Why the band beatles broke up?

Answer 1

Yes, they broke up in 1970.

Answer 2

The Beatles split up largely due to increasing tensions between Paul McCartney and John Lennon, who were the main singer-songwriters in the group. The friction between them was due to a number of different factors, including a desire by Lennon to go his own way, and a feeling by McCartney (and to a lesser extent George and Ringo) that Yoko Ono was trying to break the band up for her own selfish reasons and to increase her own fame in the public eye by being actively involved in John's solo musical career. John retaliated by condemning Paul's marriage to Linda Eastman. The group finally disbanded on New Year's Eve 1970, following the release of their final album 'Let It Be' and a compilation album called 'Hey Jude'. Most Beatle's fans attribute the band's break-up to Yoko Ono's influence over Lennon- in the late 1970s, Paul made tentative steps towards re-establishing contact with John and did visit him in New York several times- John was civil and polite, but began to get annoyed when Paul suggested future musical collaborations, resulting in Paul backing off. In an interview on the BBC's Radio 3 in 2016, Paul reflected sadly upon John's early death and said that he often thinks about things that he would like to have said to him, and conversations that he felt the two should've had but never did.

Answer 3

1970