When did The Beatles goes solo?

Answer 1

His first solo concert since The Beatles began was on September 13, 1969, at the Toronto Rock-n-Roll Revival concert, held at Toronto's Varsity Stadium. (His band for the show was Eric Clapton, Klaus Voormann, Alan White, and Yoko Ono on backing vocals.)

He decided after the concert that he didn't want to be a Beatle anymore, and told the rest of the group the following week, when he returned to England.

Answer 2

His first non-Beatles album was Unfinished Music No. 1/Two Virgins, in collaboration with Yoko Ono; they appeared naked on the cover, and copies were sold in a plain brown wrapper (like pornography). It was released in November 1968.

His first album as a solo artist was John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, released in December 1970.

Answer 3

The Beatles officially broke up in early 1970, but just before that, Lennon had worked on several solo efforts, including the songs "Instant Karma," "Cold Turkey" and "Give Peace a Chance."

Answer 4

The first solo Beatles albums was released in November 1968 - Wonderwall Music by George Harrison, which was music for the film Wonderwall.