Liverpool to open new Beatles Story Museum

In Liverpool in 2028 will open a new space The Beatles Story area of 100 thousand square feet. feet, reported on the official website of The Beatles. It will be more than four times the size of the current site.

The Beatles Story will move from the Albert Dock to the former St Johns Market building opposite Liverpool Lime Street Station. Apple Corps will begin operating the current venue in 2027, and once relocated, the project will become the first official urban fan space.

It will feature original artifacts and reconstructions of sites related to the band's history, including The Cavern Club, Abbey Road Studios, Shea Stadium and Savile Row. Part of the scenery and props will take from four films by Sam Mendes about The Beatles, which premiere is scheduled for April 2028. In the nearby tower St Johns Beacon will open a platform based on the Yellow Submarine.

Co-founder Paul McCartney described the interest in the band's history as "incredible and touching." “I love Liverpool. He’s a part of me, he’s a part of The Beatles.

The Beatles were a Liverpool band that included John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Apple Corps, which deals with creative and commercial projects of The Beatles, was founded in 1968.

In early October, The Beatles released an expanded reissue of Rubber Soul, which included previously unreleased studio recordings and demos, including an unknown sketch of John Lennon's song Little Girl. In 2025, the band announced an expanded collection of The Beatles Anthology with 13 previously unreleased recordings.