The Beatles’ Revolver (1966) marks a turning point in modern music.

Built in the studio, not the stage, it bends recording into composition. Tape loops, reversed guitars, strings, and psychedelic precision reshaping what a band album can be.

Remarkably, The Beatles never performed a single song from Revolver live in concert, despite releasing it right in the middle of their final tour – its studio innovations were too complex to recreate on a 60s stage.

Now, sixty years on, we present the album, rebuilt by a full live band as it was supposed to be heard.