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As previously reported, Paul McCartney had to cancel his entire Japan Out There tour due to an illness. Now that illness has reportedly landed him in the hospital. According to USA Today (via Consequence of Sound) the 71-year-old former Beatle is suffering from an undisclosed viral infection. -
Paul McCartney Cancels Japan Tour
Due to an illness, Paul McCartney has cancelled his entire Japanese tour. Out There No More. . . No, it's not the daunting fear of being flattened by Godzilla that's keeping Sir Paul McCartney out of Japan. -
WATCH: Paul McCartney dances with a robot in 'Appreciate' video
In Paul McCartney's newest music video, he journeys through a museum of humans, dancing about and jamming with a robot named Newman. -
8 Musicians Who Switched Their Instruments: Paul McCartney, Joey Ramone, and more
It's not uncommon for members of a band to switch around the instruments they play every once in a while, but what is uncommon is for someone to permanently take up a different instrument than the one they originally played. Here are eight musicians who changed the instrument they played for their band. -
Paul McCartney plays first show in Ecuador ever, hitting Costa Rica later this week
Ecuador's Beatles fan club made sure to make the performer feel welcome when he came to their country for the first time in his career. The group recreated the album art from his recent album New on the side of Pichincha Mountain. -
7 Songs Written About Ex-Bandmates: Pink Floyd, the Beatles, and more
Being in a band can be stressful work. Sometimes this can lead to vicious disputes between bandmates or untimely departures from the band, and because these are musicians we're talking about, songs are inevitably written about these tensions. These seven songs were written about estranged or long lost bandmates. -
Paul McCartney will play final concert at Candlestick Park, nearly 50 years after Beatles played last concert
Candlestick Park has seen it all, and a historic venue deserves a historic performer to play its last concert. Paul McCartney has been confirmed to play the final event at the historic venue. -
Six Famous Songs Written by People Outside the Band: Elvis Costello, the Eagles, and more
It's well known that many famous musicians don't actually write their own songs, but sometimes, even musicians who do write their own stuff are given songs by other songwriters. Here are six famous songs that were written with outside help. -
Paul McCartney expands 2014 North American tour with six new dates
Earlier this month, Paul McCartney announced that he was continuing his Out There Tour with another leg of North American dates in support of last year's release, New. This time around he plans to play cities he's rarely or never performed, and today he added six new dates to the itinerary. -
Paul McCartney extends Out There tour into 2014 with American dates [SCHEDULE]
Paul McCartney has announced that he will resume his Out There Tour in 2014 with another leg of American tour dates in support last year's release, New. As Consequence of Sound notes, he plans to perform in cities he's rarely played or has yet to play. His return to New Orleans on June 19 marks his first performance there since 2002, and his June 26 show in Louisville, KY, will be his debut in the city. -
Seven Great Albums Recorded by One Person: Prince, Paul McCartney, and more
Typically, when an artist puts out a “solo” album, they usually just sing and play one instrument (if that) while every other part is filled out by their band members or session musicians. While there’s nothing wrong with making an album that way, there are other artists who insist on controlling every aspect of their albums, even if it means playing each and every instrument on their own. Here are seven great albums that were created almost entirely by a single person. -
Daft Punk, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar see huge upticks in Spotify streams following Grammys
Album and download sales are down. Everyone knows this. The number of viewers taking on the Grammys even year continues to rise however, most likely because they're on television, and the populace just can't handle things they can't see. Either way, musicians that are already pretty popular from a musical perspective see huge increases in activity following The Grammys' broadcast, at least according to numbers released by Spotify.
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