Paul McCartney: Beatles Artist Hub
Sir James Paul McCartney CH MBE (born 18 June 1942, Liverpool) is one of the most celebrated musicians, composers, and performers in history. As a co-founder of The Beatles alongside John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, McCartney helped define the sound of the 20th century. This hub collects everything we’ve published about Paul — from his earliest Liverpool days to his solo legacy.
Key Timelines & Biographies
- Paul McCartney & Jane Asher: Complete Timeline 1963–1968
- Jane Asher: Full Biography — The Woman Behind the Beatles’ Most Intimate Songs
Deep Dives
- The Day Paul McCartney Met Jane Asher (18 April 1963)
- “Now These I Could Scream For” — Jane Asher’s Original Radio Times Review (1963)
- Man On The Run (2026) — Full Documentary Breakdown
On This Day — Paul McCartney
- 18 April 1963 — The Beatles at Royal Albert Hall & Paul Meets Jane Asher
- 6 March 1966 — Swiss Holiday & For No One
- 21 January 1967 — Paul at Julie Felix’s Chelsea Party
- 24 February 1967 — Paul Records Lovely Rita
- January 1967 — Rare Pre-Sgt. Pepper Snapshot
- January 1967 — Paul at Abbey Road, Early Sgt. Pepper Sessions
- March 1967 — Paul at Home & The Beatles at EMI Studios
- 7 March 1973 — Wings Rehearse for the James Paul McCartney TV Special
- 8 March 1973 — Paul Pleads Guilty to Cannabis Cultivation
- 7 March 1990 — Paul at Tokyo Dome, World Tour
- 16 January 1980 — Paul McCartney’s Japan Arrest
- 1993 — Paul at Melbourne Cricket Ground, New World Tour
News & Latest
More Paul McCartney history is added regularly. Bookmark this page or explore the On This Day in Beatles History blog for the full archive.
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