Paul McCartney

The Beatles Channel will air exclusive new shows, rarities, alternate takes, a celebrity track-by-track, and more.

Paul will give insights into each song on his new album, “The Boys of Dungeon Lane,” throughout the week.

Listen to Paul’s stories behind each track of his new album, exclusive specials, and more.

Vote for your favorites from a list of songs, and hear them counted down on The Beatles Channel.

The director joins Radio Andy’s “The Julia Cunningham Show” to discuss “EPiC: Elvis Presley In Concert.”

From Bing to Burl, McCartney to Mariah. They’re all classics, but there can only be one number 1.

Listen to both exclusive countdowns — presented by Beatles historian Kevin Howlett — on the SiriusXM app.

Plus exclusive celebrity-hosted album specials to celebrate the new editions of ‘The Red Album’ and ‘The Blue Album.’

Dolly Parton brought together Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr — plus Peter Frampton and Mick Fleetwood — on her new Beatles cover.

Lefties make up some of the most talented and awarded musicians in the world.

In honor of Women’s History Month, The Beatles Channel presents “A Tribute to Linda McCartney” hosted by Bill Flanagan.

The Beatles Channel is playing live McCartney sets spanning Paul’s entire career from April 28–June 16.

Albums from Carole King, John Lennon, Rod Stewart and more helped define the softer side of classic rock.

From landmark hard-rock statements and singer-songwriter masterpieces to live albums that still feel electric decades later.

The discussion spanned McCartney’s life, from losing his mother to Beatlemania and on to his new album.

The fictitious band became the alter egos of The Beatles, allowing them to be more musically adventurous, he said.

Featuring a curated mix of music tailored to a wide range of Beatles fans, along with a variety of regular shows and specials.

Since that fateful day, McCartney continues to release both solo and collaborative works, his joy of music as passionate as it ever was.