Photos | The Beatles electrify the Stage at Olympic Stadium
Bob Mothersbaugh and Gerald Casale join The Beatles for a legendary group performance with two guitars and loads of energy. The crowd goes wild as they rock out in their formal wear at the London Olympic Stadium.
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the beatles at the london olympic stadium, london, england, jChronologically Adjacent
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