Paul McCartney Archives

Paul McCartney revisits the Wings years with Man On The Run, a new soundtrack album tied to the upcoming documentary exploring his 1970s creative rebirth.

A new Paul McCartney documentary, Man On The Run, explores his post-Beatles reinvention and the rise of Wings, streaming on Prime Video from February 27.

Legendary instrument maker Hofner has filed for bankruptcy in Germany, prompting a heartfelt response from Paul McCartney and renewed focus on the company’s historic legacy.

A Song Reborn revisits the emotional creation of Free As A Bird and the historic 1994 Beatles reunion, alongside the return of Anthology in 2025.

The Beatles Anthology 4 has sparked confusion and criticism with unusual changes to Real Love and Free As A Bird, including altered lyrics and a shortened guitar solo.

Anthology 2025 includes remastered Volumes 1–3 and the new Anthology 4 CD with 13 previously unreleased tracks.

Paul McCartney performed Help! live in Santa Barbara on 26 September 2025, the first time he has sung the Beatles classic in 35 years.

Forty-one years after This Is Spinal Tap first hit theatres, the loudest band in rock history is back – and they’ve convinced Paul McCartney to join the chaos. The sequel, Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, lands in cinemas worldwide on September 12, 2025, along with a brand-new album of the same name.

Paul McCartney has today announced WINGS, a career-spanning ‘best of’ compilation celebrating his work with Wings. The collection will be available in multiple formats, including a McCartney and SDE-exclusive Blu-ray Audio edition featuring Dolby Atmos mixes, set for release on 7 November 2025 via Capitol/UMe.

The Beatles ‘Help!’ album is 60 years old. ‘Help!’, the UK edition also released in Australia, came out on 6 August 1965.

The album cover for the upcoming ‘Spinal Tap: The End Continues’ is a homage to the ‘Crosby, Still & Nash’ album cover, the 1969 debut album from Crosby Stills & Nash and they even used the same photographer Henry Diltz.

‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ has a brand new trailer with Paul McCartney and Elton John both making cameo appearances.

Sir Paul McCartney has announced a second North American leg of his Got Back tour.

Three Beatles members’ sons feature on a new song from Zak Starkey’s band Mantra of the Cosmos.

Sir Paul McCartney has popped up for two songs with Bruce Springsteen at his Liverpool concert as part of the Land of Hope and Dreams tour.

Barbra Streisand has duetted with Bob Dylan, Sir Paul McCartney, Ariana Grande, Mariah Carey and more on a starry new album.

Sir Sam Mendes has officially named his four Beatles for the four movies he is making about each of The Beatles.

The UK’s Royal Mint has revealed the impending issue of a John Lennon coin.

A teaser for the long overdue Spinal Tap sequel ‘Spinal Tap II : The End Continues’ has premiered.

A landmark account of Paul McCartney’s triumphant musical reinvention in the 1970s and the subsequent rise of one of the decade’s most iconic bands.

Paul McCartney has performed a third intimate show at the 575 capacity The Bowery in New York City.

Paul McCartney has performed for a second night at the 575 capacity The Bowery in New York City with a few surprises for night two.

Paul McCartney sprung a sudden gig at the 575 capacity The Bowery in New York City on Tuesday night 11 February 2025.

‘Venus and Mars’, the fourth Paul McCartney Wings album, will be reissued in March as a half-speed master.

Paul McCartney was recently asked by fans at his website if he had any New Years resolutions. Well it looks like we are getting a new album for 2025.

Ringo Starr joined Paul McCartney for the last show of the Got Back tour for 2024 in London 19 December and so did Ronnie Wood. Sir Macca also performed his Christmas classic ‘Wonderful Christmastime’ for the first time since 2018.

The Royal Mint in the UK has put Paul McCartney quite literally in the money. For the first time, Sir Paul McCartney has authorised a set of official coins in his name.

Paul McCartney’s 1984 movie ‘Give My Regards To Broad Street’ was universally panned in its day. The production, 100% funded by Paul, became a money pit. It lost him millions, had hideous reviews and now both the movie and soundtrack album have been long out of print. But was it that bad? Actually no. I thought it was much better than The Beatles ‘Magical Mystery Tour’.

Eighty two. Paul McCartney is 82. (Well, I guess it makes a change to referring to the good Sir as an ex-Beatle). Now, where was I? Oh yes, in Santiago, Chile, at the Estadio Monumental, watching this magnificent human perform to and thrill thousands of people. It is always heartwarming to see multi generations singing along to all the songs at a Paul McCartney show. More impressively here, because most people speak only Spanish.