Sunday, June 27, 1965
Concert • By The Beatles • Part of the The Beatles' 1965 European tour
Last updated on January 14, 2026
Location: Teatro Adriano • Rome • Italy
Concert Jun 26, 1965 • Italy • Genoa • 4.30pm show
Concert Jun 26, 1965 • Italy • Genoa • 9.30pm show
Concert Jun 27, 1965 • Italy • Rome • 4.30pm show
Concert Jun 27, 1965 • Italy • Rome • 9.30pm show
The group travelled to Rome by special train from Genoa.
Miles, Barry. The Beatles Diary Volume 1: The Beatles Years (Kindle Locations 5178-5179). Music Sales. Kindle Edition.
Two shows in Rome at the Teatro Adriano. While The Beatles were playing ‘I Wanna Be Your Man,’ which Ringo always sang, Paul for some reason or other was laughing so hard he had to leave the stage. George was not amused and his displeasure was obvious. When Paul returned to the stage the microphone fell over and he continued laughing. This made John start laughing as well but George remained irritated by it all. At the end of the shows, Paul thanked the audience in Italian.
Miles, Barry. The Beatles Diary Volume 1: The Beatles Years (Kindle Locations 5179-5183). Music Sales. Kindle Edition.





This was the 1st concert played at Teatro Adriano.
A total of 4 concerts have been played there • 1965 • Jun 27 4.30pm show• Jun 27 9.30pm show • Jun 28 4.30pm show • Jun 28 9.30pm show
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