Nearly three decades after the original release, The Beatles Anthology is making a grand comeback this fall with a host of refreshed content across multiple formats.
The eight-part documentary series, first broadcast in 1995, has been meticulously restored and remastered and will debut on Disney+ starting November 26. The enhanced edition, overseen by Peter Jackson’s Wingnut Films and Apple Corps, includes a brand-new ninth episode featuring previously unseen 1994–1995 footage of Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr reflecting on their past together.
On the same wave of nostalgia, the Anthology music collection is being relaunched. On November 21, fans can expect a deluxe set featuring four volumes—the three original remastered albums plus a new Anthology 4, which boasts 13 previously unreleased demos and session recordings, as well as updated mixes of reunion-era singles “Free As a Bird” and “Real Love.” The 2023 track “Now and Then,” often referred to as the band’s final song, is also included, rounding out a total of 191 tracks across vinyl, CD, and digital formats .
Completing the trilogy of releases is the 25th anniversary edition of The Beatles Anthology book, arriving on October 14. The 368-page volume is rich with over 1,300 photos, archival documents, and personal reflections from the band and their collaborators, offering a vivid, insider’s portrait of their journey .
