The Beatles
Paul McCartney announces new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane
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Paul McCartney has revealed details of his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due out on May 29 via MPL/Capitol. The record, produced with Andrew Watt, draws from his childhood memories in post-war Liverpool. The lead single, 'Days We Left Behind,' is now available.
The Beatles and Apple Corps have officially recognised June 25 as Global Beatles Day for the first time. Fans worldwide joined celebrations marking the 1967 live satellite broadcast of 'All You Need Is Love'. A newly colourised version of the performance was released to mark the occasion.
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Sir Paul McCartney discussed the dynamics of his 14-year marriage during a recent podcast appearance. He attributed its success to the couple being opposites in personality and background. The 83-year-old spoke about his relationship with 66-year-old Nancy Shevell.
Ronald D. Moore, co-creator of Apple TV's For All Mankind, altered a planned Beatles reunion Easter egg in season 2 to avoid legal issues. In the show's alternate history, John Lennon survives his 1980 assassination attempt. The series features montages of altered historical events each season.
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In a follow-up to last month's announcement of his solo album The Boys of Dungeon Lane (out May 29), Paul McCartney has revealed details of the duet 'Home To Us' featuring former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr, who contributes vocals and drums.
A significant 18% discount is available on the comprehensive 12LP Beatles Anthology Collection vinyl box set during Black Friday. This sprawling collection features 191 tracks, including demos, live recordings, and studio outtakes from the iconic band. The deal ties in nicely with an upcoming Disney+ series focused on The Beatles.
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Disney+ has unveiled a trailer for the restored and expanded version of The Beatles Anthology docuseries, marking 30 years since its original airing. The nine-episode series, featuring a new unseen episode with footage from the 1990s, will premiere in batches starting November 26. It includes remastered interviews with Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and archival material from John Lennon.