Legends united: McCartney and rigid rock London in the epochal appearance!

Legends united: McCartney and rigid rock London in the epochal appearance!

O2 Arena, London, Großbritannien - The music history again wrote history when the last two living Beatles, Sir Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, shared the stage at a special appearance in the O2 Arena in London. The 84-year-old Ringo, who returned to the drums after work, provided an unforgettable show with hits like "Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band" and "Helter Skelter". The mood in the sold -out hall was euphoric when McCartney made the audience with the words "We have a surprise for you" and greeted Ringo proudly on the stage. "It was a great evening," said Ringo, asking the audience: "Should we rock?" This joint performance was only one of many highlights of the "Got Back Tour", which Sir Paul celebrated as a crowning glory, as already The crown reported .

The concert, which is the last stop of McCartneys Tour, offered a variety of classics from the time of the Beatles and from his solo career. It was particularly noteworthy that he was able to play his original Hofner 500/1 bass guitar, which was stolen in 1972, after 50 years. He also received support from Ronnie Wood, the guitarist of the Rolling Stones, who performed "Get Back" together with McCartney. In the middle of the glittering stars such as Kate Moss and Ed Sheeran, Paul provided a six-deck-like performance full of energy and nostalgia, which the audience has through countless hits of the Fab Four, like the yahoo news reported.

an unforgettable evening

McCartney, 82 years old, reminded the fans of the glorious time of the Beatles, the beginning of the tour and the fantastic appearances in South America, France and Spain before celebrating the final in London. The audience, which not only consisted of die-hard Beatles fans, but also from numerous celebrities, was always supplied with new energy. McCartney opened the evening with "A Hard Day’s Night" and led the audience on a nostalgic journey through the best hits, including a particularly emotional performance of "Blackbird" and "Live and Let Die", which was paired with breathtaking pyrotechnology elements.

December 20, 2024 will therefore be remembered as a day, on which two of the last living legends of music history rocked the stage together again and conquered the hearts of their fans in the storm. An evening full of music, memories and a grandiose atmosphere that proves that the magic of the Beatles has been unbroken even after all the years.