Paul McCartney paid tribute to John Lennon at his Santa Barbara show on Friday, Sept. 26, by performing Lennon's song "Help!" for the first time in 35 years. He also sang a duet with audio and video of the late Beatles member for "I've Got a Feeling.

There aren’t very many shows where you can reasonably claim that if it ended after the first number, you’d have gone home happy. And maybe even in the case of Paul McCartney’s concert Friday night at the Santa Barbara Bowl,

Paul McCartney and John Lennon 's relationship was pulled back together during the Sgt. Pepper sessions through their shared use of LSD, a new book has revealed.

Whether you attended the Monday, Sept. 29 Paul McCartney concert at Acrisure Arena or not, you likely missed these celebrity sightings.

Cue the high-pitched screams of fans, and for a moment, it was like being transported back to seeing the 21-year-old Beatle on “The Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb. 9, 1964, instead of McCartney solo in Palm Desert on Monday, Sept. 29.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney penned a plethora of history's greatest songs with The Beatles, but they also wrote a few songs attacking each other's character.

John Lennon was left so impressed by Paul McCartney on the day that he first met him at a church fete that he invited him to be in his band in a fateful move that saw them become icons

After Lennon’s death, McCartney expressed disgruntlement with how the public portrayed him. He felt Lennon had practically been deified, whereas he became seen as less important to the band. Though McCartney worked closely with Lennon, he said his ...