Paul McCartney's New Album & Live Show

0:00It's March 28th, this is entertainment and celebrity news, AI-powered stories from the world of fame, I'm Cory with the story, Paul McCartney at 83 hit the stage for the first time since his got back tour with a two-night run at the fond of theater in Los Angeles on Friday. The Beatles legend showed up in a zip up jacket and dark sunglasses, keeping it low key until fans mobbed him outside. He waved in blue kisses before heading into prep. Here this week, he dropped his first new single in five years, Days We Left Behind, on BBC Mercyside. It's the lead track for his upcoming studio album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, set for release in May. His daughter Mary shot the artwork and portrait for it. Fans went wild outside the venue, and inside, A-listers like McKenna Grace in a white dress, in Adam Scott in a sharp suit, turned up to catch the show. Paul's energy had everyone buzzing, proving A-aging slowing him down. The album dives into his Liverpool roots.

1:00Early adventures with George Harrison and John Lennon before Beetlemania exploded. It took five years to record, piece together between tour legs and LA and Sussex after linking up with producer Andrew Watt. With new music on deck and shows rolling, Paul still crafting stories from his life that shaped pop culture. Catch his vibe if you're near the next gig.