JamBase — Watch Paul McCartney join Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul on Saturday night in London for a Beatles classic. more info

Uncut — It was "unfinished business", we learn unfinished business The post Watch Paul McCartney and Steve Van Zandt play The Beatles’ “I Saw Her Standing There” appeared first on Uncut. more info

CNN Showbiz — Antoine "Fats" Domino, a titan of early rock 'n' roll whose piano-based hits -- such as "Ain't That a Shame," "Blueberry Hill" and "Blue Monday" -- influenced artists including Paul McCartney and Randy Newman, died Tuesday, according to Mark Bone, c... more info

MSN Music — The legendary New Orleans singer and pianist Fats Domino, known for hits like "Blueberry Hill" and "Ain't It A Shame" has died. He was 89. Domino, whose real name is Antoine Domino Jr., died surrounded by his family, his daughter confirmed to WWL... more info

MSN Music — Sixty years ago, on October 18, 1957, Paul McCartney performed for the first time ever with the Quarrymen, John Lennon's band. It was the first time Lennon and McCartney shared the stage, clearly making this one of the most important moments in B... more info

Uncut — The eight albums will also come as single CD digipak and 180gram black vinyl single LPs The eight albums will also come as single CD digipak and 180gram black vinyl single LPs The post Paul McCartney’s Archive Collection coming on coloured vin... more info

Uncut — His tribute follows similar accolades from Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney and more Tom Petty His tribute follows similar accolades from Bob Dylan, Paul McCartney and more The post Bruce Springsteen “heartbroken” over death of Tom Petty appeared f... more info

Detroit Free Press — As the nation grappled with the tragedy in Las Vegas and sad news about Tom Petty, Paul McCartney aimed to uplift spirits at Little Caesars Arena             more info

Detroit Free Press — A full house was on hand Sunday as the iconic pop-rocker played the first of two shows at Detroit's new arena, heavy on Beatles classics             more info

Detroit Free Press — Brian McCollum breaks down notable metro Detroit concerts, Sept. 28-Oct. 4.             more info