New and breaking artists reimagine Beatles rehearsal fragments into living art.

The untold true story of the stolen Beatles tapes and their recovery.

A Beatles project that creates new cultural value, not just preservation.

Grounded in authenticity, provenance, and true Beatles history.

Can be designed as a charitable, limited-run benefit experience.

Could be an educational program, art exhibit, or a Broadway show.

Deepens understanding of the Get Back era.

Expands the conversation without disturbing the legacy.

Blends concert, theater, storytelling, and spectacle.

Immersive LED walls, sound design, multimedia staging.

Has "why hasn't anyone done this?" energy.

What if the only way to hear these songs was to be in the room?

Potential to create a brand new fan base.

Economical, scalable, and renewable.

Merch, recordings, film, podcasts, and docuseries.

Has a powerful, instantly graspable premise.

An opportunity for extended Beatles family to collaborate.

Dhani Harrison has expressed interest in finishing his dad's work.

Sean Lennon is actively curating his father’s estate.

Could be home for all rare and orphan Beatles music.

“Watching Rainbows” - maybe a genuinely new Lennon–McCartney collaboration?

“Maureen” may be a lost Beatles/Bob Dylan collaboration.

“Castle of the King of the Birds” - an iconic theme song when scored for strings.

“Watching Rainbows” and “Maureen” could be hits for major artists.

A gift to future artists and generations, with Apple as steady custodian.