Paul McCartney Archives - Page 15 of 16

Paul McCartney concluded the Olympics Opening Ceremony with two songs from The Beatles, ‘The End’ and ‘Hey Jude’.

Bruce Springsteen had his set cut short when the power was pulled on their show because they went past the curfew time just after he had invited Sir Paul McCartney to join him on stage.

Yoko Ono has sent Sir Paul McCartney a Happy Birthday greeting for today, his 70th birthday but is there a hidden message in the greeting?

For one day, you can buy Paul Weller’s charity cover of ‘Birthday’ to celebrate Paul McCartney’s 70th.

Why did the chicken cross the road? Because it was Paul McCartney’s birthday.

Last week we learned that Paul McCartney will be playing the opening ceremonies for the London Olympics and it has now been revealed that the Who and George Michael will be playing for the closing ceremonies.

Dhani Harrison, the only child of Beatle George Harrison, married on the weekend and former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr attended.

Let’s give Ram its due.

You may either love or hate the royal family but one thing is for sure, they know how to put on a great show.

Gurrumul shares Diamond Jubilee photos with Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, and Elton John, and his new song with Sarah Blasko.

30 Rock will be back for a 7th season but then it will be gone. NBC has given the hit TV comedy its termination notice after a reduced farewell season.

Talk show host Jimmy Fallon has put together an album of songs featuring super-guests Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Justin Timberlake, Eddie Vedder and Dave Matthews.

Sir Paul McCartney made a surprise cameo appearance on 30 Rock this week and by surprise we mean even star Alec Baldwin did not know.

29-year old Spotify founder Daniel Ek has done what it took Mick Jagger 50 years to do, earn a net worth of £190 million.

Paul McCartney’s reissue of ‘RAM’ will come 41 years to the day after the original release.

Paul McCartney’s son, James, likes the idea of a new generation Beatles group with the sons of Ringo, George and John.

Ram was Paul McCartney’s second solo album and, for years, was criticized as being too “cute” and “tossed off.”

The childhood homes in Liverpool of Paul McCartney and John Lennon have been given a heritage listing.

Adele equals Delta Goodrem’s record, and not much else happens, in this week’s ARIA Chart wrap.

George Harrison, the youngest Beatle, would have been 69-years old this weekend.

The title of Rod Stewart’s 1972 classic ‘Never A Dull Moment’ summarizes his 2012 show. I first saw Rod Stewart at his 1978 Sydney show and nearly every Aussie tour since and he has been never a dull moment every time.

The once thought close race between Adele and Van Halen for the number one album in the U.S. seems to not have been so close after all.

Paul McCartney has made a private pilgrimage to pay tribute to Whitney Houston.

Lana Del Rey hits number one, and Leonard Cohen and Van Halen buffet Adele on this week’s ARIA Chart.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse performed a full-on grunge version of The Beatles’ ‘I Saw Here Standing There’ for Sir Paul McCartney’s MusiCares Person of the Year dinner last night (February 10) in Hollywood.

Early sales of Van Halen’s ‘A Different Kind Of Truth’ indicate that if the band doesn’t hit number one next week in the USA, the album will debut at no. 2.