowing him to capture some of the most intimate and candid photographs ever taken of the group at the height of Beatlemania. The Pillow Fight: One of the most famous images in rock history, showing the Fab Four in a spontaneous pillow fight at the George V Hotel in Paris. US Invasion: Documents their groundbreaking first trip to the United States, including their legendary appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show and their encounter with Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). Behind the Scenes: Features rare photos from the set of their debut movie, A Hard Day's Night, and George Harrison's honeymoon in Barbados. The 1966 Tour: Captures the band during their final, controversial US tour, which was marked by the backlash following John Lennon's "more popular than Jesus" remark.