Paul McCartney surprised fans with a pop-up concert at Bowery Ballroom in New York City, announcing the event just hours before it started. The show, featuring about 500 attendees, included numerous hits from his extensive career, commencing with the Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night." Strict rules were enforced, banning phones and recordings. The delighted audience received a mix of nostalgia and heartfelt performances, including acoustic moments. McCartney shared memorable insights on his past experiences, creating an atmosphere filled with joy and reflection on his legendary music journey.
Before performing "Let Me Roll It," McCartney said to the crowd, "I can't quite believe we're here, doing this. But we are here, doing this."
"We were just kids. I've got grandchildren older than that now," said McCartney, reflecting on how he wrote "Blackbird" during the Civil Rights Movement.
After one loud scream from the crowd, McCartney said, "That was a Beatles scream!," reflecting on his days with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.
"So, here we are, some little gig. New York. Why not?" McCartney said on stage.
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