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Paul McCartney delivered an intimate Fonda Theatre performance in Los Angeles, drawing a star-studded guest list that included Taylor Swift, Reese Witherspoon and Emma Watson, while announcing his 19th solo album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due May 29.
Paul McCartney staged the second night of an intimate two-night run at the Fonda Theatre, delivering a 25-song set from Beatles, Wings and solo catalogs in a 1,200-capacity room. Highlights included a rare full performance of 'Help!' and a Hendrix-inspired instrumental tribute, with generous banter and dedications (including a nod to wife Nancy Shevell). The show previewed his upcoming The Boys of Dungeon Lane album, though no new songs were played, and closed with the Abbey Road medley to emotional cheers from a star-studded crowd.
Paul McCartney kicked off a two-night stand at The Fonda in Hollywood, delivering a tight 21-song set drawn from Beatles, Wings, and his solo catalog, backed by a polished, small-venue band with occasional horns, a no-phones policy, and playful banter. The night featured crowd favorites like Let It Be and the closing Abbey Road medley (Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End), showcasing McCartney’s enduring catalog and live chemistry with his longtime players.
Paul McCartney delivered a 102‑minute, intimate show at the 1,200‑cap Fonda Theatre, reprising a condensed arena set with rare soundcheck numbers like “Every Night” and “Flaming Pie,” chatting with fans about seating, and ending with a soaring **Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End** medley after a playful encore of **Hey Jude**. Backed by his veteran five‑piece band, the visuals were minimal but the energy was high, underscoring McCartney’s enduring vitality and his ongoing Never Ending Tour.
Paul McCartney delivered an intimate 1 hour 40 minute set at LA’s Fonda Theatre with a seven‑piece band, running through a mix of classics and showcasing his enduring range, while hinting at a May release for his new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane and sharing personal moments (including a dedication to wife Nancy Shevell). The show highlighted the thrill of small‑venue magic and McCartney’s love‑driven artistry.