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Paul McCartney has been making waves on multiple fronts over the past week, signaling a powerful late-career resurgence with activities that have fans and industry observers alike on alert. According to Starts at 60 and the Sun, McCartney is in the final stages of recording his first solo album in over five years, a project he’s reportedly worked on throughout 2025 and is especially proud of. Though its release was initially expected by year’s end, a few details remain to be finalized, and its debut may now slide into early next year. In a move guaranteed to excite both critics and loyalists, McCartney is also plotting a return to the UK stage in 2026, with a full tour on the table—his team reportedly has direct instructions that he wants to play live at home again after the upcoming US schedule.
Before then, the 83-year-old icon will be hitting American arenas, with a ‘Got Back’ US tour kicking off September 29 in Palm Desert and including a major Las Vegas stop at Allegiant Stadium on October 4. Allegiant’s own promotions highlight the show as an opportunity for fans to experience the music that defined decades, blending Beatles classics, Wings-era gems, and solo hits. Presale and VIP package sales have generated major buzz both on the stadium's and McCartney's social media, with hashtags #PaulMcCartneyGotBack in active circulation on platforms including Instagram.
Adding literary heft to his schedule, McCartney is co-authoring a book about his time in Wings, set to release this November. The musician reminisces about the “madcap adventures” and the daunting challenge of starting over after the Beatles, co-writing the memoir with historian Ted Widmer. The book has been covered as a celebration of artistic growth, love, and the friendships that defined his post-Beatles years.
Not to be overshadowed by his musical output, McCartney’s photography will come into the spotlight at a new Gagosian Gallery exhibition in London opening August 28, as reported by the gallery and Baku.ws. The ‘Rear View Mirror: Liverpool - London - Paris’ collection features intimate shots documenting the earliest days of Beatlemania, including candid moments and even a reflective self-portrait in Jane Asher’s room—the very space where he reportedly dreamed the melody for ‘Yesterday.’ The exhibition, running through October 4, will also offer collectors a limited selection of these prints for purchase.
Meanwhile, Apple Corps and Disney+ have announced a fresh restoration and expansion of The Beatles’ ‘Anthology’ documentary series for its 30th anniversary, featuring newly uncovered footage of McCartney, Harrison, and Starr and mixing by Giles Martin. The special will premiere in late November and is already picking up significant media traction given its behind-the-scenes glimpses of McCartney’s life within the world’s most famous band.
Social media has also been busy keeping Paul in the spotlight, with anecdotes resurfacing about high-profile private parties—most notably a bash where Taylor Swift and Dave Grohl performed together to entertain McCartney, as recounted by Collider. Video from recent fan gatherings show McCartney himself dancing at Wembley and mingling with fans—images widely shared across Instagram and X in the past several days.
On the business side, updates from Celebritypia underline McCartney’s ongoing stewardship of MPL Communications, his diverse rights and publishing company, as his corporate influence continues to rival his storied musical legacy.
No significant negative press or controversy has surfaced recently, and aside from rumors of another massive UK tour next year, everything being reported is directly attributed to McCartney’s official channels or well-placed confidants. The coming months are set to be exceptional for Sir Paul’s already legendary biography, with fresh music, new stories, historic exhibits, and the inevitable global tour speculation all building up to what may become a defining late act.
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