Ringo Starr collaborates with Paul McCartney on 'Home To Us' from The Boys of Dungeon Lane

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.

The nostalgic track 'Home To Us'—track 10 on McCartney's introspective album drawing from his Liverpool childhood—sees McCartney and Starr trading line-by-line vocals, with Starr laying down drums. Chrissie Hynde and Sharleen Spiteri also contribute. As McCartney told Billboard, the collaboration happened late: 'I saw Ringo and said I worked with this guy Andrew [Watt, producer]. Ringo came over to Andrew’s studio and played a little bit of drums.' Starr initially added drums and chorus vocals amid some confusion, then expanded his role. This marks McCartney's first album since 2020's McCartney III. Meanwhile, Ringo Starr's own album Long Long Road arrives April 24, produced by T-Bone Burnett with guests including St. Vincent, Sheryl Crow, and Billy Strings.

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Paul McCartney announces new album 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane', illustrated with him holding the record against a nostalgic Liverpool backdrop.
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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.

Sir Ringo Starr, the 85-year-old former Beatles drummer, has announced his new 10-track album *Long Long Road*, featuring collaborations with Billy Strings, Sheryl Crow, St. Vincent, Sarah Jarosz, and Molly Tuttle. Produced by T Bone Burnett, the country and Americana record—following his 2025 UK country chart-topper *Look Up*—is set for release on April 24, with lead single "It’s Been Too Long" out now.

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Paul McCartney has shared details on rekindling his friendship with John Lennon after the Beatles breakup in a new clip from his Audible series installment. The audio experience, titled 'The Man on the Run,' features interviews with filmmaker Morgan Neville and was released on March 19. McCartney highlights their conversations about domestic life as key to reconciliation.

Pulp has made its new EP available on streaming platforms, following an exclusive vinyl release. The EP includes two new songs from the band's recent album sessions and a cover of Johnny Cash's 'The Man Comes Around'.

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Norwegian singer AURORA has released 'A Place To Call Home', a new track for the upcoming World of Warcraft: Midnight expansion. The song, created with Blizzard Entertainment's music team, explores themes of belonging and resilience in Azeroth. A accompanying music video connects AURORA's vision with the game's universe.

This week's New Music Friday on January 23, 2026, brings major releases from former One Direction members Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson, alongside returns from Arctic Monkeys and Megadeth. Styles drops single 'Aperture' from his upcoming fourth solo album, while Tomlinson releases his third LP 'How Did I Get Here?' with focus track 'Imposter'. Other highlights include Arctic Monkeys' contribution to a War Child benefit compilation and Megadeth's self-titled final album.

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