If a friend were to ask "How was Paul McCartney's headlining Coachella set Friday night?" My response would be: "He opened up with the Wings song "Jet," followed that up with every Beatles song you ever wanted to hear live before you died, came out for two encores, and also managed to blow up the stage...literally. How was Paul McCartney, you ask? It was insane. You left simply with the thought...
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Following his Friday night headlining Coachella performance Sir Paul McCartney will head to Vegas to christen the new bigger and badder version of the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's the New Joint. Usually not a big deal, but McCartney and the concert promoters, Concerts West/AEG Live, are trying to break some world records with this April 19th gig. First, they're saying that this one-off gig sold ...
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There are so many coveted awards to be given away and won, like the Nobel Peace Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, Grammys, Oscars...you catch the drift. But perhaps the most coveted of the salad eating contingent is Peta2's Sexiest Vegetarian Award. "Last year's":http://mog.com/Parker_Reynolds/blog_post/81587 winner's included actress Kristen Bell and AFI frontman Davey Havok.Duking it out for the 20...
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From the up and coming Robert DeNiro movie (December) called Everybody's Fine.A sample can be heard here.
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After only a year Starbuck's Hear Music record label will be handing over the label's management duties to Concord Music Group. Since forming in March 2007 Starbucks has signed and released albums from former Beatle Paul McCartney, Joni Mitchell."Now is the appropriate time to restructure our entertainment business to better align our efforts with our overall business strategies," Howard Schult...
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I paid for Paul McCartney's Memory Almost Full. Why? Because every time I walked into Starbucks I was accosted by that "Ever Present Past"'s ididadoodah and it sounded good. So, yeah, I'm a little P.O.ed that the folks in London will able to pick up the May 18th edition of the Mail On Sunday, a UK version of The New York Post, and whip out the album for FREE. McCartney is "notorious for being a...
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Paul McCartney has celebrated his home city's year as European Capital of Culture and been celebrated himself by 36,000 fans at a concert in Liverpool.The crowd at Anfield football stadium gave him a hero's welcome as he played almost two hours of highlights from The Beatles, Wings and his solo career."Thank you for coming here in the City of Culture, at the center of the universe," he said to che
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When Billy Joel performed the "last concert ever at New York's Shea Stadium":http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/19/nyregion/19joel.html?partner=rssnyt&emc=rss on July 18th, he brought a special guest. The Beatles' Paul McCartney wowed the crowd with Beatles tracks 'I Saw Her Standing There' and 'Let It Be'. Epic for the reasons that some 43 years before McCartney and his Beatles bandmates "played ...
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First it was the clubbing of baby seals in Canada, now the knighted Paul McCartney is on a mission to stop the culling of kangaroos in Australia. (If you thought that it was McCartney’s ex-wife Heather Mills that was helping the Beatle channel his inner-hippie, you were wrong.) Seems Macca has a soft spot for fuzzy cuddly things, afterall the guy is a vegetarian. About 500 eastern grey kangaroo.
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Displaying his versatility and enthusiasm for good music, Paul McCartney is excited about the new remix of "Nod Your Head" from his new album, Memory Almost Full. The remix was produced by Sly and Robbie, infamous for their collaborations as the Taxi Gang and with Sinead O'Connor on her "reggae album." Sly and Robbie are the top of the game in dub music, playing bass guitar and drums as instr...
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Although he might be keeping his tour schedule light, Paul McCartney isn't necessarily keeping his release schedule that way. On the heels of his Starbucks Hear Music debut Memory Almost Full, McCartney has announced the release of a three disc DVD, complete with live footage, music videos and rare performances. The set, titled The McCartney Years, is due November 13th and recently recorded com...
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Legend probably isn't a strong enough word to describe Sir Paul McCartney. The former Beatle will be adding to his legacy on November 17th with the release of Good Evening New York City.Citi Bank Field (formerly Shea Stadium) is the scene for the July 2009 concerts which will be released in a 2 CD, 1 DVD format as well as a deluxe 2 CD, 2 DVD set.Paul McCartney's websitePaul McCarney's Myspace
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Early reports are in and the reviews for Paul McCartney's first date at Boston's Fenway Park baseball stadium are all good.The ex-Beatle is currently on tour in the US, recently playing New York and Washington, with shows in Atlanta, Tulsa and Dallas to come later this month. Last night saw...
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The first few seconds of Paul McCartney's upcoming single "Ever Present Past" brought to mind the opening to The Bob Crewe Generation's "Music To Watch Girls By". Very sixties. Paul always has cool song titles from "Helter Skelter" and "Fool On The Hill" to in your face titles like "Why Don't We Do It In The Road" and "Here Today". They're almost always poetic in title alone.Of interesting n...
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