At the 2025 Grammys, the Beatles won Best Rock Performance for their “last” single, “Now and Then,” and drummer Ringo Starr reacted to the honor.

The Beatles won a Grammy for Best Rock Performance in 2025 for "Now and Then," their first since 1997. The song, originally a 1970 John Lennon demo, was completed by McCartney and Starr using AI to enhance Lennon's vocals.

The Beatles’ song “Now and Then,” which was finished and released last year by the band’s living members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, won a best rock performance Grammy on Sunday, marking the first time the Fab Four were recognized by the Recording Academy since 1997. The win comes 55 years after The Beatles broke up in 1970.

The Beatles' recent Grammy Awards win has seen music lovers dub them the "greatest band of all time". Those who watched the ceremony will have seen John Lennon's son, Sean Ono Lennon, collect the award for Best Rock Performance on The Beatles' behalf.

With the help of modern machine learning technology, The Beatles were able to release their song “Now and Then” in late 2023. The song contains vocals recorded from around 50 years ago and a guitar track from 1995,

The Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr expressed his gratitude for the group's final Grammy award, but Paul McCartney has remained silent about the honor.

The Beatles picked up an award at the 2025 Grammy Awards, but some fans were left furious after the band's final song, Now and Then, was snubbed by the awards

When it was ‘64, The Beatles won their first ever Grammy. Now, more than half a century later the band secured what will likely be their last. The Liverpudlian whippersnappers earned their first Grammy 61 years ago during the height of Beatlemania,