Bert Weedon remembered: 'Dear Bert - we will miss him. From early childhood throughout our lives he was Britain's Mr guitar. He seemed to be the first person we saw on television showing us how to play and he left a lasting impression on us. We use to joke about how he played a thousand notes a minute but we were always impressed with him. Like us, he loved the guitar and communicated that passion to many generations. Bert, we'll miss you.' - Paul McCartney

Getting excited about the My Valentine video premiere tonight at Stella's shop in L.A.! Video's looking good and loads of fun people are coming to the party. Cheers - Paul

Don't miss Paul McCartney and host Terry Gross discuss the making of Paul's new album Kisses on the Bottom on very special edition of NPR's Fresh Air - Thursday, March 29th!! Check local listings!!

Paul McCartney was greeted to a deafening reception last night as he played an amazing three hour long set at the Ahoy in Rotterdam. Fans were in fine voice throughout the show, singing along to every track and giving Paul a welcome he will never forget. The show was his first in Holland since 2009 when he visited the country on his ÂGood Evening Europe TourÂ. In total, Paul has played there 12 times since first performing there as a solo artist in 1972. Since then, the sheer scale of ... Continue Reading

It would make his burden less if we both had the same address

He suggests that you should marry me

When the things you've planned need a helping hand

As days and nights would pass me by i'd tell myself that i was waiting for a sign

Paul's comments on the enforced provision of animal products in public institutions in France: "The French Government’s recent decree effectively enforcing the consumption of animal products in public institutions is a backward step for France. It goes against the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union by prohibiting individuals’ right to express their beliefs. No one needs to eat animals – and we can combat climate change and lessen the risk of suffering from heart dis... Continue Reading

Paul Remembers Steve Jobs; "Steve was a great creative artist. He was also a loving husband and father and I feel privileged to have known him. I enjoyed his quick sense of humour and his love of music. He came to quite a few of our concerts and it was always a pleasure to see him bopping on the sidelines. I once said to him that he must be extremely proud of what he had done. He agreed but said he was even prouder of what he had not done. A great man who will be missed by me and many ... Continue Reading

Hey Chicago! Paul's heading your way for two shows at the legendary Wrigley Field this Sunday & Monday. If you were Paul's tour guide for the day, what's the one landmark you would show him? Don't forget to stop by Wrigley Field and pick up tickets for the show!

We know Chicago is steaming, but we can't think of a better way to cool off than a rock n' roll show at Wrigley Field this Monday! Tell us what song from Paul's catalogue will help you beat the heat...

Tickets are now on sale for Paul's second show at Chicago's Wrigley Field on the 1st August 2011. Be quick... www.paulmccartney.com/tickets

Were you at the Up And Coming Tour in Santiago, Chile or Rio, Brazil? See if you can find yourself on our 'Up And Coming Tour Fan Finder' Click: http://on.fb.me/ioBg54

Competition Time: Visit www.twitter.com/iVillage and send them your favourite Paul lyrics to win a great prize pack. Just in time for Mother’s Day… To find out how to enter, head over to www.twitter.com/iVillage

First U.S Show of 2011 Confirmed; Las Vegas. Having played some three dozen shows to over 1,000,000 fans over the course of 2010, Paul’s record-smashing Up and Coming Tour will make its first U.S. stop of 2011 on Friday 10th June at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, NV.

Third stop on the Up And Coming Tour... Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 22nd May 2011 "We had a great time in South America. The audiences know how to party and me and the band are looking forward to going back in May for some more rock n’ roll fun! We played three shows in Brazil last year. It was our first time there in some while and we had a blast. We are really looking forward to coming back.” Paul.

Peru, 9th May, 2011

"It was a big surprise to me that came at the end of Valentine's Day eve after we'd just got away from the BAFTA's aftershow party. I got a text saying 'You won the Grammy'. It was brilliant. Even though I couldn't be there this year it was extremely exciting to get the news late at night - we all went wild!" Paul McCartney on winning the Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance Grammy.

Paul Wins Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance Grammy Paul added yet another accolade to his unparalleled list of achievements, as he was awarded with the statue for Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance at the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards last night. The Grammy went to the live version of "Helter Skelter" from the Good Evening New York City.