Paul McCartney Rocks Fonda Theatre, Teases New Album

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Paul McCartney just rocked the fond of theater in Los Angeles for the first of two back-to-back

shows on Friday.

It's his first live gigs since wrapping up the Got Back tour last November.

The 82-year-old legend delivered a 23-song marathon, mixing Beatles classics, wings jams,

and solo favorites.

He kicked things off with, help, a tune he hadn't played live since 1990 until last year.

Fans got treats like, got to get you into my life.

Let me roll it, blackbird, let it be, and that epic, hey Jude.

As always, he closed with the Abbey Road medley encore, golden slumbers, carry that weight

in the end.

These intimate shows have Beatles' die-hard buzzing.

Proving Mock has still got that timeless energy after decades on top.

To nod to his roots in one of the biggest fans ever, keeping the spirit alive for new

and old fans alike, he skipped his fresh single, Days We Left Behind, dropped this week

alongside news of his new album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane.

Produced by Andrew Watt, it drops May 29th his first studio record since McCartney, three

back in 2020.

With one more night at the fond of the head, Paul keeps delivering those feel-good vibes,

reminding us why he's the enduring voice of rock and roll.