May 26 in History
1913
May 26, 1913:The United States Actors’ Equity Association is established.
1963
May 26, 1963:American singer and musician Elvis Presley records two singles titled "Please Don't Drag That String Around” and “Echoes Of Love”.
1966
May 26, 1966:The English rock group, The Beatles releases their 10th studio album titled "Yellow Submarine."
1967
May 26, 1967: British most popular music band, The Beatles issues their eighth studio album named “Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band” in the UK.- May 26, 1967:
The American rock collective, ‘The Mothers of Invention’ drops their second studio album titled “Absolutely Free”.
- May 26, 1967:
The Beatles records a track known as "It's All Too Much."
1973
May 26, 1973:An album by English rock group The Beatles, which is dubbed “1967-1970”, becomes number 1 on the American Billboard chart.
1987
May 26, 1987:American adult contemporary and pop-rock singer Richard Marx releases his debut song titled “Don't Mean Nothing” in the United States.
2004
May 26, 2004:Fantasia Barrino becomes the winner for the 3rd season of the American musical competition known as “American idol”.
2008
May 26, 2008:British singer and songwriter Paul McCartney is awarded an honorary Doctor of Music degree by Yale University.