Paul McCartney's manager teased his 2026 tour plans, and he may visit a country he hasn't since 2018, and gave an update on ...

Paul McCartney was far from finished after The Beatles, and songs like "Live and Let Die" and "Band on the Run" are more than enough proof of that!

Mick Jagger, Bono, Paul McCartney, the Beatles and Bruce Springsteen were among those mentioned in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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9. “Iron” – Post Animal. Post Animal is another band I see going super far in the future. The lesser-known of Joe Keery’s musical projects, I first saw them open for my favorite band, Twin Peaks in ...

"Love Me Do" was the Beatles' first monster hit. Do you know their last? Here are the final big hits of a dozen major rock acts from the 1960s.

Paul McCartney is releasing a companion soundtrack album to his new documentary, 'Man On The Run'; check out two rare Wings ...

Discover the untold story of how Paul McCartney's experimental track Darkroom almost didn't make the cut on his iconic album McCartney II.

The Story of a Band on the Run,’ an oral history connected to Morgan Neville’s new documentary, we hear the rest of the ...

Paul, just Paul. Not "Sir Paul." Not "Mr. McCartney." That's how the former Beatle prefers to be called when he sits down for an interview, according to filmmaker Morgan Neville, who spent many hours ...

But one month before the series debut, the made-for-TV band released a single, “I Think I Love You” — and it blew up bubblegum pop. “I Think I Love You” was included on the October 1970 album The ...