The band's official social media accounts shared the message on Monday night
The Beatles have said they are 'thrilled' after receiving two Grammy nominations. The nominations for the 2025 awards were revealed last week and the band is in the running to win record of the year and best rock performance for their track 'Now and Then'. Released last November , 'Now and Then', featured cleaned-up John Lennon vocals from the 1970s and 1995 guitar recordings from George Harrison alongside new work from Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr .
Paul and Ringo also recorded vocals for the track. The song hit number one in the UK official charts and meant The Beatles set a record for the longest gap between an act's first and last number one in those charts. There were 60 years and six months between the April 1963 release of 'From Me to You' and the November 2023 release of 'Now and Then' .
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