Paul McCartney to play live broadcast from New York's Apollo Theater

On December 13 at New York's iconic Apollo Theater,Paul McCartney is set to play his first show

The former Beatle will play an invite-only show at the Harlem venue for radio service Sirius XM, which will be broadcasting the gig live.

The non-profit venue is currently celebrating its 75th anniversary. In the 1960s it became famous for breaking artists such as James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson and many others.

Recent Performance by Sir Paul Mccartney in Argentina

Since the begining beginning sir Paul Mccartney has been entertaining and electrifying his fans with his tremendous live performance in concerts, this times he rock n roll Argentina with his outstanding performance just like he had done so far.

The legend other show held at Buenos Aires where he rocks the audience as well and he proofs that he can still Twist and Shout like he did in the band's 1963 heyday, left.

"The silly soundcheck song is the same one that he has been doing all tour long during soundcheck. Only difference is, he has changed the names of the Russian girl several times but the story and remainder appear very much the same." said photographer Bob Gannon.

George Harrison's Ouija fooled Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney exposed this week that his Beatles bandmate George once fooled him into believing he was talking to his mother (who died when he was 14).

Paul McCartney reported press this week that he, Harrison and John Lennon once used a Ouija board where they seemed to come into contact with his deceased parent.

We once did an Ouija board thing when we were kids," McCartney confessed. "We weren't really into all that, but somebody said, 'Let's do it', so we were touching the glass saying, 'Okay, nobody push it, okay?' so then, suddenly, it's moving!

"It spells, 'Congratulations... son' and we're going 'No!' and it spells 'Congratulations... son... number... one. In NME'."

NME meant New Musical Express , Paul McCartney instantly realized that it was a prank because his mother wouldn't have had a clue it was the top music magazine of the 1960's

"We were all, 'Oh, f**k off' and then there's George, you know, laughing - he's been pushing it all the time. Bad boy."

Paul Mccartney's Son Prepares EP

A singer with a familiar name James McCartney has confirmed details of debut EP.

Everyone struggles to live up their parent's legacy. However spare a thought for The Beatles offspring, who face the mountainous task of outdoing one of the most iconic groups in pop history.

Of the band's children, only Zak Starkey has enjoyed lasting success with stints in The Who and of course Oasis. A capable session drummer, Starkey has played on more successful records than any other Beatles child.

Now Paul McCartney's son James has decided to release his debut EP. Working on new material last year, James McCartney took his time in writing, recording and collecting the tracks.

Produced by his father, the pair used studios in the United States as well as Abbey Road. A friendly collaboration, James McCartney has decided to cover 'Old Man' - Neil Young's lament for passing youth.

An odd choice, the lyrics 'Old man take a look at my life / I'm a lot like you were' perhaps make more sense given the relationship between artist and producer. Alongside the cover, James McCartney has completed four new tracks.

'Angel', 'Glisten', 'My Friend' and 'Denial' were constructed during sessions last year. Set to be released on September 21st, the EP will be titled 'Available Light' and comes before a full album by the young songwriter.

Of course, James McCartney is a member of a musical dynasty. Uncle Mike McGear - real name McCartney - scored a number one hit in his own right as a member of comedy group The Scaffold.

Meanwhile, Paul McCartney recently received an honour from Barack Obama before playing a quick set in The White House. Show off!

James McCartney is set to release 'Available Light' on September 21st. Tracklisting:

'Angel'

'Glisten'

'My Friend'

'Denial'

'Old Man'

Paul Mccartney Rejects To Drink Water Onstage

SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY rejects to drink water onstage because he doesn't want to look unprofessional.

The 68 year old Paul three hour concerts to regularly performs but insists on not guzzling water, admitting his preference harks back to his days in the Beatles.

Paul Mccartney tells to the Britain's Daily Express, "I don't know, when I'm on I just wouldn't want to drink water. There is water (available) but I think it's the tradition that I'm from."

But the Brit admits before his gigs he does take care of his vocal cords backstage, adding: "I inhale Olbas Oil in hot water put a few drops and inhale the steam or sometimes gargle salt water. I don't know if it does anything but the ritual does. It helps me mentally."

Sir Paul McCartney: Set for Glee role

Sir Paul McCartney is reportedly after writing to bosses set for a role in Glee.
The British musician seemly sent the show's creator, Ryan Murphy, some of his tapes in a bid to be included in the next series.
Murphy said: 'I received some fantastic mixtapes from Paul McCartney a couple of weeks ago. I thought I was being punked!'
He added: 'In a package it came out of the blue, handwritten, and it had two CDs and it said: 'Hi Ryan, I hope you will consider some of these songs for Glee.'
'I had heard that he is a fan of the show but I was gobsmacked. Of course we are going to do something with him.'

When Paul McCartney missed out on playing a gig for Obama

Sir Paul McCartney beatles legend, he was turned away by security guards at the White House when he arrived to play a gig for U.S. President Barack Obama last month.
McCartney, 68, had arrived at the iconic building in Washington, D.C. ahead of his scheduled performance for the president, but he and his band were not allowed through the strict security checks.
Guards on the gate eventually sent McCartney to a different entrance, but the delay left the musician fearing he would miss the gig.
"The security getting through of the White House (was memorable). For the rehearsal, we got through fine. But for the real gig, we were sort of not let in," the Daily Express quoted him as saying.
"At the gate we said, 'We're the entertainment.' He (the security guard) said, 'No, you'll have to walk around the other block.'
"It was heavy traffic, so we're going, 'Oh geesh. Wouldn't you just know it'," he added.