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on May 09, 2026

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Paul McCartney Discusses Duet with Ringo Starr at London Fan Event

From the news release: Speaking at a special fan album playback event today at London’s Abbey Road Studios, Paul McCartney revealed his first-ever duet with Ringo Starr. Titled "Home to Us", the song will be released this week on Friday May 8th and is the second song to be released from Paul’s forthcoming album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane. Today Paul surprised 50 lucky fans invited for an exclusive first listen of his new album, joining them inside Abbey Road Studio Two to share stories behind the new songs and recordings. Following the rapturously received "Days We Left Behind," "Home to Us" is Paul’s first ever duet with Ringo Starr, and features backing vocals from Chrissie Hynde and Sharleen Spiteri. The song was formed around a drum track Paul invited Ringo to record for the album with producer Andrew Watt, and marks the only song on The Boys of Dungeon Lane that features a guest drummer. Paul plays the majority of the instruments on the new record -...

Beatles' Letters from Hamburg Go on Display in New Exhibition

A collection of letters penned home by the Beatles when they were playing in Hamburg went on display in the German city this week. Details from the Liverpool City Region : A special exhibition featuring a rare set of Beatles photographs and letters written by the band’s five original members whilst in Hamburg, is set to go on display in the German city this week. Entitled Harbour Cities-Global Stages, the exhibition has been created to celebrate Liverpool City Region’s role as the official partner of Hamburg’s annual port festival – Hafengebustag. Encompassing 48 panels, across six pillars, the free exhibition will go on public display in Hamburg’s City Hall – the Rathaus Rathausdiele – from May 7-25 and is expected to be seen by more than 10,000 people. The Beatles section features historic elements such as the only Lennon and McCartney letter in existence, the first photograph of John, Paul and George performing together, a photo of their first gig in Hamburg as well as an insig...

I Read the New This Week: Beatles Headlines Roundup

Guardian: Power to the People: John & Yoko Live in NYC review – fascinating star-studded concert film Ringo talks to Variety about his new LP, Long Long Road . San Diego fan interviewed at closed-circuit 1964 Beatles concert reflects after footage rediscovered. The former site of the Liverpool bank whose banker was mentioned in "Penny Lane" is set to reopen as a coffee shop and wine bar. A Scottish hotel that hosted the Beatles on their early tours is reopening after a major makeover. The New York Times Magazine looks at Yoko Ono's impact on modern art via an upcoming exhibit in Los Angeles (subscription required)

Vintage Press Photo: 'Meet the Beatles'

Coming Up: 'With the Beatles: Mal Evans' Illustrated Journey'

Out Dec. 1. Order now from Bookshop.org . Details: A four-color extravaganza from the Mal Evans archives, including sections from his never published memoirs, his detailed (and humorously illustrated) diaries and hundreds of unseen photographs he took during his time with the Beatles. Truly a goldmine of new insight into the most famous band in the world, from a man who knew them better than most. Malcolm "Mal" Evans was an integral figure in the lives of The Beatles, acting as everything from roadie and assistant to confidante and, above all else, friend. Even after the band's split, Evans remained close to each member as they ventured out into solo careers, though he was closest to Paul McCartney. And through it all, he kept a detailed diary. In the 1970s, Mal made a deal with a publisher for a memoir, and the typed manuscript he submitted remained in that publisher's basement until it was discovered by a temp, tasked with cleaning out a storage unit. Along with the...

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