Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney and The Eagles Perform 'Let It Be' at Hollywood Bowl Concert

Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles, CA, United States

• On April 11, 2024, Paul McCartney performed "Let It Be" alongside the Eagles at the Hollywood Bowl, headlining a tribute concert for the late Jimmy Bu... Read Full Description >

  On April 11, 2024, Paul McCartney performed "Let It Be" alongside the Eagles at the Hollywood Bowl, headlining a tribute concert for the late Jimmy Buffett. By this time in his career, McCartney had released his album "McCartney III" in December 2020, which marked a return to his solo roots and showcased his continued evolution as an artist. The live performance with a legendary band like the Eagles highlights McCartney's enduring status in the music industry and his ability to collaborate across genres. Notably, McCartney's musical journey has been characterized by numerous collaborations, both during his time with The Beatles and as a solo artist. This tribute event further solidified his position as a musical icon, celebrating the legacy of another beloved artist while continuing to resonate with audiences decades into his career.

Paul McCartney - Live in Buenos Aires, Argentina | Full Concert Featuring Iconic Hits

Buenos Aires, Argentina

• As of October 5, 2024, during the live recording in Buenos Aires, Paul McCartney was on his "Got Back" tour. Before embarking on this tour, he release... Read Full Description >

  As of October 5, 2024, during the live recording in Buenos Aires, Paul McCartney was on his "Got Back" tour. Before embarking on this tour, he released the album "McCartney III" in December 2020, which marked a significant return to his solo work after a lengthy career filled with collaborative projects and ventures. The album showcased McCartney's versatility and creativity, being recorded entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic. An interesting aspect of this particular live recording is that it includes classic hits such as "Can't Buy Me Love" and "Letting Go," highlighting his rich musical legacy as both a member of The Beatles and a successful solo artist. This concert not only reflects McCartney's enduring popularity but also his ability to engage audiences with both nostalgic and contemporary elements of his music.

Paul McCartney Live at Corona Capital: Performance of 'Now And Then', 'Band On The Run', and 'Live and Let Die'

Corona Capital
Mexico City, Mexico

• On November 17, 2024, Paul McCartney performed at the Corona Capital festival in Mexico City, showcasing timeless hits like "Now and Then," "Band on t... Read Full Description >

  On November 17, 2024, Paul McCartney performed at the Corona Capital festival in Mexico City, showcasing timeless hits like "Now and Then," "Band on the Run," and "Live and Let Die." Before this live recording, McCartney had released "Egypt Station" in September 2018, which marked his first album to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in 36 years, reaffirming his relevance in contemporary music. By 2024, McCartney was embracing his legacy while continuing to evolve artistically. Notably, he has a history of performing at major festivals, and his setlist often bridges his work with The Beatles, Wings, and his solo career. This live performance not only highlights his enduring appeal but also showcases the audience's excitement for both classic and recent material, further solidifying McCartney's role as a pivotal figure in music history.

Paul McCartney and Ronnie Wood Perform 'Get Back' with Historic Bass Debut

London, United Kingdom

• As of December 19, 2024, Paul McCartney's career has reached a remarkable stage, especially marked by the live recording "Got Back Live in London." Th... Read Full Description >

  As of December 19, 2024, Paul McCartney's career has reached a remarkable stage, especially marked by the live recording "Got Back Live in London." This performance features the long-awaited debut of "The Stolen Lost Bass," which had not been seen for over 50 years, adding a significant historical aspect to the event. Leading up to this recording, McCartney had recently released a variety of projects, but notably, his album "McCartney III" dropped in December 2020, showcasing his enduring creativity and ability to experiment across genres. The live performance with Ronnie Wood underscores not only McCartney's legendary status but also highlights his continued collaboration with iconic musicians. This event serves as a testament to his ability to draw from his rich history while still forging new experiences for his audience.