News20 September 2026
The Fan Gallery Opens Its Doors
Our brand-new gallery of Pixar-style Beatles artwork is live — six reimagined moments from the band's history.
The unofficial Beatles fanpage
The Beatles,
reimagined as
a cartoon
Four lads from Liverpool, redrawn in animated-movie style. Browse the gallery, vote the charts, share your story — and take a piece of the toon home from the fan shop.
4
lads
200+
songs
Est. 1960
Fresh off the press
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Release18 September 2026
Yellow Submarine Sails Into the Shop
The most requested poster ever is finally here — a 50×70 cm art print of the famous submarine.
Event12 September 2026
Abbey Road Crossing Anniversary Meetup
Join fans from around the world at the zebra crossing in London for the annual photo walk.
Scene by scene
The toon gallery
Six legendary moments, redrawn as if the band had starred in their own animated feature. Numbered like the film stills they deserve to be.
Voted by fans
The fan charts
4,213 votes and counting. The community chart is recounted every season — September 2026 edition now playing.
- 0134 wks
Here Comes the Sun
Abbey Road · 1969
- 0241 wks
Hey Jude
Single · 1968
- 0338 wks
Let It Be
Let It Be · 1970
- 0429 wks
Come Together
Abbey Road · 1969
- 0544 wks
Yesterday
Help! · 1965
The fan wall
Share your story
First concert, inherited vinyl, a song that carried you through something — every fan has one. Read the wall, then pin yours to it.
Take a toon home
The fan shop
Plush, prints, pins and tees — every order supports the fan artists behind this site.
Here Comes The Sun Mug
kr.129.00
Abbey Road Crossing T-Shirt
kr.229.00
Cartoon Band Art Print
kr.199.00
Fab Four Plush Set
kr.349.00
Plan the pilgrimage
Beatles locations
The crossing, the cellar, the lane, the fields — the real places behind the songs, mapped for your next trip.
London, England
Abbey Road Studios & The Crossing
The zebra crossing outside the studio where nearly everything was recorded. It has its own 24-hour webcam, and yes — everyone does the walk.
Liverpool, England
The Cavern Club
The brick cellar where the band played nearly 300 lunchtime shows. Rebuilt with many of the original bricks, and still hosting live music every day.