This rare signed collectible is a piece of music and pop culture history: The Beatles at Dodger Stadium 1966, autographed by legendary concert promoter and broadcaster Bob Eubanks. On August 28, 1966, The Beatles performed their one and only concert at Los Angeles’ Dodger Stadium. This event was part of their final U.S. tour, which would culminate just two days later in San Francisco’s Candlestick Park—marking the end of The Beatles as a live touring band. The Dodger Stadium performance was attended by tens of thousands of fans and has since become a historic moment in rock ’n’ roll, representing both the height of Beatlemania and the beginning of the band’s transition into a studio-focused group that would go on to create Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, The White Album, and Abbey Road. The autograph belongs to Bob Eubanks (born 1938), who played a pivotal role in bringing The Beatles to the United States. As a young Los Angeles radio personality and later a nationally recognized TV host, Eubanks was responsible for promoting The Beatles’ legendary Hollywood Bowl and Dodger Stadium shows. Beyond his work as a concert promoter, he became a household name as the host of The Newlywed Game, making him one of America’s most recognizable television personalities. His connection to The Beatles’ live history ensures that his signature on this piece carries special significance for collectors. Owning this signed item links directly to one of the most famous concerts in Beatles history, as well as to the man who helped make it happen. For Beatles enthusiasts, 1960s memorabilia collectors, and fans of rock’s golden era, this is a truly exceptional artifact that preserves the legacy of the world’s most influential band and one of the promoters who brought them to their fans.

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