Paul McCartney shocked the Glastonbury Festival in England with the help of a rock star friend across the pond.
Bruce Springsteen and Dave Grohl stopped by Sir Paul's headlining set as the iconic event welcomed fans who were tired of the pandemic for the first time in three years.
McCartney (80 years old) tore Beatles songs such as "Can't Buy Me Love" and solo songs such as "Maybe I'm Amazed" before the Foo Fighters frontman. I invited Groll to "I Saw Her Standing". "There" and "Band on the Run".
Following "Friends of the West Coast of the United States," McCartney introduced another surprise "from the East Coast of the United States."
Springsteen then came out to play his song "Glory Days" with Paul and help him sing Fabfor's "I Wanna Be Your Man".
After recording seven more hits, McCartney returned the former Nirvana drummer and boss to the stage and helped conclude the show with Abbey Road's "The End."
After all, McCartney played 38 songs during a spectacular three-hour show, which wasaccording to setlist.fm.
"Thank you Dave, thank you Bruce, thank you Glaston," McCartney told an enthusiastic audience before leaving the stage.
Springsteen and the former Beatles had already gatheredlast week for the MetLife Stadium show, which also featured jersey rocker Jon Bon Jovi.
5 daysBring-your own sake Worthy Two years later, Glastonbury at Farm is finally celebrating its 50th anniversary with more than 200,000 fans.
With a set studded with the royal family of rock, McCartney has become the oldest headliner in the history of iconic events.
Billie Eilish was on the central stage on Friday night, and Kendrick Lamar was scheduled for theSunday performance headline.
With post wire
