Beatlemania, invented in 1963 at the Caird Hall in Dundee
The People's History Show - S03E01 Who came up with the phrase "Beatlemania?" In 1963 The Beatles were back touring Scotland, this time they had 3 numbers ones under their belt. At the Caird Hall in Dundee, local promoter Andi Lothian spontaneous invented the phrase Beatlemania. It has been used the world over ever since. Watch more People's History Show on the STV Player: https://stv.click/phsyt
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