The Beatles have announced plans to host a livestream singalong of their classic 1968 film Yellow Submarine. This Saturday (April 25), the band will stream the 50th anniversary remaster of the film live on YouTube.
For its first-ever online stream, the band's film celebrating love and music promises to take viewers to "a place where, for a little while, nothing is real." The Beatles' team is encouraging viewers to dress up as their favourite characters or as band members and post photos of themselves to social media with the hashtag #YellowSubLive.Have some fun!
The trippy fantasy film follows Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band as they defend Pepperland against the Blue Meanies — fighting off villains like Apple Bonkers, a Four-Headed Bulldog and the Dreadful Flying Glove in the process.
Tune in on Saturday at 12 p.m. ET in the player below, where you can also see Ringo Starr's announcement, as well as the trailer for 2018's 50th anniversary edition of the film.
For its first-ever online stream, the band's film celebrating love and music promises to take viewers to "a place where, for a little while, nothing is real." The Beatles' team is encouraging viewers to dress up as their favourite characters or as band members and post photos of themselves to social media with the hashtag #YellowSubLive.Have some fun!
The trippy fantasy film follows Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band as they defend Pepperland against the Blue Meanies — fighting off villains like Apple Bonkers, a Four-Headed Bulldog and the Dreadful Flying Glove in the process.
Tune in on Saturday at 12 p.m. ET in the player below, where you can also see Ringo Starr's announcement, as well as the trailer for 2018's 50th anniversary edition of the film.