Paul McCartney Guests On A Steve Martin Album

When Steve Martin top the charts with his comedy albums and the single King Tut, some would have thought that he would eventually score one of the largest bluegrass albums of the last decade.

On March 15, Martin will try repeat it once again with Rare Bird Alert, recorded with his Steep Canyon Rangers along with help from artists like Paul McCartney and the Dixie Chicks.

Martin is a bit in awe of his guests. "It's very hard to believe. I was a kid when I first heard Paul McCartney, and if you told me one day that he'd be singing one of my tunes, I'm still flabbergasted.

"Rare Bird Alert represents an intense, but joyful period of songwriting and touring. My love of this music continues."

Paul Mccartney not confirmed to perform in weeding

Sir Paul McCartney has not been officially confirmed to perform a song in the weeding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Paul 68 years old Beatles story had allegedly been asked to play at their April wedding.

A source said: "William and Kate have chosen their wedding list and Paul McCartney is their number one choice to perform. They can't think of anyone more perfect to kick off proceedings."

At the Daily Star newspaper the source also told, "Prince William is following in his mother Princess Diana's footsteps by inviting a host of famous friends to join him on his wedding day. Paul McCartney has been asked to do a few numbers and he said he feels very privileged."

But as of yet the music story is not officially signed on to sing for the group.

A representative for McCartney told US website GossipCop.com that it is recently just a rumour.

Brian May hilariously upstaged by Paul McCartney's daughter

The eight-year-old daughter of Paul McCartney made laughed Rock star Brian May.

At a fundraising event for an animal charity Queen guitarist Brian was guest of honour.

When little Bea McCartney delivered a comical put-down, he was put firmly in his place.

Bea, who helpers at the event had not recognised, was given a T-shirt for helping on a stall... and told "a famous rock star might sign it for you".

Brian, 63, said: "Her reply was, 'Oh yes... my daddy's in a rock group too'.

"I think she got some doubtful looks so she capped it with, 'He was in The Beatles'."

"She did a great job," said Brian, who wrote Queen's hit We Will Rock You.

"The lady running the stall had no idea who this little girl was except that she was eager to help."

Paul McCartney Plays Liverpool Academy

On the occasion of Christmas,Paul McCartney played her second of two special Christmas gigs in Liverpool on Monday.

Paul McCartney grab a packed show at the Academy with a greatest hits set, which spanned every decade of his career.

At London's 100 Club and Hammersmith Apollo,singer also performed a small gig and played a songs including 'Hey Jude', 'Live And Let Die' and 'Dance Tonight'.

Paul McCartney to play threatened 100 Club

At the 100 Club in Oxford Street Sir Paul McCartney will play smallest gig for a decade.All tickets for gig sold out in a second earlier today.

The show at the threatened venue is the most intimate he has played since he performed at the Cavern Club in Liverpool in 1999.

He said: “I'm looking forward to being able to interact with fans on a face-to-face basis, not to mention the smell of sweat and beer.”

It will be a timely boost for the club, which is facing closure.

Owner Jeff Horton has blamed rent increases, rising VAT and alcohol duty.

Paul Mccartney play christmas concert

Sir Paul McCartney is latest special concert for Christmas with an "intimate vibe".
Liverpool said: "I always love playing to a home audience and for me it's the perfect way to end the year. We've had great fun with the stadium shows this year and we're looking forward to the more intimate vibe of these ones. Christmas is the perfect excuse for everyone to let their hair down and rock out. We are looking forward to celebrating with the good people of London and Liverpool."
At London's Hammersmith Apollo the first concert on Saturday 18 December and latest concert at Liverpool O2 Academy on Monday 20 December.

Paul McCartney Launches Pop Up Radio Station

In honour of the record a pop-up radio station has been launched by Sir Paul McCartney to celebrate the re-release of his famed Wings album Band On The Run.

On Monday month-long broadcast will begin,The former Beatle is teaming up with U.S.-based Sirius XM to form Band On The Run Radio.

The making of Wings' 1973 album special show will be host by McCartney, while he will also discuss other records from his back catalogue. Scott Greenstein, president of Sirius XM, says, "We're celebrating the music from his whole career, with focus on that legendary and very underrated album."