Paul McCartney, 83, shows no sign of slowing down with plans for a new album and a nationwide tour next year - Daily Mail
The Beatles legend has been working on a new record, his first since 2020's McCartney III, for most of the year and is said to be '90% finished'.
He hopes to have it completed and mastered by the end of the year with a release date of early 2026.
A source said: 'Paul has been working on the album all year and initially hoped it would be out by the end of this year but as with most things plans change.
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'It's not quite finished but the majority of the album is done and Paul is really proud of it.'
With a Beatles cover, Lilly debuts national ad campaign for Alzheimer’s drug - Medical Media and Marketing
The spot, which also prominently utilizes a cover of “Here Comes the Sun” by The Beatles, manages to balance a message of hope with the somber nature of Alzheimer’s.
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The Fab Four in New York: Shea Stadium, Ed Sullivan, Electric Lady Studios, and More - Village Preservation
While our neighborhood holds deep ties to the folk and jazz scenes, rock and roll had a well-established home here as well. The 1960s also brought the legendary British Invasion, when a wave of U.K. pop and rock bands traveled west, across the pond, bringing their electric amps and bouncy lyrics to the American stage. The kickoff of this absolute sensation came with The Beatles’ first performance on the Ed Sullivan Show on February 9, 1964, when more than 70 million Americans tuned in to watch the head-bopping fabulous foursome sing their addictive harmonies and love songs.
And two days after that career-making performance, the band quietly went downtown to the Improvisation Club, where they mingled with Stella Stevens, Tuesday Weld, and Jill Haworth. The Beatles remain the one of the best-selling musical acts of all time and are considered the vanguard and most successful band of this invasion.
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